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August Carefree Crafts Review

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Edited to Add: Carefree Crafts has closed their doors.

August Carefree Crafts
August Carefree Crafts

Our August Carefree Crafts package arrived earlier in the month, but I decided to save it until we were in desperate need of some activities. And that day came yesterday when it was raining. In case you aren’t familiar, Carefree Crafts is a monthly subscription service which delivers fun craft kits to your door every month (or a la carte). Carefree Crafts is perfect for preschool and elementary ages kids (aka L) ages 3-7. Subscriptions start at $12.50/month and contain five (or more) complete craft kits.

The Package

Carefree Crafts ships via USPS and arrives to me very quickly every month since I am in Michigan and they ship out of Michigan.

First Look

Carefree Crafts packages each individual craft in it’s own package so you can use do one at a time and not lose any pieces.  And then all crafts are packaged in a larger ziplock bag.

The Information Card

The August Carefree Crafts theme was “Summer Fun” and includes six sun beach and ocean themed crafts.

~Paper Stained Glass: I worked on the paper stained glass while L worked on another project and I don’t quite know what I did wrong, but the rays of my sun didn’t go all the way around the circle.  I do like the idea behind this though and plan to try and recreate something similar.  Maybe a pumpkin for Halloween?

Paper Stained Glass
Paper Stained Glass – The Materials
Paper Stained Glass – The Final Product

~Sandcastle Magnetic Photo Frame: L was all over this one and used a ton of glue.  This is never coming apart.  Ever.  Never ever.

Sandcastle Magnetic Photo Frame
Sandcastle Magnetic Photo Frame – The Materials
Sandcastle Magnetic Photo Frame – The Final Product

~Beach Sand Art: I don’t know who came up with this idea, but they are a genius.  If you’ve never done one, it’s basically a giant sticker and you peel off sections at a time so that you can pour sand on just a section at a time.  That way you have super cool sand art, without a huge mess.  L loved it and probably could have done 10 of these yesterday.  He was so into it.

Beach Sand Art
Beach Sand Art – The Materials
In Profress
Beach Sand Art – The Final Projuct

~Fish Catch Game: This was another great project this month and L and I worked on this one together.    I couldn’t land the fish in the fish bowl for the life of me.  L of course did it on the first try.  Grrr.

Fish Catch Game
Fish Catch Game – The Materials
Fish Catch Game – The Final Product

~Crab Headband: I don’t know what got into L yesterday (maybe it was the rain or the thought of glo-golfing later in the day), but not only was L into making this, he was also into wearing it while crafting the rest of the pieces.

Crab Headband
Crab Headband – The Materials
Crab Headband – The Final Product

~Lei: I didn’t think this was going to turn out well at all, but I should have know better.  It was super easy to make and worked about fabulous.  L even liked it!

Lei
Lei – The Materials
Lei – The Final Product

Did you get Carefree Crafts this month? What’d you think?  If you don’t subscribe and are interested in signing up you are totally in luck because they are still offering you the first month for only $5.95 if you use the code “SAVE60”! How awesome is that?? If you want to sign up or learn more, click here!

Disclosure: This complimentary box was received for review purposes. As always all opinions are my own and no compensation was received.
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