Sister Diane has created a wonderful tutorial for making these button-letters. Kids love seeing the letters in their name and there are probably loads of ways you could use these. I could see one of these hanging from a child’s backpack as an accessory, or perhaps you could make a monogram to hang over your kiddo’s bed! You can find the how-to at CraftyPod!
Ellen at The Long Thread has done something that I’ve been meaning to do since I started this blog…put together a list of all the wonderful free sewing tutorials and patterns available on these…
Mama Urchin has the skinny on how to make these handy-dandy draw-string bags. Great for sleep-overs with the grandfolks, quick trips out, or just to help keep small toys bundled up. Here’s the tute!
Dot from Dabbled has created some crazy hand puppets using felted sweaters. They look like a ton of fun to make and play with. Go to Dabbled for a how-to!
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!
Spool knitting is a great way to introduce kids to the wonderful world of yarn crafts! Help them make their own spool knitter using recycled household items and a how-to from Craftsanity!
Bunny toss game from Two Straight Lines (via Urban Threads) Sweet treats from Katherine Marie Photography Fun bunny craft from Scribbit Festive bunny napkin rings from 4 Crazy Kings Bunny egg holder from Skip…
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Yaaaaaay! Thank you so much for the nice shout-out. I totally love the idea of these button letters hanging from a backpack. I’m thinking now that it would be fun to add one to a soft toy. Thanks for the inspiration!