Catholic Crafts and More for Kids
Find all of my peg doll resources here! St. John Vianney's feast day is coming up on August 4, and he is the patron saint of priests. So I thought it would be the perfect time to make some little priest peg dolls! You can also make one that looks like your priest, and give it to him as a gift. (Or use them as a gift for a Catholic child). Use them to teach about liturgical colors, or about holy … [Read more...]
Creatively implementing little scripture snipits around your home is a beautiful way of sharing your faith with guests. It's can also serve as a fabulous reminder to keep your mind on God's word throughout your day! Here are some cute and creative do-it-yourself scripture decor ideas! Make this "Faith Hope Love" sign with a complete picture tutorial from Shanty 2 Chic. Try … [Read more...]
Well, I used some of the ideas I posted here earlier and made a prayer book with my 4-year-old daughter! We learned a lot about prayer while we colored and put the book together. Ours were shaped like hands to help remind us to keep our hands folded while we pray. (My daughter has a lot of trouble with this at her preschool coop, so we're working on it). All of the printables came from The … [Read more...]
I found this craft over at Under Her Starry Mantle. I really love Anne's blog! For this craft, she has a prayer for the Most Precious Blood of Jesus that is in the shape of a drop. July is the month dedicated to the Most Precious Blood of Jesus, and you still have plenty of time to pray! :-) Check out this Most Precious Blood of Jesus Craft below! … [Read more...]
Check out all of my First Communion Resources for Kids here. July is the month of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus. Celebrating with the kids can be as easy as mixing up some red jello! You can get plastic wine glasses at the Dollar Tree. These were made for my little brother's first communion, so they also had marshmallow slice "hosts". Just pour in the jello into the wine … [Read more...]
The feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel's feast day is on July 16! This is a very cool feast day to celebrate with your family because well, not only are all the Mary days fun (yay!) but they seem extra special when they appear to a Saint, and in this case she appeared to St. Simon Stock. She also gave him the scapular, and that is a big deal in the Catholic faith! If you're looking for more fun ways … [Read more...]
The scapular is made from brown wool rectangles, and it's worn around the neck. It was given to St. Simon by Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel's feast day is July 6, and you can find all my posts about living liturgically in July here. It's a sacramental with history dating back to the Old Testament, and Our Lady makes promises to those who wear it, including "Whoever dies wearing … [Read more...]
The Feast of Our Lady of Mr. Carmel is coming up on July 16. This is a super awesome feast day to celebrate with kids because you learn about St. Simon Stock, a Mary apparition, and also the scapular all at once! The name of Our Lady lends herself to all kinds of deliciousness as it is very similar to the word caramel. So I mean... don't we owe it to the world to eat caramel on this day? I think … [Read more...]
Before I started this blog, I didn't know that every month was the "month of something"- really, I didn't! But being Catholic is just so much cooler than I ever knew it was! Anyway, the month of July is the month of the Most Precious Blood. So I was trying to think of something that might be fun to celebrate, and I immediately thought of blood oranges! :-) Here are some fun Summer recipes you can … [Read more...]
It's almost the 4th of July, and I am so excited to share these diy patriotic beads with you! Working with polymer clay is fun, especially for older kids and even adults! I think you would be surprised at what you can do. It's easier than it looks! Today I am going to show you how to make a polymer clay star bead, a striped bead, a jelly roll bead, and an American flag polymer clay … [Read more...]
