I LOVE Party Perfect’s version of a child’s first word book. The simple photography paired with the Scrabble tile words is just perfect! She had her book printed and bound, but a more affordable option could be to have your photos printed at a photo lab (or on a home photo printer) and use a small photo album to hold the pics!
5 Orange Potatoes shares a great way to let your kids wear their artwork! Click over to see how she made these awesome felt bracelets and adorned them with images that her daughters created.
If you’re just getting started with clothespin dolls, stop by Going Sew Crazy for a wonderful tutorial on making these charming toys. Once you’ve gotten a few under your belt, you may want to…
I’m in love with this knitted top from Soulful Hues Hobbies & Random Thoughts. Aside from the actual knitting, there are few steps involved in the finished piece. Perfect! Click here for the free…
Here’s a fun way to help your kids learn which lowercase letters go with which uppercase letters. Flipflops & Applesauce has the details on the matching game they made *plus* a printable alphabet to…
I heart ingenuity, which is why I love it when someone can turn an everyday item into something fun! Here is the charming sock doll from Ms. D. Lightful. Check out her blog…
Craftzine is helping to promote Lotta Jansdotter’s new book, Simple Sewing for Baby, by offering a PDF of this baby snuggler pattern from the book! Go here now for the free pattern
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I love this idea. I had done a similar photo album for my daughter, to learn her numbers. It was so much fun to look through her toys and see which items could add up to which numbers (thankfully she had a box stacker toy that had 20 boxes in it!!). One was very easy as it could be any toy, 2 had to be her favorite pair of shoes, etc! She is now at the reading stage and this would be such a great way to go with her! Love it!
Rebecca
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