I instantly fell in love with this felt version of a matryoshka doll found at Skip the Chips. These are great for sorting by size and really…don’t all kids love putting things into pockets? Make your own using the free pattern at Maize Hutton.
SEI Lifestyle has posted an awesome tutorial for remaking a tie to fit a baby. Click here for the details! (found via One Pretty Thing)
She’s Crafty has reworked this adorable vintage knitted kitty cap pattern and is sharing the updated version with her readers! Click here for the pattern!
I really like these personalized display pieces (as seen on Tip Junkie). Here they’re used for teacher gifts, but I think they’d be equally at home in a child’s bedroom or playroom. Link (Thanks…
Here’s a great way to bring the enjoyment of sand-play indoors during these last few weeks of winter. Check out The Write Start to learn more!
I have to agree with Wee Wonderful’s Hilary Lang: tights are hard to find, especially really cute ones. See the solution she came up with for her daughter!
This outdoor counting game from Teach Mama is a great way to nurture your child’s enthusiasm for nature while sneaking in a little counting lesson. I think it would be great to do this…
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You are super nice, thank you! My golden version of Maize Hutton’s pretty dolls are a huge hit here…My 2 year old totes them around all day long and says goodnight to each of them, and i had to make another set for my 5 year old.
That’s great. I’ve been seeing the nesting doll style used a lot lately, but this has to be the first time I’ve seen one made from a felt doll.