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DOWNLOAD PATTERN HERE. I’ve been really looking forward to posting this! A few weeks ago I decided I wanted to make a pattern for a faux fur hood, with ears. I drew up some patterns for the Fur Ho…
I had a few old sweatshirts lying around and I wanted to give them a totally new look. Each of these projects are super easy to do and under about $15 each to m…
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A weather bear is a fun addition to our daily calendar time as we track the weather day by day and practice putting the correct clothing on Berry the Bear.
to start off the new year, i wanted to do a lil lookbook using some of my new fav cc.. i love this aesthetic irl ♡ look 1 : earmuffs hair scarf top jeans shoes jewellery look 2 : hair top skirt lo…
Use these tips to learn how to sew a swimming suit. Once you know the way to sew swim stretch fabric you can make any suit.
Welcome back to Fall Trends Week! I shared my 2024 Fall Fashion Trends Forecast on Monday, yesterday we discussed the Top Denim Trends for Fall 2024, and today we're talking about the trending colors you may want to have in your closet this upcoming fall season.
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I often get a question from my readers - how to sew straight? In this guide, I will show you how to easily keep stitching lines straight. I will talk about topstitching mostly because keeping seam allowances equal is a different topic. Have you ever had problems with crooked stitching lines? I bet you had. Even intermediate sewists are struggling sometimes to do it and had to rip and redo stitching. But sewing in a straight line is much simpler than you think. And I want to help you to sew straight every time.
Hiiii👋 I tried running a blender that I'm not good at for this recolor lol. That's because I like @jellymoo's jorts👖✂️! I wanted to put jorts on male too so I tried switching frames in s4s but th…
hi everyone, I'm trying to be on tumblr more often so i came back with this cc hair recs. I wanted to go for longer hairstyles that I always use on my sims/new ones that I'm in love with! download t…
I want to say a huge thank you to @daylifesims - he allowed me to convert and I am very happy) now my children have beautiful hair. The main merit of these wonderful hairstyles @daylifesims Convers…
Look Skinny in Pictures with 10 life hacks sure to slim you down! Learn from a top fashion blogger how to look skinny in photos.
A guide I made to show the different types of checks let me know if you want more like this
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It's been a long time since I've wanted to come up with a clothing set for kiddos, the one that is going to match the stuff I convert for adults... And I finally did it! So, since this set is really…
...Klein! Appoline de Citronille revisitée, tissus de mon armoire ! Arrêt momentané des commandes chez Célestine ... La MAC est en surchauffe! Mais des que les paquets sont partis aux 4 coins du monde, je vous préviens ! *** Très beau lundi et baisers...
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Hello! So, we agree that a significant number of the apartment halls are a travesty, right? They're unfinished, don't make any sense, etc? Cool, so I made overrides to help fix this! I wanted to kee…
Welcome back to my new series of posts highlighting some of my very favorite, favorite books and the supplementary games, songs, and activities you could use with them. This could be useful for library programs, the classroom, home schooling, or (of course) to just have fun with your kids! Previously, I've created fun activity lists for books like If You Plant a Seed and Mother Bruce. Now I'll share ideas for... Oh, the irreverent humor of Jon Klassen in I Want My Hat Back. This is practically a classic by now, it's just so great. It's short, it's to the point, and man, does it have the best ending. So what sort of activities can go along with this book? Well, here are some ideas that will appeal to its target audience of kids aged 4 - 8 years. 1. Make your own pointy hat—Playing by the Book knows just what to do after enjoying this book: make and decorate your own beloved headwear! Her instructions (and my source for the photo) can be found here. 2. Go on a scavenger hunt—Outside or in the library, you can easily make a list of things kids can find. Just like the bear goes on a hunt for his hat, kids can hunt for pine cones, cool rocks, or some bugs outside. Inside? Maybe a blue cover book, a 597.5-Dewey-cataloged book, or certain magazine. 3. Nature walk—see if you can spot any of the plants or animals from the book. 4. Eat a rabbit—Ahem. Well, we don't know that that's exactly what bear did to the poor rabbit, but hey: this bunny-pancake-recipe is pretty cute and tasty! You could even add a strawberry on top to make the red, pointy hat that started all this drama. 5. List some alternate outcomes—Yes, it looks as though Bear ate Rabbit in the end. But what could've bear done instead to get his hat back? 6. Write a prequel or sequel—Do some creative writing and write why you think the rabbit stole the hat in the first place, or what bear did after he had his hat back. 7. Research headwear through the ages—What kind of hats were popular when your parents were kids? Or grandparents? Or great-great-great-grandparents? 8. Sing "We're Going on a Bear Hunt"—see the YouTube video for lyrics here. Get into it by doing all the actions. Try it out in your backyard or at the park for extra fun. 9. Play hide-and-go-seek—You can play the classic version with a small group, or my favorite with a big group: "hot and cold." You know what I mean? It's the game where you have one kid hide a small hat while another kid waits outside the room. When he comes back, the group helps him find the hat by calling out when he is warm & hot (the closer he gets to the hat). 10. Design a missing poster—Is there something you love that's missing? Design a missing poster with a drawing of what's gone, a description, and a reward! Here's a free printable from Create Educate Inspire to get you started. 11. Activity kit—Well, let's not forget the convenient activity kit provided by the publisher with fun games like a crossword! 12. Help a turtle in need—Bear does take the time, even in the middle of searching for his hat, to help a turtle in need. Is there small service you could perform for somebody today? 13. Puppet show—This is such a simple, repetitive book that kids are sure to learn the storyline quickly. Have them act it out themselves, then! Making some brown-sack puppets would make it especially fun. (Photo from Little Family Fun) 14. Imitate all the animals—as you read about each animal the bear comes across, have the kids do their best impersonation! Can they hop like a bunny or slither like a snake? 15. Read the other books in the series—Klassen has JUST released his third and final book in this series. So try out This is Not My Hat and We Found a Hat. Do you like either of those better than the first book? ........ Whether you do one or all, I hope you have a lot of fun with these ideas to supplement I Want My Hat Back.
