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Repurposing and upcycling are great ways to give old pieces a new life. Here are some ideas to repurpose vintage suitcases.
For this activity, the students brainstorm and think about what items they would put in their suitcase if they were going on the lam (just like the main character, Bud). One page has the students draw (or cut out and paste) their items into their suitcase. The next page has the student write what ...
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Follow our tutorial to up-cycle a suitcase into a pet bed outfitted with a comfy pillow.
Perfect for your little travel buddy, this suitcase transforms into a ride-on seat, leg rest or in-flight bed to keep kids comfy at cruising altitude. Designed with enough storage space for all the essentials, this multi-use luggage features a foot ledge and extendable lid to elongate the seat and a BedBox design with a mattress and side panels for those mid-flight snoozes. This one comes packaged with the matching expandable backpack for additional storage space and options.Bed feature for ages 2 and up; ride-on feature for ages 3–7 Holds up to 77 lb. Suitcase has multipurpose strap for carrying or pulling; shock-absorbing swivel wheels Backpack has buckle-flap closure; top carry handle; adjustable backpack straps; exterior pockets Includes sleeping kit Includes two sheets of stickers for personalization Water-resistant Plastic/aluminum/textile Imported Kids' Wear Item #6093448
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This cute mini one piece crochet doll by Supergurumi is easy and quick to crochet and is perfect as a little cuddle buddy, gift or key chain #amigurumi #crochet
This item is exempt from discounts. It ships in 2-3 business days. Blue sky delight..Start the adventure with a Leafed Mushroom See-Ya Suitcase! Made using recycled PET plastic, the See-Ya Suitcase gives kids independence on road trips and sleepovers, and stores away treasures at home – all while saving plastic bottles from landfill…whew! Inside, a zipped compartment and clothing clip keep belongings snug safe and sound. An elastic outer strap makes an ideal spot to stow an extra toy – like a Cozy Dinkum. Conveniently carry-on sized, the See-Ya Suitcase stacks away neatly in a playroom or under a bed. A retractable handle and wheels make it easy for kiddos aged 3-6 to pull and play. Travelling or playing, say “hello, fun!” with a See-Ya Suitcase! Features: See-ya Suitcases are made using recycled PET (plastic bottles) Retractable handle Wheels for easy pulling Durable water-resistant outer material Includes internal zip compartment and clothing clip Fits most airline carry-on requirements Suitable for age 3+ Dimensions: H 16.3” (with handle 68cm) x W 27” x D 6.7” Designed by Olli Ella and made by artisans in Vietnam Notes: Spot clean with a damp cloth
This is not my pattern. It was written by Steven Wyckoff of www.wyldscallyns.com, and I found it here on Ravelry. Unfortunately the pattern no longer exists anywhere on the internet, so I am posting it here as found originally. It's just too cute to be taunting so many people on the internet with no pattern. Take it away, Steven! Little Cuttlefish: The example cuttlefish was done using a 4.00 mm (US G6) hook, blue worsted weight Lion Brand Wool Ease, and 3/8 inch safety eyes. You will also need a tapestry needle (to sew the head onto the body) and some sort of stuffing. Feel free to use a different hook, yarn, or eyes if you prefer. I use the notation “[some stitches] x 3” to mean repeat the [some stitches] three times. Here are other abbreviations that I am using: sc = single crochet inc = increase ch = chain sl = slip stitch blo = back loop only single crochet. This should leave an extra bar on the outside of the critter. hdc = half double crochet (yarn over, hook through stitch, yarn over, pull through all three loops) 3bauble = Basically you will do three double crochets that all go into the same stitch, and then are closed off with a single, final pull-through. I guess that is [y/o, hook through stitch, y/o pull through, y/o, pull through 2 of the loops, leaving two on the hook] x 3 y/o pull through all four loops at once. This should make a bit of a bump but won’t be an increase or a decrease. The body and head are done in the round, and I like to start with a magic loop. Body: The trick here is that your increases should be coming from the sides, not spread evenly as you would for a sphere; we’re trying to make a creature that is shaped more like an almond than a ball. The body should be worked in the round. Row 1: Using magic loop, sc 4 (4 stitches total) Row 2: inc in each sc from row 1 (8) Row 3: [inc, sc 2, inc] x 2 (12) Row 4: [inc, sc 4, inc] x 2 (16) Row 5-6: sc 16 (16) Row 7: inc, sc 6, inc, sc 8 (18) Row 8-9: sc 18 (18) Row 10: inc, sc 7, inc, sc 9 (20) Row 11-12: sc 20 (20) Row 13: inc, sc 8, inc, sc 10 (22) Row 14-15: sc 22 (22) Row 16: inc, sc 9, inc, sc 11 (24) Row 17-18: sc 24 (24) Row 19: [dec, sc 8, dec] x 2 (20) Bind off Fringe: Work slip stitches along the surface of the body about where your increases are coming from. I had to kind of take what I could get as far as keeping it straight and even. I used the last row of 24 as my starting and ending point. Once you have a base of slip stitches to work from, double crochet one row all the way around. For my fringe I did about 1 double crochet per slip stitch, but if you want a more ruffly fringe you should do more. 3-5 double crochet per slip stich would be much more ruffly. Head: This will be a more traditional circular increase but one of the rows is going to be a whole bunch of tentacles. When that happens you will be chaining off into the abyss and then working your way back to form the tentacle/arm. Working in the round again Row 1: Using magic loops, sc 5 (5) Row 2: blo 2 in each sc from previous row (10) Row 3: [inc, sc 1] x 5 (15) Row 4: sc 4, , x6, , sc 3 (15) Row 5: sc 15 (15) When you get to the tentacles/arms, work into the back loops of row 3, making sure the arms are on the outside of the critter. Row 6: sc 5, 3bauble x2, sc 1, 3bauble x2, sc 5 (15) Row 7: sc 15 (15) Bind off : chain 10 out away from the head. Then turn and work back: sl 2, sc 3, hdc 4. Once you get back to the head, slip stitch to the front loop only of the stitch you would have been working into if not for the tentacle. The back loop will be left for the next row to work into. This whole thing should use one stitch from the row below but leave a long tentacle hanging off. : chain 10 out and slip stitch 10 back with the last one being into the row below. Use safety eyes and attach them on the outside of the bumps created by the pairs of baubles. I put mine between the two baubles but you can feel free to put them wherever looks the cutest. Once the eyes and fringe are in place, stuff both parts and sew the head onto the body. That’s it! While I have crocheted a number of things without a pattern, this is the first time I’ve tried to formulate my ad-libbing into a pattern someone else could follow. Let me know if you find any mistakes and posts pics of your FOs! I will be sharing mine soon, so keep an eye out for that and show me yours too! Limpet x
A super easy and quick free crochet pattern to create the sweetest amigurumi mouse!
