Crafts to Make in the Fall

I've perused dozens of craft books as the mother of three boys. This one beats them all hands down and I can't wait to get the other three in her seasons series. I think what attracted me the most is the way the book presents the crafts. Very simple, colorful pictures. Each craft gets a full spread of two pages. There are only about 30 crafts total but they are good ones! Not the same, tired, old, glue macaroni on paper plates kind of thing. And some of these concepts in here have even helped to springboard me (a not-crafty-by-nature-person) into coming up with some of my own ideas. Highly recommended!

This is a great book to use for group crafts. I use it for my Sunday School class and my Brownie troop. The crafts are cute, easy and inexpensive. All of these crafts can actually be made by the child without adult help. I have the fall and winter books and they beat all my other kids crafts books hands down!

Kathy Ross's creative books have my children turning off the television and asking to have craft-time. I enthusiastically agree to an afternoon of crafts with more fun ideas than ever before. Her projects fit in well with holidays, homeschool themes, or just a rainy afternoon, and are great for any parent whose creativity is running dry, or a child whose imagination needs channeling. We checked this book out from the library so many times that now we have decided to buy one of our own. Great ideas for all ages...even Mom!

This book was amazing, especially if you have children. Thisbook has crafts for Autumn, but I like to them any rainy day. It hasreally easy to follow instructions, pictures and tons of family fun.