This week at Coop, the Storytime From A to Z was letter "X" and the book was " Fox In Socks ". To review the letter "X" sound, I had the...
Learn how to make felt vegetables for your felt veggie garden! This is a great hand-sewing project for beginners and fun for kids, too.
Crochet pilot outfit for toy PATTERN, amigurumi crochet bear pilot clothes, crochet jumpsuit, pilot helmet, knitted scarf, tutorial ENGLISH pdf, easy patterns for beginners If you buy this pattern, you will crochet this toy very easily, because it is a very detailed pattern that even a beginner can make. TEMPLATE AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH Level: Intermediate. The pattern details the process of creating a photo. . . Pattern have: • crochet helmet • crochet glasses • crochet jumpsuit • knitted scarf CROCHET BEAR https://www.etsy.com/listing/1189882444/ CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS https://www.etsy.com/listing/1263563461/ If you have any questions, I will answer within 24 hours. . You can buy also this pattern BABY PONIES https://www.etsy.com/listing/1308392310/ You can buy also this pattern SWEET HIPPO https://www.etsy.com/listing/1191656874/ You can find all my patterns in this https://www.etsy.com/shop/FunnyRabbitToys?ref=profile_header§ion_id=37727508
DIY Cheerleading Pom-Poms: Near the end of the school year, my six year old came home from school, just BEGGING to go to summer cheer camp. I just couldn't bring myself to pay the exorbitant fees associated with it, and so I planned my own cheer camp for her in our backyard. …
There's some bunny in the hood! I hope you like living in your hoodies as much as I do. Adding to my amigurumi bunny family, meet this new little cutie who is the newest free pattern on the blog.
Hello amigurumi lovers and beautiful visitors, I wanted to share the free amigurumi patterns for you here. In
Lots of ideas on what to include in a child's goody bag at a wedding to keep them entertained. From play doh to stickers and free printable booklets.
Also known as amigurumi, knitted toys are unique in that they hold a lot of charm to them, much more than a store-bought toy. This Knit Monkey Toy is a replacement for any monkey toy on the market today, although it is an advanced knitting pattern. It is a good project to show off your skill and makes an excellent knit gift for any child. Take this knitted toy pattern for a spin on your needles and impress the kids with their new best friend!
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I'm excited to release my new plush elephant sewing pattern! This pattern and tutorial comes with options for making a cuddly elephant holding a heart or blanket, making it the perfect gift for all ages! The PDF pattern provides easy to follow, step-by-step instructions with photos and links to video tutorials for some of the steps requiring
Not only is this quiet book a great activity for kids, but it will hold sentimental value when you use the old clothing they have grown out of. A sweet and sentimental gift.View This Tutorial
12+ Free Toy Sewing Patterns For Kids, making a list of things to sew as gifts for kids. There is something for babies up through preschoolers!
Kids will love these toy car play ideas to spark imagination and cure boredom. Sensory, pretend play and outdoor toy vehicle activities to keep kids busy!
Halloween is coming soon! I created a beautiful Spot it/Dobble game just for this holiday! You need to cut it and laminate if desired. Your students can practice new vocabulary or just have fun playing it! If you are the first to spot the same object on two cards then you will get a point. Points are added up and the player with the most wins. For full instructions go to: http://www.boardgamecapital.com/game_rules/spot-it.pdf Have fun! NOTE* Please leave a rate and comment if you've downloaded this item :) it means a lot! My other dobble games: Wild animals Toys Food Body parts Autumn Clothes Halloween - free Thanksgiving - free Animals - free
Sun prints are so easy, fun, and exciting to make with kids. They are also called cyanotypes and can be made on fabric as well as paper.
One of the most precious things in a parent’s life is to have the opportunity to re-live the joy and wonder of childhood. Did you know you’d be given this gift when you had your
In our opinion, one of the most fun things you can sew for children is soft toys. The sewing pattern we recommend today is for these stuffed giraffes. They are cuddly, full of personality, fun, adorable, and great for kids of all ages. Darn it – I want one too. He’d look good on my […]
One of the most precious things in a parent’s life is to have the opportunity to re-live the joy and wonder of childhood. Did you know you’d be given this gift when you had your
Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'Draft Dodger Pillow Free Crochet Patterns'.
