Montessori Mama made this beautiful Four Season’s Mat for a 3-year-old’s birthday. Click over to learn a “four seasons” song and birthday tradition to go along with it!
Nothin’ like a little applique’ to perk up a shirt! Amazing Mae is very kind to share the pattern she used to make this little owlie. Click on over for the free download!
JC Handmade has created a lovely downloadable tutorial showing how to make this little number. And, no need for a pattern…you’ll be making your own using something from your child’s closet! Click here to…
1. 5 little chickens, 2. feltboardclover, 3. felt board in progress, 4. weather-felts, 5. felt faces, 6. felt board play Don’t know how to make a feltboard? Visit JC Handmade for a handy-dandy tute!…
Seeing these towel-bags from The Idea Room has be hankering for a trip to the beach! Drawstring backpack or sling-style? Whatever your pleasure, Amy has you covered! Go check out her tutorials here!
This Very Hungry Caterpillar cake from Coco Cake Cupcakes is so very clever. Click over to check out more photos and to learn how they make the caterpillar’s “furry bits!” (via Craftzine)
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!
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This project is such a great one for a preschooler who is starting pre-k or kindergarten. A loving way to help a child remember the seasons!