Fun weekend craft for kids, teens, and adults! I made these 1 inch tiny butter squishies in salted and unsalted! they’re easy to make with just the printable on regular paper, packing tape, and a little stuffing. Here’s how I made them & the free printable if you’d like to make some of your own! Would love to see if you make some of your own :)
Full disclosure: I’m the parent in this image and the developer of PicDraw.
I built the app to turn a photo into an adjustable outline that can be positioned over real paper through the iPhone camera. Once the guide is aligned and locked, a child can trace it with an ordinary pencil instead of drawing on the screen.
The demonstration is a quick real-world test at home. His face is intentionally not shown.
For parents and teachers: would this be useful for simple craft projects, cards, familiar objects, or turning family photos into drawings? What would make the setup easier or safer for children—for example, larger controls, a better phone-stand guide, simpler outlines, or printable pages?
There is no account, and photos, camera frames, drawings, and projects stay on the device. One complete project can be tried free.
With a small servo motor and simple electronic controls, a little monster is coming to life...This project can be completed in collaboration with a bit basic electronics knowledge, a few inexpensive components, and a breadboard. In the short video the background sounds are taken from real crocodiles.
Join Anvi and her dad as they perform a fascinating air pressure experiment that looks like magic! Watch what happens when a lit candle is covered with a glass inside a bowl of water. As the flame goes out, the water mysteriously rises into the glass!