I instantly fell in love with this felt version of a matryoshka doll found at Skip the Chips. These are great for sorting by size and really…don’t all kids love putting things into pockets? Make your own using the free pattern at Maize Hutton.
Here’s a great idea for helping to keep a child’s dreams in sight. Casa Camacho made this dream board using instructions for a bow holder…click here for details on how to do it yourself!
Isn’t this puppet theater from Sister Diane (CraftyPod) awesome! It’s made from a cardboard box with some special touches like a pulley system for the curtains and a sheer back curtain to keep the…
I’ve been seeing a TON of memory/matching games popping up all over the blogosphere. The great thing about these games is how customizable they are. I grabbed the ones from my bookmarks and searched…
Mama Urchin has the skinny on how to make these handy-dandy draw-string bags. Great for sleep-overs with the grandfolks, quick trips out, or just to help keep small toys bundled up. Here’s the tute!
I was working like a madwoman yesterday and wasn’t able to update on my progress, but I’m back today with two completed projects! The first is a romper made from a soft velveteen with…
Warmer weather means more time outdoors. Make the most of it with a homemade bubble solution from Make and Takes! If you can’t find anything around the house with which to blow the bubbles,…
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You are super nice, thank you! My golden version of Maize Hutton’s pretty dolls are a huge hit here…My 2 year old totes them around all day long and says goodnight to each of them, and i had to make another set for my 5 year old.
That’s great. I’ve been seeing the nesting doll style used a lot lately, but this has to be the first time I’ve seen one made from a felt doll.