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I may not have went to “Infinity and Beyond” to make these costumes, I went to my craft area and I love how these creative costumes came out. Below, you will see fun ways to create a Woody, Buzz and popular character from the latest Toy Story 4 movie, Forky costume.
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Looking for something creative and crafty to do? AR Workshop Smithtown hosts public and private instructor-led DIY workshops for kids and adults. The boutique DIY studio’s online calendar features workshops for creating wooden plank signs, framed signs, centerpiece boxes, serving trays, lazy susans, clocks, porch signs, chunky knit blankets™ and special holiday workshops.
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Adventure seekers and snow lovers have you heard of Sled Legs? This product is for you. A new innovative thrilling way to enjoy the powder hills. I can not wait to get onto a snowy hill with these. They look like so much fun and I can not wait to create fun in the […]
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Studio E in Miller Place offers Birthday Party Fun to fit your budget with affordable art and pottery birthday packages for the birthday child and their guests to enjoy. There are fun party themes available for kids and adults to choose from. There is never any down time. The instructor will keep students occupied for […]
Read MoreAuthor Leah Harper Bowron and her book, Colorblind: A Novel, tells the story of Lisa, a 6th grade girl who dealt with bullies and racism in the 1960s. She has developed a new online quiz (because who doesn’t love online quizzes?) for middle schoolers up to adults: “What Kind of Friend are You? Take the […]
Read MoreYou can create costumes like an Astronaut, Alien, viking and a Hershey Kiss with Aluminum Pans and Foil. Elizabeth Hashagen and Anne Caminiti (Momee Friends of Long Island) show you how to make your own costumes with items around your home and that are inexpensive to create.
Read MoreSee how to create fun costumes that are popular on social media like a snapchat costume, a fidget spinner (that really spins), Moana, and a social butterfly. Elizabeth Hashagen and Anne Caminiti (Momee Friends of Long Island) show you how to make your own costumes with items around your home and that are inexpensive to […]
Read MoreYou can create fun interactive costumes like Guess Who, Tic Tac Toe and Hungry Hungry Hippos. Elizabeth Hashagen and Anne Caminiti (Momee Friends of Long Island) show you how to make your own costumes with items around your home and that are inexpensive to create.
Read MoreOn Monday, August 21st, 2017 all of North America will be able to see the Total Solar Eclipse. On Long Island the visibility will be at about 70% (weather depending). Are you as excited as we are? In this post we have a fun guide to places you can visit with your family on […]
Read MoreAs parents we all know that when hunger strikes, a tantrum can follow quickly! Teach kids to get in tune with their body and learn cues from what their body is telling them.
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