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Stamping

Making Stamps with Craft Foam

February 7, 2021 by Barbara Rucci 3 Comments

Make Valentine's cards with homemade stamps made with craft foam, corks, and lids.

I made these folded cards on a whim last week and wanted to share my DIY for making stamps with craft foam! These stamps are very simple and easy to make, and can be used to create stationery, wrapping paper, gift tags, and even printed fabric if you use fabric paint! [ I am a…

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Stencil Art // You Are Loved

June 3, 2013 by Barbara Rucci 2 Comments

Create homemade "You are Loved" art wth a pencil eraser

Today is an exciting day for me. I am officially a contributor on Small for Big, a very cool blog founded by Mari Richards (who also happens to be an accomplished toy designer). I am so happy to be able to share art projects with her readers! I will be a guest on Small for…

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Art Kit Party Favor

May 21, 2013 by Barbara Rucci 6 Comments

There are many ways to go when planning a party favor. I love the one-gift idea very much, like a puzzle or a ball or some princess wings. Last year we made flubber for everyone which was awesome. We’ve also done our fair share of paper bags filled with junk. These happen to be a…

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Bubble Wrap Printing

July 13, 2012 by Barbara Rucci 8 Comments

make homemade wrapping paper with bubble wrap printing

This is a very fun and quite simple art idea for the whole family. All my kids got involved — my 6-yr old stayed with it for hours! We printed on a long roll of paper (our intention was to make wrapping paper), but you can also just use sheets and hang them up as…

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Pencil Eraser Stamping

April 10, 2012 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

I love this idea! It’s so simple, so colorful, and so fun. Any child at any age, really, can enjoy this. Just buy some new pencils and a rainbow ink pad and that’s all you need to make some art! This idea came from a rubber stamp artist named Carloe Lie.

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