Jaimie Johnston and Kevin Masters talk to ICE Publishing about automated construction

As you can tell, she has a fluffy light blue blanket and the fuzz from that always seems to end up in the hairbrush, and those old stickers on there that are peeling off look pretty terrible too.

– our favorite ‘some (most) assembly required’ furniture retailer is tailor made for these moments.Even the youngest kids can turn an Allen key and the older kids will love following the directions and leading construction.. 5.. Painting.

– obviously easy for all ages(ish).. 6.. Drywall taping.– have the young ones standby with the scissors to cut the tape to length and crease it for the corners.Let them apply a coat of drywall mud if they’re up for the challenge.. 7..

Create, plan, shop and tool up.– on the right projects you can find it fun to include you child in the preparation.

Begin with the creativity as together you brainstorm ideas and feasibility.

Once a design is decided upon, move along with the planning process, do the math, build a materials list and go shopping.If you find your icing is too runny, add a bit more icing sugar.

If it’s too thick, add a bit of milk or vanilla.I have to tell you though, it’s pretty hard to mess up.

Fact: Sugar and butter together in pretty much any combination are going to taste amazing..When everything’s all squished up and combined, cut a little hole (or a bigger one) in the corner of your bags and have fun decorating!.