Ack! These dolls are soooo cute! I spent my down time during my fabulous weekend off working on one simple baby bib (this one), so I don’ think I’m quite ready for a knitted doll yet, but I’m bookmarking this pattern from Yarnigans for when I am. You can see it here! (Note: This pattern requires a Ravelry account).
I never would have thought of it, but this small doily looks right at home on this onesie. Brava to The Princess and the Monkey for such a creative idea!
One of the best things that fall brings with it is knitting. I tend to sew a lot, but it was so exciting to break open my knitting bag and get my needles going…
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.
Plum Pudding has found yet another use for colorful cereal and snack boxes: bookmarks! Click on over to read about how she makes them!
Melting snowman craft from Make it From Scratch  Papier mache puppets from Montessori by Hand  Spring straw accessories from Make and Takes Â
These ginormous lacing beads are the brainchild of Michelle at Her Cup Overfloweth! Click here to see how she used foam swim noodles from the Dollar Store to make this fun activity for her…
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These are too cute! I love that little nose.
hi.very very biutifull.