Some Great Projects to Try and Martha Stewart Crafts

   Make some Polymer Bouncy Balls 
 Fun project...

  Sand Paper Transfer
  This one is a cinch!! How about a transfer onto a
 T-shirt using sand paper??? Yup, easy peasy... a sandpaper technique printing that will keep anyone busy. Make from the $1 store, a T-shirt, 
 fine sand paper, crayons, fine sand paper, and an iron. After you color 
your design on the sandpaper [remember it will be reversed] flip it and
place it on your T-shirt and then put a piece of parchment paper or 
 paper towel over it and press iron on it for at least 30 seconds pressing
hard to set transfer. Left one edge slowly and make sure it has
transferred, Iron a little bit more to melt the crayon design. 
 After you are done place some paper towels over it again without
the sand paper and iron slowly and then toss it in the dryer for about 
20 minutes. When you launder it the 1st time wash lightly on low
speed alone. Enjoy! 

NOTE:  Don’t iron too much or you might notice wax soaking through

 the sandpaper backing and onto your iron.  Also, if you use paper 

rather than cardstock, I would recommend putting an old towel

 underneath the paper so melted wax doesn’t soak through onto 

your ironing board

 How about Frying Marbles???? they are so easy to make.

Get yourself some marbles and the easiest and best way is to bake them in the oven. Put your Be sure to use clear marbles (It's useless to use solid colored ones. 
You can't see the cracks on the inside.) in a pie pan. Bake them 
in a preheated 500 degree (Fahrenheit) oven for about 20 minutes. There's no 
need to go over 20 minutes, though it doesn't hurt them. I tried different times
 and any left in for over 20 minutes all look the same. Have a metal bowl with 
ice cold water ready. Remove your marbles and immediately dump them into the
 water. The marbles crack, you will google at them and so will all your friends!



This cool project would be perfect for Easter it is from
  Martha Stewart Crafts...you do not need much to make these "Crystal Egg Geodes"
made from regular egg shells.

Tools and Materials

Blown-out eggshell (Get the How-To)
Alum powder
White glue
Small paintbrush
Plastic or glass container
Egg dye
Hot water
Craft stick or spoon
Latex gloves
Drying rack or newspaper

Enjoy.....