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Number Matching Game for Kids: Let’s Count Cookies! (Free Printable)
Learn to recognize numbers with this fun and easy DIY cookie counting game. Great activity for toddlers and preschoolers to practice counting and number matching while having tons of fun. Simply print, glue and cut! A little while back I saw a cookie counting felt activity set on Etsy and thought it was the cutest…
Simple Bunny Sewing Pattern (Free Template)
Always wanted to learn how to make a bunny rabbit out of fabric? This easy stuffed bunny sewing pattern and tutorial will teach you exactly how to do that. Step-by-step instructions is great for all sewing levels! Table of Contents How Do You Make a Simple Bunny What are the Dimensions of Stuffed Bunny? Materials…
DIY Water Bottle Holder
Difficulty: IntermediateTime: 1-2 hoursTechniques: Sewing circle into cylinder, Finish raw edge with bias tape In the past 6 months, my toddler has already murdered two plastic water bottles via releasing them from heights water bottles shouldn’t be released from. I finally ordered him another water bottle, and was determined this one would not suffer the…
Walnut Raisin Whole Wheat Mantou(堅果全麥饅頭)
Mantou (饅頭)is essentially a type of Chinese “bread” that is finished by steaming as opposed to baking. Along with bing and wheat noodles, it is eaten as the carbohydrate staple in Northern China where wheat instead of rice is grown. In Taiwan where I grew up, mantou is a common breakfast staple. Ways to eat…
How to Make a Super Simple Hanging Dish Towel (Free Pattern)
Tired of your dish towels always ending up on the floor? Learn to make this quick and easy towel topper to create a hanging dish towel. Great project for all levels of sewing experience. Say bye-bye forever to kitchen towels on the floor! If your house is anything like mine, I bet you have kitchen…
DIY Magnetic Tow Truck Toy: Kid’s Fun and Easy Activity (Free Printable)
Easy homemade DIY magnetic tow truck game that is sure to add tons of fun! Made from recycled cereal box, plastic bottle caps, Popsickle sticks, magnets, and paper fasteners. Simply print and glue the printable to create this fun activity! Does anyone else have a vehicle obsessed toddler? I seriously have never made so many…