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Keep a basket in your kitchen filled with empty milk cartons, baker's twine, and other odds and ends. It will be a constant source of inspiration to young crafters.

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Good Things for Kids: Make-at-Home Crafts

If you're like most people, you have an array of useful crafts materials throughout your home: cardboard and plastic bottles in the recycling bin, fabric scraps and buttons in a sewing box, and at least one or two containers or drawers bursting with colorful paper and crayons. Take a look at the crafts below and cast an eye to the corners of your home that may be full of hidden crafts potential.

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