The Best DIY Gifts to Make For Kids

What's better than slime? Glitter slime!

This ingenious use of washi tape just may be a child's dream. Add a few different tapes to the floor and let your little one get to work with his cars or trains — in no time, he'll have the coolest car play-mat on the block!

If their beds need a refresh but their hobbies and interests change faster than you can keep track, these DIY pillowcases are a great way to keep up while giving a thoughtful gift.

Your kiddo can bring their dollhouse anywhere they want if you make them this traveling lunch box dollhouse!

Elsie of A Beautiful Mess created these DIY playhouses for her daughter's second birthday party using large cardboard boxes, a box knife, wallpaper and wrapping paper, paint, masking tape, hot glue, and double-sided tape. So cute!

These adorable handkerchief dolls could be your tiny one's new favorite plaything.

Babies love toys that make noise, so why not go basic and create a colorful rattle for them? All you need are some dyed rice and some clean baby-food jars.

Katherine Marie turned to a trained carpenter to create a shabby-chic kitchen for her daughter. Made from "almost 100 percent recycled products," the kitchen's knobs are from a nonworking stove, the faucet is from an old sink, and the oven has reused wire racks to make it feel realistic!

Picture frames come in all shapes and sizes, so why not convert your jars into frames? Just add your favorite photo, turn it upside down, and voilà!

Make cute Disney-themed booklets for kids who have a Disneyland trip coming up. They'll have a ball collecting signatures from Disney characters!

A pretty button bracelet will be a great addition to her jewelry box.

A button necklace or bracelet is easy to make, inexpensive, and superfun! Have the tots help you sort, pick, and thread the buttons.

Have a serious bookworm in the house? Get out the craft scissors and fashion your very own slew of adorable monster bookmarks that ensure they'll never lose their page.

If you have an internet connection, then it's no secret unicorns are all the rage. Make your mini mes their very own rendition of their favorite mythical creature with a handmade felt unicorn.

Once they're out of those newborn onesies — that they wore maybe once or twice before they grew out of them — save the memories of their baby years by turning their old clothes into a quilt with your trusty sewing machine (or cheat and have done for you by Project Repat for $110 — we won't tell anyone) that they can snuggle with.