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Looking for a fun, summer project to do with the kids? KLUTZ books always have some great options, like this new KLUTZ Glossy Bands
If your child is into the Silly Bandz craze, he or she is sure to love making Glossy Bands! The book comes with enough gel to make 14 bracelets, so this should provide several rainy days' worth of fun. Though it's not demonstrated in the book, they also mention that you can make rings using the same techniques, so I'd imagine you could stretch it even further this way.
Five lucky Deal Seeking Mom readers will each win a copy of the Klutz Glossy Bands book with 4 colors of gel, clear plastic work surface, swirling sticks, and Klutz clear instructions for tons of bracelet designs!
To enter, tell me what your favorite craft was as a kid.
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Prize:
(5) Klutz Glossy Bands Books, as described above
This giveaway ends at 10 a.m. EST on Thursday, 7/1 and is open to all U.S. residents 18 years or older. I’ll use Comment Contest to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Winners must respond within 48 hours of notification to claim their prize. Good luck!
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Tara Kuczykowski is a married mom of three boys and two girls, ages 4 to 10 years, living in Columbus, OH.
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i loved making hot pads and freindship bracelets! LOL!!
Bookmarks made out of crayon shavings melted between wax paper.
My favorite craft as a kid was baking... and i still love to bake, and my kids love to help. (My daughter is obsessed with silly bandz... she would LOVE this book!)
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My daughter said was when she made a mask at the hospital
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My favorite thing to do as I child was write letters and create my own envelopes. Today my kids love to use gliter glue and goggly eyes.
I liked to color. My kids like to use their imagination with almost anything they can find!
I never got obsessed with any crafts as a kid, but did some latch hook, friendship bracelets, watercolor and who knows what else...
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My favorite was shaving old crayons and melting them with some wax paper and an iron onto a color sheet,with mom's help of course...
We didn't do many crafts as a kid, but I used to pretend to sew (my mom taught home economics).
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My favorite craft as a child was latch hook kits. I loved seeing all the little pieces of yarn come together and make an awesome picture. My aunt would hang them when I was done, she did the more difficult ones and got me started with them.
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My favorite was the little yarn loop potholder kit. I loved that! My daughter just loves making cards with stencils, glitter, stickers, you name it!
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i loved making friendship bracelets
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I loved to color - my kids love all crafts!
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Making friendship bracelets was my favorite craft as a kid. My children enjoy coloring.
I loved lanyard, though we called it boondoggle.
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I loved doing latch hook rugs. My daughter loves drawing or my first mosaics.
sewing-I taught myself to sew at a very young age and made so many clothes for myself. In my teens I made a mans 3 piece suit, completely lined.
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I loved to make pot holders as a child. Made them and gave them to lots of family members. But, I know that my grandchildren will love the glossy bands. The already are in love with silly bandz.
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I liked making shrinky dinks and friendship pins and bracelets.
I would totally love this!!!
My fav craft as a kid... I was a strange one, I enjoyed (still do) sewing, cross stitch, and making friendship bracelets (don't do that one so much anymore)
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I loved making friendship bracelets, they like painting
I loved to cook when I was younger and I am trying to have little cooking lessons with my kids now. They love making things, so this would be great to try.
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