What are some fun cute EASY craft ideas?

I like 3mins from HObby Lobby and im always there trying to find some new stuff but I am having a hard time with ideas.. ive used pinterest and done a lot from there, but i need some more ideas!

What type of crafts? For children or adults?

ETA: Because if you're looking for children, I love this site (I'm a teacher and pull quite a few of the craft ideas from here)

http://www.education.com

Here's the idea, but its divided in age groups/grades
http://www.education.com/activity/kindergarten/

Crayon drips are so much fun...

DD really just likes having construction paper, glue, and things to glue to paper. She'll do that for a loooong time.

Today I spelled out my sons name in glue and he put those little fuzzy pompoms on the glue. You could make pictures with them too. It only cost me a dollar.

Quoting Momma x 2:" What type of crafts? For children or adults? ETA: Because if you're looking for children, I love this ... [snip!] ... Here's the idea, but its divided in age groups/grades http://www.education.com/activity/kindergarten/"

KIDS! thanks

Quoting Momma x 2:" What type of crafts? For children or adults? ETA: Because if you're looking for children, I love this ... [snip!] ... Here's the idea, but its divided in age groups/grades http://www.education.com/activity/kindergarten/"

Ohh, thank you for these!

One that my 2.5 year old loves is you take a coffee filter and give them green and blue food coloring. they dribble it on the coffee filter to make an earth. then we glued it on black construction paper and used glitter glue to make stars. Also she loves taking tooth picks and marshmallows to make a snowman, then we use cake decorator /color to make a face, clothes, etc

Quoting ☮ Phuket:" KIDS! thanks"

Hahaha, no problem. One of my favourite thing to do with my own children is create story boards. I bought a huge thing of felt and made a felt board a year or so ago, then from the dollar store you can get contact paper (it's basically laminating paper) and Velcro strips. Well, my kiddies will draw/create characters (or you can print them from the web) and then we cut them out, laminate then, add some velcro....and volia, your very own story board, which can be used/added to again and again. I also do this in my classroom, but we usually stick to creating characters from real stories. Either way, super easy and lots of fun. Also felt usually sticks to felt, but I find over time it comes apart and never sticks really well in the first place, so laminating paper makes it durable and the velcro helps it stick really well.

Quoting linsα:" Today I spelled out my sons name in glue and he put those little fuzzy pompoms on the glue. You could make pictures with them too. It only cost me a dollar. "

Picture?!

Also OP, I started a thread for crafty mom's (a chat thread to share craft ideas with), if you want to join. It's my latest topic.   I need some momma's in there. I'm feeling crafty and I need ideas!!!