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THE FEELING CRAFTY COLLECTION

Family crafts, made personal.

Make room for different ages, shared stories and a wonderfully imperfect finished project.

27 projects · Time and cost are planning estimates; equipment and drying time are additional.

AI-generated concept of a tiny meadow made from paper coils4 illustrated steps
Everyday / No machine

A tiny meadow made from paper coils

Roll narrow paper strips into three raised flowers for a miniature meadow that never needs watering.

60 minConfident beginnerEst. $4–9
AI-generated concept of stitch an imaginary constellation4 illustrated steps
Everyday / No machine

Stitch an imaginary constellation

Thread a simple star path through cardboard and invent the story behind your own little piece of night sky.

35 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
AI-generated concept of a winter world inside a tiny box4 illustrated steps
Christmas / No machine

A winter world inside a tiny box

Build depth with layered paper snow, folded evergreens and a moon in a pocket-size winter scene.

45 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
AI-generated concept of paper birds with little fan wings4 illustrated steps
Everyday / No machine

Paper birds with little fan wings

Give three simple paper birds accordion wings and balance them on a light decorative mobile.

45 minBeginnerEst. $3–7
AI-generated concept of a peekaboo ghost with a paper slider4 illustrated steps
Halloween / No machine

A peekaboo ghost with a paper slider

Build a simple pull-tab mechanism that lifts a friendly ghost into an arched Halloween window.

45 minConfident beginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for a torn-paper pumpkin patchStarter project
Halloween / No machine

A torn-paper pumpkin patch

Tiny hands make a big, cheerful patch with paper, paste and wonderfully imperfect shapes.

20 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for a window full of paper pumpkinsStarter project
Halloween / Cricut

A window full of paper pumpkins

Use simple Cricut shapes for a bright, removable pumpkin window display.

40 minBeginnerEst. $4–8
Illustrated plan for the not-too-spooky cardboard villageStarter project
Halloween / No machine

The not-too-spooky cardboard village

Turn clean packaging into a tabletop neighborhood for a family storytelling night.

60 minBeginnerEst. $2–7
Illustrated plan for the table runner everyone helps makeStarter project
Thanksgiving / No machine

The table runner everyone helps make

Create a paper keepsake covered in drawings, thank-yous and tiny family stories.

30 minBeginnerEst. $3–6
Illustrated plan for little turkey fans for the tableStarter project
Thanksgiving / No machine

Little turkey fans for the table

Accordion-fold a colorful tail and add a handwritten name to each cheerful bird.

40 minBeginnerEst. $3–7
Illustrated plan for a little stack of family storiesStarter project
Thanksgiving / No machine

A little stack of family stories

Make illustrated cards that invite everyone to share a memory at Thanksgiving.

25 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for wrapping paper with tiny-maker energyStarter project
Christmas / No machine

Wrapping paper with tiny-maker energy

Transform a large sheet of paper into personal gift wrap with cheerful crayon marks.

15 minBeginnerEst. $2–4
Illustrated plan for a cozy cardboard-loom treeStarter project
Christmas / No machine

A cozy cardboard-loom tree

Wrap yarn around a broad cardboard tree for a soft, textured Christmas decoration.

45 minBeginnerEst. $3–7
Illustrated plan for a paper hanukkiah for little handsStarter project
Hanukkah / No machine

A paper hanukkiah for little hands

Arrange eight paper candles and a distinct shamash in a colorful Hanukkah collage.

25 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for an eight-night hanukkah memory bookStarter project
Hanukkah / No machine

An eight-night Hanukkah memory book

Make a small family book for drawings, traditions and one good memory each night.

40 minBeginnerEst. $3–6
Illustrated plan for a torn-paper star mosaicStarter project
Hanukkah / No machine

A torn-paper star mosaic

Layer paper pieces inside a six-pointed star for a bright Hanukkah wall decoration.

30 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for a family-built tabletop mazeStarter project
Everyday / No machine

A family-built tabletop maze

Build a maze for a large paper ball and solve it together by gently tilting the board.

45 minBeginnerEst. $2–6
Illustrated plan for a giant color-road muralStarter project
Everyday / No machine

A giant color-road mural

Make a floor-level paper mural with broad crayon roads and big shared drawings.

20 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for a patchwork of paper weavingStarter project
Everyday / No machine

A patchwork of paper weaving

Trade colored strips and weave a collection of small paper panels together.

40 minBeginnerEst. $3–6
Illustrated plan for a tear-and-stick rainbowStarter project
Everyday / No machine

A tear-and-stick rainbow

Explore colors with big torn paper pieces and a rainbow that can look any way you like.

15 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Illustrated plan for make a spooky laughing box with adafruitStarter project
Halloween / Maker & tech

Make a spooky laughing box with Adafruit

Plan a cardboard automaton using Adafruit’s Circuit Playground Express tutorial.

120 minGuided makerEst. Check current parts prices
Illustrated plan for a glowing 3d-printed christmas treeStarter project
Christmas / Maker & tech

A glowing 3D-printed Christmas tree

Use Adafruit’s tree design as a first family project combining code, light and 3D printing.

90 minGuided makerEst. Check current parts prices
Illustrated plan for make a tiny stop-motion paper filmStarter project
Everyday / Maker & tech

Make a tiny stop-motion paper film

Turn homemade paper characters into a short animation using a phone and a steady setup.

60 minGuided makerEst. $0–5 if you own a phone

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