What’s so cute, sweet, and adorable? One may not immediately think of a mouse, but our easy Paper Heart Mice Craft will make you change your mind.
Looking for a fun way to teach your students nursery rhymes? This Three Blind Mice Craft is the perfect hands-on activity! Students will love cutting and pasting their very own nursery rhyme craft together all while making one adorable bulletin board. The patterns are kid-friendly and easy prep f...
I stole these from my mother last time I was home. She doesn’t mind…we acquired them through a children’s craft bazaar about 30-so years ago…the kind where you went during school to buy your brother’s and sister’s presents for Christmas. They really are Christmas ornaments but I love them for the winter months more. They are hanging on a little tack on my kitchen window. Aren’t they so cute? They are cheap to make and relatively easy. Here’s what you need: Walnuts (you must crack them carefully…my method: Use a nutcracker on one 1/2 of the shell…that part will break but you will be left with the other 1/2. ) Buy plenty…about 1/3 makes it through the cracking procedure properly. String…any kind. I used embroidery thread. Cotton balls Tiny black beads Black thread and a little needle Fabric scraps Grey felt A glue gun Crack your walnuts like this: Or make your daughter do it, like I did. Scoop them out. Cut a square (about 2”) out of a piece of fabric for the blanket part. Cut a out a rectangular (about 1 1/2” x 3”) piece of felt. Cut two little tiny ears and a long thin tail Cut a piece of string to use for the hanger. I sewed my nose and eyes on because I am a TERRIBLE glue gunner. It’s actually easier, I think to sew them on, and stitch up the underside of the face. (If you are a master glue gunner, go for it!) Place the nose in the middle at the very bottom of the rectangular piece and the eyes right above. Stitch up the underside so it forms a cone shape. Shove a little cotton from a cotton ball in the nose. Use your glue gun and glue the tail, the ears and the string on the walnut: Fold over the back of the mouse’s head and put a quick stitch in…you may need to cut a little fabric off to make it fit in the walnut properly: Use your glue gun and glue that head in there…I just use a little bead of glue around the inside edge. Place a fluffed up cotton ball in the middle of the fabric “blankie” and wrap up like a ball:Next, fit your fabric covered “blankie” cotton ball into the remaining space…glue the same way you did the head. Here’s Andrew’s…he insisted on making himself one using the glue gun…you know the ending of that story. He loves it though, red mark on his finger and all. Have Fun and Stay Warm!
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Hello! I love Colorado Craft Co stamps. I am not a big fan of mice IRL, but they make them SO cute. This set is called 'Happy New Year' and ...
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Handmade needle felted mouse with a Red Brown hat, a Multi-Color scarf, and a Olive Green bag. He is about 4.3 inches (11 cm) tall, measured to the end of the ears. Made with 100% wool, wire, and his whiskers are made of horse tail hair. This lovely unique little mouse is the perfect gift for
Mice tail heart thaumatrope craft for kids. You've never heard about this strange word but you surely have ever played with this funny object! A ...
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"This Month on the PFATT Marketplace" This was the first time in over 17 years that I was not able to participate in a Halloween show. "A Bewitching Fete" in Pleasanton, Ca. is one of my all time favorite venues to be a part of. This year I was only able to send a few pieces by themselves. The owners of ABF were gracious enough to handle the set-up and sales for me. Halloween is and always has been my favorite time of year so when I can I still sew Halloween characters I do.... so this month on PFATT I will have four pieces to offer. The pumpkinheads are my favorite. I went smaller than the ones I had last year and actually like how they turned out. I'm hoping to make a couple more, possibly girls this week. Stewie and Russell, the ones pictured, are a couple of my favs though. I will also have my traditional and very popular mice but these have a twist, they are actually made atop old rusty and cloth covered cans so they can be used as containers for candy, buttons etc. I must admit they did turn out rather cute and useful. Everyone loves a "what-not" box for odds and ends to set on their desk of shelf. Nothing says "stash" like a mouse does LOL. Each of these cuties is fully dressed in a witchy outfit and hat along with some fun little odds and ends to hold or wear. I have made over 200 witch mice in the last few years and they continue to bring out that Halloween smile and enchantment. These funny little characters even are popular in England and Ireland and have quite a huge following. It always makes my day when something I dream up can make another person so happy.... Please check them out on the PFATT Marketplace Oct. 10th... 10am PST and 1pm EST
. TheseAdorable Individually handmade Collectible little mice make great gifts or tree ornaments.Available at: www.mumseysmousehouse.artfire.com www.mumseysmousehouse.etsy.com Please check my profile for more info.
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