Cereal Box Crafts

Ready to upcycle your old cereal boxes? Check out 20 DIY Creative & Cute Cereal Box Crafts you can make!

Cereals will always be the fall-back fast breakfast in our lives. Even if your lifestyle is a healthy one with a well-balanced diet, you probably have one or two cereal boxes tucked away in your pantry somewhere, and a lot if you have small kids.

Cereal Box Crafts are great, as it is another household item that many have in abundance (well, not all.. I had to pinch a couple from my neighbour, but still a common enough item). The card is smooth and flexible and if you make use of the existing “box” there are many cereal box crafts...

If your family goes through cereal like mine does, then you have lots of empty cereal boxes that you're just throwing away. Check out these 20 Clever Ways to Re-Use Cereal Boxes, you can put them to good use!

On my own, I have always been able to plough through cereal boxes. But after I became a mom, I can’t seem to keep up with the demand! We seriously seem to be buying new

This is a perfect craft for big kids or older children - cardboard monster jaws. Made from cereal boxes, this is a fun, easy craft activity for summer.

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Based on all the great feedback I received from you and friends at school on the first batch of sketchbooks I made recently, I made a few more. I cut apart paper from a large sketchbook leftover fr…

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Saw this marble run toy on a friend's Facebook photos and thought we can do something similar to this at home! Spent a few minutes brainstorming for a homemade version and then off to scavenge for the parts in the recycling bin!! This is what I used: 1 empty cereal box 3 toilet rolls Marker pen Super glue/ glue gun Craft knife Scissors This is what I did: 1. Draw an outline on the cereal box with the marker and cut it out with the craft knife. 2. Cut a hole on the top of the cereal box using…