Kaiser
well if i were you i would try Michael's. they have some cool stuff there are peadng kits and you can get stuff to paint. link: michael's.com hope it works!

papierdreams
www.michaels.com www.hobbylobby.com

Norm Jones
Hello there, Bailey is not a very common name. My niece is also named Bailey. As to your question. My nieces enjoy working on a dollhouse. There are furniture kits available. The girls enjoy decorating their dollhouse. They have had in a couple years and still enjoy it. By kid time, that seems to be a long time. I will check about where to get some kits and get back to you if you think your daughter may be interested. Later,

thejanith
How old is your daughter and what are her interests? If she is in the 9-13 age range, a dollhouse and furniture kits will keep her busy a verrrry long time. She'll be able to do them well, but it will take awhile. Michaels carries these. A learn-to-knit or learn-to-crochet kit would be good for someone in the 10-14 range. You can get a bead loom for someone aged 12 years and up. With seed beads, she'll be busy a long time. If she is in the 5-8 range, try kids' jewelry kits. For that age, you can also get foam assembly kits to make all sorts of things. These I have seen at Michaels. Check out their website -- they don't sell from it, but it gives you an idea of what's available.

LittleMiss
I think tissue paper crafts may be a good choice for your daughter. It's cheap ($2 will make more than 2 dozen flowers!) and also lots of fun! There are step-by-step pictures and directions for tissue paper crafts here: Hope you and your daughter will have lots of fun crafting! Little Miss Craft

Mandy
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