I’m completely smitten with this sock owl mobile from Craft Schmaft. The little owls couldn’t be cuter and I love that she chose to hang them from sanded twigs. Check out Craft Schmaft and read about how these little guys came about over the past few weeks.
I really like these personalized display pieces (as seen on Tip Junkie). Here they’re used for teacher gifts, but I think they’d be equally at home in a child’s bedroom or playroom. Link (Thanks…
This is such a clever idea from Grace Violet. She took the crayon-roll idea and made it a bit more functional by making an apron! You can see how she did it here!
LOVE this simple idea for making homemade lollipops! So many possibilities! See The Decorated Cookie for the details! (via The Crafty Crow)
SEI Lifestyle has posted an awesome tutorial for remaking a tie to fit a baby. Click here for the details! (found via One Pretty Thing)
Let’s Explore shares a very cool way to make your own window clings using rubbing plates. If you don’t have rubbing plates, I’m thinking you could get similar results from cookie cutters or the…
This is a truly fabulous idea from Chasing Cheerios. In this example, the child puts felt shapes over the buttons to make flowers, but I’m sure all of you creative folks can use this…
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Oh my gosh, sooooooo cute. Wow.
Thank you so much for the link, I’m glad you liked them. Lots of fun to make.
Claire, Will you make and sell one of the owl mobiles, I dont see me making it myself and i just love it, would be so perfect for my nursery!
Recently my daughter(20 yrs.old) made a video in memory of a friend that died a yr. ago who loved owls. She was looking for ideas of owls and came across your precious owl mobile and fell in love with them. She had me make some similar, but of course not as adorable as yours. She posted her video on http://www.youtube.com green on vinyl’s channel, the video is entitled Animal, I thought you would enjoy watching it and seeing what she did with your creation.
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