Lier from Ikat Bag has made the most inspiring bit of confectionery magic that I have seen in a very long time. She’s updating her shop soon with items from her wooden bakeshop and…
Peixinhos No Sotao shares a simple play mat idea for playing cars. She offers a basic template, so you can keep it simple or jazz it up as you wish! See it here!
Love this toy dump truck made from recyclables! See Origami Mommy for the details!
This super-fun homemade toy from Julie K in Taiwan is a fabulous way to let your little ones practice screwing the tops on and off of bottles without losing the caps. Perfect for car…
Busy Books are very popular right now…for good reason. They’re compact and loaded with fun things for littles to do while (hopefully) sitting quietly. If you’ve been thinking about making one but are at…
Trixi, from Coloured Buttons, has been coming up with some really amazing kid toys using matchboxes as her foundation. This doll house is incredible with all of its tiny details, plus she’s added…
The Thrifty Chick came up with a clever remake of the classic game of Checkers. Here she shows how you can easily make over an existing Checkers set to make your own set with…
I love this set of personalized name blocks from Melissa at Chasing Cheerios!. These would make a great gift for any child, especially those just learning to spell their name. What a fun way…
How sweet are these pipe cleaner fairies from 5 Orange Potatoes? They would go perfect in a backyard fairy garden! Click here to learn how to make the fairies.
This little sea monster glove is a great way to make use of a lonely glove while making something fun for the kiddos to play with. Crafts and Creations with KMOM14 has a tutorial…
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…
Here are a few more free felt food tutorials for me to add to my round-up: From American Felt and Craft: Cherry Pie (Thanks to OCP reader, Alicia for the tip!) Crackers From Ikat…
Amanda at Kiddio shares a fun and simple way to add some fun to your kid’s bath time! Let them help make these little soap boats and then watch ‘em sail their sudsy creations…
These safety cone car garages from One More Moore are brilliant! There are no instructions for making these, but I think with some orange felt and a little interfacing, a savvy sewer could whip…
Joys Hope shares how she made this adorable baby crinkle (and taggie) toy that would make a perfect baby gift! Click here for the tutorial!