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Painted cardboard houses and baked goodies

Little Cardboard houses

Materials needed:
-Empty cereal box
-Scissors
-Hot glue gun
-paint

This was a fun craft to do with my little one. I figured we could use our old cereal boxes. So I came up with making little houses to go along with her little car set. 






I also made us a yummy treat.
Raspberry almond shortbread cookies, they are delicious!
 Made these to go along with our tea party later today. =)
Here's where I got my recipe: http://parentpretty.com





“Bake with love..” ― Manuela Kjeilen



Comments

  1. The houses are such a good idea. My kids have always loved building houses out of any materials they have. The cookies look delicious! Hope you had a great tea party. :)

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    1. Thank you Jennifer. I thought it was a nice way to reuse our empty cereal boxes. We did enjoy our tea party, along with our sweet treats. =) Thank you for stopping by.

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  2. I think my son would get a kick out of the little cardboard houses!!!!

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    1. Dina, I'm sure he would! I bet he would love painting the little house too. =)

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    2. I bet. I am going to have to try it out!

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  3. These houses are such a fun craft idea and such a great way to use old boxes instead of throwing them out. Love it!

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    1. Heather, thank you! Aw, I'm so happy you enjoyed this idea for old boxes. Yes there are so many different creations you can come up with. :)

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