Top 10 DIY Kitchen Crafts

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Artful Place Mats

A simple stencil technique allows your toddler free expression while painting these one-of-a-kind gifts -- and results in near-perfect designs. She'll be proud as a peacock to see them grace a friend or relative's holiday table.
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Colorful Containers

Pack your child's lunch in their very own personalized container -- a fun craft from Spoonful.com.
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Silvery Wind Chimes

Make shimmery music with a wind chime made from flatware
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Pasta Place Cards

Let kids use their noodles to give every guest a special spot at the table.
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Ap-peeling Glow

Because they're easy to peel, clementines lend themselves well to this project, which turns them into fragrant votives.
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Photo Napkin Rings

These napkin rings will inspire an entertaining jaunt down memory lane and serve as place markers too.
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Sailing Ships

An empty drink container makes two of these hardy vessels. Use one to hold crayons at the kids' table for mealtime doodling and others for a game. Each child uses a drinking straw to blow into the sail and make her ship travel across the table.
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Colorful Fruit & Veggie Bowl

Perfect for a rainy day, this Papier-Mâché project is a fun way to celebrate all the great produce -- peppers, tomatoes, eggplants, squash, and carrots -- that will be planted this season and harvested in the next.
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Pocket Place Mats

These no-sew mats are a fun way to dress up the table for dinner
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Star Stacks

Even the youngest kids can help make these twinkling beauties. Cookie cutters are pressed into warm wax, then the cooled shapes are strung on wicks.
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