Sew a t shirt for boys with this tutorial and free tshirt pattern
My niece is turning five this week, and I really wanted to have a handmade gift for her. After last week's success with Henrietta, I thought another stuffed animal was in order. Unlike Henrietta, who is made entirely of minky fabric, this hippo is made from a mix of quilter's cotton and minky. As it turns out, it's a lot easier to sew accurate seams with cotton (no sliding layers!), but the cotton also highlights puckers and/or pleats. Overall, a lot more seam ripping was involved in this guy. Lesson learned: minky might be a pain, but it's a lot more forgiving. For the body, I chose the signature fabric from Momo's Oh Deer! line in creamsicle. I've been hoarding a yard of this print in my stash, and I was so happy to find the perfect project for it. Such a large print can be tricky to use in a quilt, but it was a perfect match for a stuffed animal! I also picked up a SewLine Fabric Pencil for this project, and right now it's my favorite new tool. Using the pencil I was able to I fussy cut each pattern piece to showcase a different portion of the fabric. In addition to tracing the pattern pieces, I used the pencil to sketch in my seam lines. I think that made a huge difference in my accuracy (Oops, thought I had taken a photo of the marked pieces but looks like I somehow missed it. Maybe next time!). I'm really happy with all the secondary designs hiding in this hippo, hopefully my niece will enjoy picking them out, too. I have to say, I'm a little tempted to keep this guy here with us. Just look at how cute he and Henrietta are together! But, alas, BabyBee helped stuff him with hugs meant for her cousin (literally hugging the stuffing before she put it in), so his days here with us are few. I hope he is loved and played with for years to come! As an aside... Pretty sure there are (more than ) a few softies in my future. My copy of Stuffed Animals from Concept to Construction arrived Friday and I.am.smitten. I haven't been able to put the book down, and I can't wait to start sewing through it. Until now I haven't been able to find a good resource for softies, which is crazy to me given the availability of modern quilting books/blogs/magazines/craftsy classes. Not only is the book filled with great projects, but it teaches you how to design your own patterns. Super excited to dive in!
Mother and son elephant This Knit pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Mother and son elephant
I got such an amazing positive feedback from many, many people concerning my monsters that I decided to give all my blog readers a little gift: A tutorial to make your own RevoluzZzionary Monster. It’s a simple one and even if you are a beginner you should be able to do it. If you have …
This is the pattern of Pumpkin, the bunny. NOT THE FINISHED ITEM!!!! Beschreibung ------------------------------------------------------- THIS PATTERN IS AVAILABLE IN DEUTSCH ENGLISH FRANCAIS ESPANOL NEDERLANDS ITALIANO TürkÇE ------------------------------------------------------- Dies ist eine Häkelanleitung, nicht das fertige Produkt! ------------------------------------------------------- Mit dieser Anleitung kannst du dein eigenes Häschen PUMPKIN herstellen. Level: leicht Kenntnisse: Basics im Häkeln, feste Masche, Luftmasche, Spiralrunden, geschlossene Runden. Du benötigst je eine Farbe für Kopf und Körper und eine zweite für die Hose (und evtl. eine dritte Farbe für den Pulli). Verwendet wurde ein dünnes Alpaca Garn, gehäkelt mit doppeltem Faden (Nadel 3mm) oder Baumwolle (Nadel 2,5mm). PUMPKIN wird mit den angegebenen Materialien ca. 22-23 cm groß. Ich freue mich auf deine Bilder von Pumpkin! Gerne kannst du mich auf Inastagram oder Facebook besuchen und mich verlinken! https://www.instagram.com/lululovesthemoon und https://facebook.com/lululovesthemoon ------------------------------------------------- This is the pattern of Pumpkin, the bunny. NOT THE FINISHED ITEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -------------------------------------------------- With this pattern you can crochet your own Pumpkin. LEVEL: easy KNOWLEDGES: crochet basics, single crochet, chain stitch, crochet in spiral rounds and closed rounds. You need a basic colour for the body and a second one (optional a third one) for the clothes. It is crocheted either with an alpaca yarn (double thread, hooksize 3mm) or with a cotton yarn (hooksize 2,5mm). PUMPKIN gets a size of approx. 