Solenn Heussaff Shares Fun DIY Arts And Crafts Activity You Can Do With Kids At Home

New momma Solenn Heussaff is joining other celebrity parents who are sharing their ideas on how to keep kids busy and entertained at home during the enhanced community quarantine.

In an Instagram video, the multi-talented actress who is known for her artistic side, shared an easy way to upgrade glass containers and jars using your kids’ old, small toys. According to Solenn, you only need six materials:

• Small toys (like Lego bricks, action figures, etc)
• Acrylic paint (or spray paint)
• Brushes
• Super glue (or any strong glue)
• Jars
• A touch of creativeness

The first step is to glue the toys on the jar lids. Once it’s dry, you can then paint the whole lid with your chosen color. Solenn painted her jar lids white and bronze.

While the jar lids already look chic when painted, Solenn says you can also add details as an extra step. In her video, she added a simple design on the small Peppa Pig and Lego figures, as well as on the other lids.

Once the paint is dry, you can then fill the jars with anything you like. Since Solenn is taking care of her baby Thylane, she filled the repurposed jars with cotton, cotton pads, and cotton buds for her and her little one’s needs.

In the comments section, users praised and thanked Solenn for sharing her creative and fun DIY. Alyssa Gibbs, the daughter of celebrities Janno Gibbs and Bing Loyzaga said that she was willing to do the activity “even if we don’t have kids in the house.” In reply, Solenn said that anyone can do it and they can use whatever object they find in the house. They can even use “bright colors to match your style!”

Apart from sharing her talent in the arts, Solenn also uses her social media accounts and YouTube channel to share helpful activities from home workouts, lactation recipes, and even her pregnancy journey. And of course, you can always count on her and husband Nico Bolzico to capture their hilarious moments on video! (You have to see Nico share his parenting struggles here.)

Looking for more activities to do with the kids at home? You can go on a virtual tour of museums here or check out 50+ ideas here.