This is my take on the popular “comfort/izzy” dolls patterns and incorporates additional features to bring it up just a notch. If you’re looking for finished dolls or more inspiration to customize your doll, I highly recommend visiting KnittyKids on Instagram. Very simple knitting pattern great for beginners as well as those wanting to practice cable work, duplicate stitches and color work. Nine (9) pages of instructions, including step-by-step photos. Worsted weight yarn and size 5 needles will create approximately a 6” doll. The following skills are required: Knit Purl Simple cable (optional) Duplicate stitches or color work, just a few Cast on Bind off Doll is knitted flat on straight needles using worsted weight yarn then shaped and given finishing touches. An optional hat pattern is included. Very simple modifications included to make different animals.
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A couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I happened across this fabulous little book by Kate Bruning called ‘Let’s Go Camping’. Well, despite the proper thing to do being to put it …
This complete and engaging novel study for the book Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis is all you need while teaching various reading skills, comprehension and vocabulary! Assessments, writing and even posters are included! It is divided into 5 sections (chapters 1-6, 7-10, 11-13, 14-16, 17-19). This unit includes the following: • Bud, Not Buddy title page for students • Meet the Author • Author Research and an Author Study graphic organizer • Prediction page • Character notes – main and minor characters • Chapter summaries and response – one for each section • Vocabulary pages for each section • Vocabulary words – total of 30 (6 per section) • Vocabulary – many different activities and options included (an Interactive Vocabulary page for every 2 or 4 words-just print how many needed!) • Quizzes including vocabulary for all 5 sections (1 page for all quizzes including vocabulary, multiple choice questions and 1 or 2 short answer questions) • Book Test (including matching characters, multiple choice, short and long answer questions) • Writing activities • Reading Skills: cause and effect, character analysis, character traits, figurative language, journal pages for each part, main idea, mood, quotes, sequence, setting, story plot, summary & response, theme, text evidence • Extras: Word Work (dictionary work), a color-by-character picture, a Suitcase Project, 25 Quote Posters • Answer keys for entire unit • Common Core standards page included in packet for 4th-7th grades. Enjoy! Click on the green star next to my store logo to learn about future sales, new products, and freebies from my store. Other Novel Studies available: ★ A Long Walk to Water ★ A Wrinkle in Time ★ Al Capone Does My Shirts ★ Because of Mr. Terupt ★ Because of Winn-Dixie ★ Beyond the Bright Sea ★ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ★ Dear Mr. Henshaw ★ Esperanza Rising ★ Fish in a Tree ★ Fourth Grade Rats ★ Freak the Mighty ★ Frindle ★ Front Desk ★ Hatchet ★ Hello, Universe ★ Holes ★ Independent Novel Project for Any Novel ★ Inside Out and Back Again ★ Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus ★ Maniac Magee ★ Number the Stars ★ On My Honor ★ Out of My Mind ★ Pax ★ Refugee ★ Restart ★ Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry ★ Rules ★ Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes ★ Sarah, Plain and Tall ★ Save Me A Seat ★ The Boxcar Children Activity Packet for Any Book in the Series ★ The Boxcar Children ★ The Journey of Little Charlie ★ The Tale of Despereaux ★ The War That Saved My Life ★ The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963 ★ The Wednesday Wars ★ Tuck Everlasting ★ Ungifted ★ Wishtree ★ Wonder ★ Zoey and Sassafras Dragons and Marshmallows ★ Zoey and Sassafras Monsters and Mold Other Language Arts Resources available: ★ Persuasive Writing ★ Prefixes, Suffixes and Roots Bundle ★ Word Work - Vocabulary ★ Word Work - Spelling ★ Categorizing ★ Parts of Speech Review +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ My email is [email protected] if you need to contact me. Thanks!
This cute mini one piece crochet doll by Supergurumi is easy and quick to crochet and is perfect as a little cuddle buddy, gift or key chain #amigurumi #crochet
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One of our writing assignments for the story Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis was this: How is the suitcase a symbol in the story? What does it stand for? What does he keep in it?I cut paper bags to make "suitcases" for the writing/project. The students decorated the outside. On the inside of the suitcase the students had to put pictures,items or drawings that actually represented the things that were most important to Bud. You can see his rocks and the blue flyers here. We also had fun typing the writing assignment and creating a wordle of Bud's character traits.
The Palm Beaches strived to bring back the nostalgia of what flying once was through their Golden Age of Travel in Grand Central Station.