22-23 cm. If you show pictures of PUMPKIN on social media please give credit to me! https://www.instagram.com/lululovesthemoon and https://facebook.com/lululovesthemoon Copyright (deutsch): Der Charakter „Bunny PUMPKIN“ und die dazugehörige Anleitung wurde von dem Label lulu loves the moon entworfen und ist ebenso Eigentum von lulu loves the moon. Die Anleitung ist nur für den privaten Gebrauch zu nutzen. Sowohl die gesamte Anleitung als auch Teile davon dürfen nicht reproduziert, veröffentlicht (weder in Printform noch digital), abgeändert, in andere Sprachen übersetzt, getauscht oder verkauft werden. Die nach dieser Anleitung gefertigten Häschen dürfen nur für den eigenen Gebrauch gefertigt werden und DÜRFEN NICHT WEITERVERKAUFT werden. Fotos von Bunny Pumpkin dürfen im Internet gezeigt werden, wenn als Designer klar und deutlich lulu loves the moon genannt wird („Anleitung von @lululovesthemoon und #lululovesthemoon). Copyright (english): The character „bunny PUMPKIN“ and its pattern are designed and written by the label lulu loves the moon. The pattern is for personal use only. The pattern and parts of it may not be published (printed or online), reproduced, shared, altered, translated in other languages or resold. Finished Pumpkins are only for your personal use and may not be resold. The design of Pumpkin is copyright and must not be reproduced for resale! If you share your photos of PUMPKIN please give credit to me and add following note to your item, its description and published photos: „design and pattern by lulu loves the moon“ and use #lululovesthemoon.
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Use baby’s going home from the hospital outfit to make a cute, stuffed memory bear- free pattern and tutorial with only 4 pieces!
If you're wondering what to do with those loads of baby clothes that you received from your shower, check our 20 creative projects.
I have the cutest little 4 some tap number called Shake It that I choreographed for competition. It's to Gloria Estevan's Conga! We had these nice brown plastic maracas that we had been using for months, but of course one of the kids dropped and broke it a mere week before the first cometition. {sigh} Miss Crafty McCrafterson to the rescue!!! Dadadadaaaaaa!!!! I convinced my friend J to come help me since her daughter is in this group and was a large contributer to the death of the original maracas! Ha! It took a full week but we did it! Here is how to make you own snazzy Maracas! #1: Lay out newspaper and cut strips for your paper mache. #2: Blow up balloons, tying them with knots, until you have two that are close to the same size. #3: Make your mache by adding 2 parts water to one part white flour. Mix with hands until it has a slimy texture with not too many lumps. #4: Start dipping your paper strips and placing them on your balloons until you have two good coats done. Hang somewhere to dry (I hung them off my clothes line) #5: Once dry, pop the balloons and pull them out. This should just leave you with a round shell with a hole in one end. #6: Put in your noise makers!!! I used barley beads, but you could use, rice, dried beans, quinoa, etc. #7: Take a chopstick and place it upright in the hole (one end inside with the barley). While holding it in place tape the hole closed around the chopstick. This is your handle. #8: Back to the mache! Do another two coats including your handle using lots of extra strips in every direction possible. Let dry. #9: Paint the maracas as desired! I did a somewhat Mexican theme! Ta da! You can make your own maracas too! LOL Cheers, Messy PS: Don't forget my big GIVEAWAY!!! Only a few more days to enter for all these great prizes!!!
This cute baby bib free knitting pattern is great for making sure your toddlers don't spill food all over themselves!
Hand strengthening is an important part of fine motor skills. This resource covers everything you need to know about hand strength.
Sewing is a great activity to do with young children to develop their fine motor abilities. I have a low table in the classroom with ...
Can you build a home for an animal? Sounds simple enough, but with this STEM for kids challenge you only have a few materials to create with.
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This week Anda Corrie from Etsy shares a tutorial for making a fabric play crown, a favorite dress up accessory and an instant Halloween costume!
