Here’s a fun game to play with toddlers who are learning their colors! You can find details about the game’s easy set-up, as well variations for older or younger children at Z Recommends.
Tangarang offers up some great inspiration and a quick review of how she made this awesome playmat. It’s two-sided so make sure you click over to see the rest. You could either fold it…
My toddler hasn’t been interested in her lacing beads lately, and I think this activity might be a great way to add some novelty to her day! The Wonder Years shares how she created…
Milk crates are roomy and sturdy, making them great for storing just about anything…but they aren’t always the most attractive things to look at. Make it From Scratch shows how to spruce up those…
There’s really nothing pretty about formula cans, so Megan at Just Trying to Have Some Fun did something about it! Very inspiring! (Thanks to Dana (Made) for the tip-off)
In my search for ideas for teacher gifts from the kids this year, I came across these beautiful tutorials from Lisa Storms and Little Lovelies using stamped polymer clay. The kids and I had…
Folded napkin bunny from My Paper Crane Free bunny stitching patterns from Blue Bird Studio Small bunny knitting pattern from Art & Design by Katie Aaberg (via Meet Me at Mikes) Bunny candy topper…