See The Woods and the Trees shows how to make a doll house using pages from a magazine or catalog. What a clever way to make use of your catalogs before you discard them! (via Dollar Store Crafts)
If you’re just getting started with clothespin dolls, stop by Going Sew Crazy for a wonderful tutorial on making these charming toys. Once you’ve gotten a few under your belt, you may want to…
Glitter and sparkly antennae makes this clothespin butterfly shine! Hang a few together for a lovely Spring mobile! Whimsy Love shares a tut for making these little gems.
How fun are these ribbon hair ties from Kiddio! I love the ric-rac and I love that these are easy enough for older girls to make by themselves…perfect for a sleepover craft! Go see…
Whosies shares a tutorial for making these fun friends to take along on upcoming summer trips! Click here for the free pattern and tutorial and get crackin’!
Here’s a fun way to help your kids learn which lowercase letters go with which uppercase letters. Flipflops & Applesauce has the details on the matching game they made *plus* a printable alphabet to…
Children above the age of 13* are sadly neglected on this here blog so I’m very happy to bring you this awesome graduation candy tutorial from Bakerella. Click here to learn how you can…
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Thank you so much for the link. I’ve subscribed and can I just say that your blog list is IMPRESSIVE. I’m off to have a little nosey around.
I love this paper doll house!
I saw another great homemade dolls-house project on http://www.kiddingabout.com/?p=1030 – uses shoeboxes and other easy to find materials – worth checking out
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I absolutely loved every little bit of it. I have got you book-marked to look at new things you post…