I picked out these craft projects especially for kids 14 and older. Some teenagers may thing they are too old or too cool for crafts, but, secretly at least, most enjoy working on arts and crafts projects. While I give the age suggestions for these crafts, the best judge as to whether your child can handle these crafts or not is you.
A visitor explains how she made a beaded doorway curtain. Use her ideas and your own creativity to make your own unique decorations.
A great way to recycle unwanted blue jeans and try your hand at sewing. Follow these instructions to make a small purse using pockets from blue jeans.
Instructions for making a fancy decoupaged plate. These make great gifts or decorations. Make a set for your bedroom wall!
Use your imagination to make a personalized hat organizer that fits your personality! You can also make it to give as a gift to someone special.
Believe it or not, etching glass can be fairly easy and lots of fun! Use these guidelines and suggested supplies to make a variety of decorative items.
Find out how you can transform empty baby food or other jars into interesting candle holders.
You can make a bulletin board for your wall or locker that will hold special messages, notes, and even photographs. You can choose the size, shape, and colors, and make it as elegant or playful as you like.
Paper Mache is one of the most versatile crafts around! There is no right or wrong way to do it. It is great for making models for school projects, decorations, pinatas, and much more.
A visitor explains how to make these simple soap bars with a hidden treat inside.
Try your hand at the art of tie-dye. Create your own colorful t-shirts or other articles of clothing. You can also make matching sheets, pillowcases, and curtains if you like.
