Tangarang is sharing the sweetest little fairy embroidery pattern right now at their blog. These would be so lovely stitched and framed in a set for your fairy-lover’s room. Look for the download here!

This Little Project has been making the most darling playscapes based on some of the familiar surroundings of her family. They look great and what a perfect way to look back at recent events with your children and discuss them in more detail! Fabulous idea! Currently, she has created scenes for the park, the library, the post office, and the pool!

These gorgeous beanbags from Salt and Chocolate would make a wonderful addition to a child’s felt toy collection. They look so soft and calming, don’t they?! Plus, you don’t have to worry about your toddler throwing these rocks in the house! Click here to read more!

If this set of embroidery patterns from Green Jello doesn’t make you want to break out a needle and thread, then I believe I will personally have to come to your house and shake you. Ok…perhaps I went a little too far, but these are seriously cute illustrations that bring a smile to my face every time I see them. And that bee on the banana seat bike is KILLING ME! Click right here for the download! (found via Pip Stitch)

One Red Robin has created this adorable embroidery pattern and is generously sharing it with her readers. You can find a link for the free download here!

Snazzle Craft shares a free pattern for some fun felt food. Click here if you’d like to add sandwhich and chips to your felt food collection!

Cupcakes make a perfectly sweet embellishment for onesies, bibs, toddler tees, totes and more! Need a pattern? You’re in luck! LollyChops has free printable embroidery patterns for three little cuppies…plus she’s made them easy to mix-and-match tops and bottoms. Click over to see what I mean!

Dot from Dabbled has created some crazy hand puppets using felted sweaters. They look like a ton of fun to make and play with. Go to Dabbled for a how-to!

I love the simplicity of this alphabet mini-quilt. It’s about the size of a sheet of paper and would be lovely in a nursery or child’s playroom, or perhaps hanging above a preschooler’s writing station. Orange Flower Patterns and Tutorials shares a how-to and includes the embroidery pattern for the letters. If you need help with the binding, check out this tutorial from Crazy Mom Quilts.

Homemade By Jill is on page 3 of a 10 page quiet book that she’s working on. It’s coming along beautifully and I can’t wait to see the finished product! Here are links to pages 1, 2, and 3.

I know many people have fond memories of napkin notes slipped into their lunches by a loving Mom or Dad. Magpie Musing shows that you can still create special lunch-time memories without going through tons of paper napkins every day. Click here for the details of her monogrammed napkins.  (via parent hacks)

5 Orange Potatoes shares a great way to let your kids wear their artwork! Click over to see how she made these awesome felt bracelets and adorned them with images that her daughters created.

Here’s a wonderfully simple idea from Currently Crafting. She added some simple embroidery onto a clearance washcloth mitt for some fun bath time scrubbing! She also links to a Martha tutorial for those interested in making your own mitt!

Woohoo! Remember this little guy? I’ve loved him from the beginning and mentioned him in one of my very first posts. Well….Early Bird Special is gifting the embroidery pattern to her readers! So awesome, and so very kind. Go on over to her place for the download!

Tangarang has been exploring a circus theme lately and has most recently offered up this *very* cute embroidery pattern. Stitch one onto a bib or use all three on a set of onesies for a wonderful coordinated baby gift. Click over for the download!

I instantly fell in love with this felt version of a matryoshka doll found at Skip the Chips. These are great for sorting by size and really…don’t all kids love putting things into pockets? Make your own using the free pattern at Maize Hutton.

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This mosaic may be a bit overwhelming, so I want to bring your attention to a few things:

• I’m a sucker for embroidery so the pillow in the center is my absolute favorite. Be sure to click #8 to see the details.
• For you knitters out there, there’s a lone knitted tooth with pocket on the back on the bottom center. He’s a cutie-pie and you can find a pattern for him at Knit and Crochet Patterns.
• Take notice of the police fairy tooth (#9)…another one of my favorites from the group. His mouth is the pocket! MmmmCrafts has a pattern available for download for your personal use. Link

Early Bird Special stitched up this A-dorable little chopper for her daughter. Don’t you just love that face?! The soft colored tinting was created using crayons, a method you can learn more about here!