I love the natural beauty and rustic look of these flutes made from Elderberry sticks. They play from both ends and are a great way to cultivate a love of nature and music in children. Visit Urban Organica for the details.
If this set of embroidery patterns from Green Jello doesn’t make you want to break out a needle and thread, then I believe I will personally have to come to your house and shake…
A favorite pastime this summer for my girls and I was making paper airplanes! We had so much fun, especially on those days that were rainy, or just too hot to venture out. One…
Isn’t this bird mobile so totally gorgeous! It was originally created by Lisa Tilse(The Red Thread) for Small Magazine, but they’re including the tutorial on their blog, Smaller! How cool is that! Go here…
This pint-sized cardboard stool is just one of several free furniture designs for children available at foldschool. The patterns and instructions are all downloadable and should take between 3.5 to 5.5 hours to assemble….
This is such a clever idea from Grace Violet. She took the crayon-roll idea and made it a bit more functional by making an apron! You can see how she did it here!
Don’t have a bib pattern? No worries! The Object Project shows how you can use a cereal box to make a sewing template! Totally genius and very cute. Go here to see more!