Today is Children’s Day in Japan and That Artist Woman has a fun way to share a bit of Japanese culture with the kids! Click on over to learn how to make windsocks from paper or fabric (she has a tutorial for each!).
Anyone Can Quilt came up with a great solution when her daughters didn’t want to part with some of their favorite shirts. See here how she helped them repurpose their clothes into pillows!
I’m always afraid that I’ll post too many projects for toddlers, or girls specifically…since that’s what I’m naturally drawn to…having two small girls of my own. So, I was elated when I came across…
I love the idea of a multi-purpose Valentine that won’t just be eaten and forgotten about. When I was thinking about making these printable Valentines I knew I wanted to provide a little pencil…
Plus, check out Sew Liberated’s free apron pattern. With a bit of stretch around the neck and a Velcro closure, this has got to be the most kid-friendly apron out there!
Indie Fixx shares a tutorial for making this sweet butterfly mobile from gift wrap. I love the natural elements, too. You can view the entire project here!
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…