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5 Summer Memory Crafts

on 5.13.2022 at 11:30am
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Crafts are a great way to keep you and/or your kiddos entertained during the summer! Why not do a craft that reminds you of all the good times you had on your vacations this summer? We collect seashells from our Summer beach trip and put them in a vase, but here are some creative ways to display your memories and have fun doing it too!
Summer Memory Jar – This is a fun spin on how to display your shells from the beach! You could also make one of these to store candy or small craft supplies!

Travel Keepsake Box – Scrapbooks are great, but if you don’t have the time or interest to organize, design and glue your pictures, designing a wooden keepsake box with all your mementos from your trip can be a great alternative

Summer Memory Picture Frames – This craft can work for a variety of ages and can make for a fun DIY gift too. Adding stickers of decor to the frame to match the occasion makes for a special touch.

Memory Ornaments – These are so easy and simple to make, but also nice to have for more ornaments on your tree at Christmastime! You could put other small items like tickets into these vials as well to remember other memories too.

DIY Shell Stepping Stones – This is a fun way to remember vacations while adding a fun and useful decor piece to the home.

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