Author Bonnie Scorer

Years ago at my childhood friend's house during the holidays my son admired her holiday village on her mantle, marvelling at the details.  He has been in love with these holiday scenes ever since.  This...

Can't you imagine the quiet peacefulness of walking through a snowy forest?  We wanted to convey that gentle feeling in a holiday card. Materials Watercolour paper Paper cutter OR ruler and...

 To contrast the snow, we wanted to make a bright winter wreath!  Check out the full tutorial and all sorts of seasonal fun...

This year our family is doing a card fundraiser at the school with half of the proceeds going to build a community playground and the other half to Doctors without Borders, so we have been busy making all...

Having kids over for an afternoon?  Here's a fun way to make your own personalized holiday cards! Materials Cardstock Felt (You could use paper too!) Beads Floor protector pads for...

A bit of fun printing with plastic lids and shimmery paints! Materials Paint (including metallics and those that contain glitter) Plastic lids (ours were the little containers that hold the granola...

Our family is selling cards as a fundraiser at the school with half of the proceeds going to the construction of a playground and the other half to Doctors Without Borders so for the past few months we have...

A kid-made project to add to your Fall table!   Materials Craft tray or table cloth Clay board (*optional) Air dry clay Rolling pin Yarn BBQ skewer (have an adult cut the sharp tip off) or...

We are still enjoying some lovely weather where we live in Canada and it is no secret that our children are collectors, so I wanted to make an invitation to create with some of the many branches that they have...

This activity was born by our two oldest children witnessing the blood moon.  Along with the moon itself, they were interested in the silhouettes of trees and buildings created against the light.  Our son...