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How many times have parents heard Im bored from their kids during summer vacation? No more! In this brand-new booklet, kids will find hours of enjoyment from 20 different crafts, games, and activities, designed especially for kids.
This book is filled with fun ideas that are great for car trips, summer camp, vacation bible school, and rainy days. Projects are suitable for all skill levels and children ranging from age 5 to 13.

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Neither the publisher nor individual designers can be held responsible for any injuries, losses, or other damages resulting from the use of information in this book, due to different conditions, tools, and individual skills; however, care has been taken to ensure that the information in this book is accurate. Please make sure children are given direct supervision and assistance while they are completing the projects contained in this book. Finally, carefully review all product labels for toxicity information, special warnings, and more detailed instructions.

Library of Congress Catalog Number 2001097829.
ISBN 0-87349-406-7
eISBN 13: 978-1-4402-1998-6

H EY , K IDS!

Summer vacation cant come soon enough But what are you going to do with all - photo 2

Summer vacation can't come soon enough! But what are you going to do with all that spare time? You could just sit around the television and raid the refrigerator, but why not have some fun? This book is packed with ideas to make that car trip more exciting, camp a blast, and your backyard a playground. Play Ladybug Tic-Tac-Toe (page 14) with a friend, or make Bubble Wands and homemade bubbles on a sunny day (page 1). Redecorate your bedroom with Decoupage Photo Frames (page 4) or the Color Foam Kids Desk Set (page 11). Show your patriotic spirit with the Children United Windsock (page 18) and Paper Pinwheel (page 17). All of the projects are designed just for you to create and enjoy. Before you begin any project, please read the directions carefully and ask for an adult to help you if you don't understand the directions or you need assistance.

Enjoy Your Summer and Be Creative A BOUT T HE D ESIGNERS Paula Bales - photo 3

Enjoy Your
Summer
and
Be Creative!

A BOUT T HE D ESIGNERS Paula Bales began selling crafts through craft fairs - photo 4

A BOUT T HE D ESIGNERS

Paula Bales began selling crafts through craft fairs and local shops in 1985, after teaching art in public schools for four years. She enjoys working with a diverse set of mediums, including wood, fabric, plaster, paint, STYROFOAM brand foam, paper, and decoupage. Paula has published 16 books, the first of which is entitled Too Cute Cans. She has three great kids and lives in a small town in Texas.

Betsy Edwards is an accomplished artist, teacher, and writer, whose works are included in the permanent collections of The Smithsonian, the White House, and the Delaware Museum. A designer and consultant for many art and craft companies, she has appeared on local and national television shows. Betsy enjoys creating projects that children and adults can make together.

By the time Lisa Galvin was 12 years old, she had made her first quilt from her mom's old sewing scraps. She still has it today! Twenty-eight years and three children later, she's making a career of designing. Lisa's designs regularly appear in Craftworks magazine, and her first book, Plastifoam Fun for Kids, was recently published.

Denise Giles has been designing for seven years and has been a member of the Society of Craft Designers for four years. She is best known for her ribbon work and is the author of Ribbon Art, a recently published book on the subject. Over the years, Denise has had numerous projects published in many popular craft magazines, such as Arts & Crafts.

Annabelle Keller has been designing for the craft industry for 10 years. Her work has appeared in nearly 30 different publications, and she has written two books featuring STYROFOAM brand foam. Annabelle has also designed a kit for Kunin Felt and has appeared on the PBS series Hands on Crafts for Kids. She enjoys creating designs that she and her grandchildren can work on or play with together.

A member of the Society of Craft Designers, Chris Malone lives on the beautiful southern Oregon coast. She has had hundreds of designs published in craft and sewing magazines and books. She grew up with 4-H and firmly believes that what comes from the heart and hands is the most gratifying.

Lorine Mason lives in Herndon, Virginia, with her husband, Bill, and their two daughters, Jocelyn and Kimbrely. Lorine has been designing and teaching classes to all ages for 20 years. Her desire to create something fun from simple craft items has emerged into a wonderfully fulfilling career in the crafting world.

Growing up in a family of crafters allowed Barbara Matthiesen to start crafting and designing at an early age. She has been a full-time designer for the past eight years, during which time she has had projects published in numerous craft magazines, booklets, and books. Barbara has also worked with manufacturers on product testing and development.

Rebecca Stearns is 15 years old and shares craft supplies with her mother, who encourages her to be creative. Best known for her illustrations, her contribution to Kids 1st Summer Crafts is her third published design. Rebecca is very active in school activities and sports, and she enjoys making beaded jewelry to share with her friends.

Kate Stephani grew up in Pleasant Valley, Minnesota, with a very influential grandmother who taught her how to sew, craft, and cook. She began her designing and writing career with work published in Memory Magic and CNA magazines. Since that time, she has also made TV appearances on the set of More than Memories. Kate works full-time for children with Autism, and lives with her 6-year-old son, Garrett, in Crystal Lake, Illinois.

Jon-Michael Vasek, who was introduced to crafting by his mother, has been painting and crafting for six years and has published over 22 articles. He also plays the trumpet, guitar, bass, and saxophone. Jon-Michael is a high school junior in Katy, Texas.

B UBBLE W ANDS

D ESIGNED BY B ARBARA M ATTHIESSEN

Blowing bubbles is a favorite pastime for children and adults alike. Making a large bubble wand doubles the fun! You can combine paint, wire, and beads to make a one-of-a-kind creation.

Glue the flat end of the wood ball to one end of the dowel allow the glue to - photo 5

Glue the flat end of the wood ball to one end of the dowel; allow the glue to dry. Paint the dowel and wood knob with your choice of colors. To create interesting textures, use bits of sea sponge. For extra sparkle, try two coats of glitter paint (let dry one hour between coats).

Work with the wire directly from the bundle. Thread beads and/or charms onto the wire and slide them down 18.

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