This is a truly fabulous idea from Chasing Cheerios. In this example, the child puts felt shapes over the buttons to make flowers, but I’m sure all of you creative folks can use this as a springboard for many other buttoning scenes, particularly if you’re little one isn’t partial to flowers. Click over to read how read how to make one.
Here’s another apron to add to the list! Made by Petchy shares this “ridiculously simple” apron tutorial using a dishtowel and some ribbon. Embellish as desired!
Jean from The Artful Parent made these super-cute cloth diaper covers from thrifted sweaters! I used cloth with both of mine, but the wool soakers were always a little too spendy for me. Repurposing…
Make a ball for some lucky kiddos and get rid of your fabric scraps at the same time! This is such a great idea from Future Craft Collective. In fact, they have many great…
Just for Fun shares a recipe for making chocolate playdough! What a great way to add even more of a sensory experience to your kids’ playdough fun!
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…
Mushy shares a free printable and tutorial for making these fun popcorn bags…perfect for your next movie night! Or… Hosting a sleeper for some girly tweens? Make some pink popcorn with this how-to from…