Those of you who liked our felt food round-up will L.O.V.E this tutorial from Skip to My Lou. It’s got everything you need for a brown bag lunch, including the bag! Click here for the tut.
If Only I Had Superpowers shares how to use this classic game to help kids focus on certain vocabulary words while reading. She recently used it with the book Snowmen at Night and has…
These felt-covered yogurt cups from Her Cup Overfloweth are so cute and so easy to make. Put them together yourself or let the kids help…these are sure to be a hit! Click here for…
These Montessori-inspired dressing frames are crazy expensive to buy outright (example). Julie at Havin’ Fun Yet shows us how she made her own using thrifted frames and a few tools.
Ramblings of a Crazy Woman has shared some great ideas for using recyclables in your children’s arts and crafts. I love all of her ideas, especially refilling a glue bottle with paint! Great for…
with this fab tutorial from crafter Betz White. She’ll show you how to squeeze a little more life out of your kids’ clothes by combining two shirts into one! Genius!
This growth chart is so much prettier than anything you’ll find in stores. It’s made from a board, some batting, and fabric and you can make one, too! Unraveled shares the pattern and all…
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Love this tutorial — I am just getting into making felt food for our 1 year old daughter — your blog is super helpful!