Art and Creations from Recycled Items

Special Projects

Arnold has found some interesting ways to put things together to make them work. These projects don't come with detailed instructions, but are intended to inspire you to see what you can create!

John Deere Tractor
Remote Control Tractor

Arnold cutting a CD for one of his projects

"Each piece is a challenge of engineering and fabrication as well as a delight for the little boy inside."

Kids have fun with crafts.
Crafts are fun

Arncraft Project Library

Hang the Wheel of Better Behavior on your kitchen wall, and the atmosphere in your home will change overnight. It's guaranteed! Watch the dramatic changes as homework gets done, clothes get picked up, arguing stops...in short, the Wheel produces great kids and a stress free environment! The mere presence of the Wheel will have a marked effect on your kids. Chances are, you'll seldom even have to spin it!

Get the Wheel!

John Deere Tractor - for sale

This unique hand made tractor is a one-of-kind present for the John Deere collector in your family.

It is a 1/10 scale model of a 1948 John Deere Model D Tractor, with true worm & sector steering, oscillating front axle, rotatable crankshaft with ‘compression feel’ once per revolution. There is a swinging draw bar on back and rubber tires on stylized wheels. The tractor is made of wood, metal and plastic construction and weighs about 8lbs.

Over 100 hours of time has been lovingly put into the detailed construction.

Price $295 US

Send us a note if you are interested.

Remote Control Caterpillar Tractor

The tractor is about 16 inches long; is powered with 2 12 volt motors. It can be steered and go in reverse direction. The controls are connected to the tractor with a 6 foot umbilical cord and are very user friendly. At one mph, even 5 year old could drive it.

Note for Parents:

Arncraft projects challenge you to create new items from recycled materials. Creative Kids at Home will try to provide safety warnings, but these projects are not intended for young children. Plan to have an adult supervising and helping with the project.

It is your responsibility to choose the activities that are safe in your home.

Send us an email Send us a note if you have any questions.