Showing posts with label felt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label felt. Show all posts
Spring Beanbags
It's really a no-brainer but when I saw Make and Takes idea to use hot glue and felt to make beanbags I was in love. We went to town for Valentine's Day and made 25 hearts for a school V-day party plus a quick heart beanbag toss set for some cousins (reused a cool whip container covered with felt to hold the hearts). Then we made shamrocks and rainbows for St. Patrick's Day. The rainbows fit right in to this spring set too and the adorable bunny beanbag idea came from Two Straight Lines (her bunnies are definitely much cuter though). I ran out of beans and had old rice so that's what I used for all of the beanbags shown in the picture.
Penguin Finger Puppets

Once in a while I like to share something fantastic of my own. These adorable penguin puppets can be duplicated with a free printable penguin finger puppets pattern downloaded on Google docs. *note: I made the above finger puppets (not my children).
Easy instructions: Trace penguin puppet pattern pieces on felt. Cut out the felt pieces and glue with a low-temp glue gun (adult supervision please!). The wings and feet are glued in-between the body pieces. Only glue the top and side edges of the body so a little finger can fit inside! Don't forget the googly eyes!!

Here are some penguin books to go along with the penguin finger puppets. You could pair a puppet and book together for a fun kid birthday gift!
**linked to:
Sew Can Do, Somewhat Simple, Childmade, Local Fun For Kids, Funky PolkaDot Giraffe, Raising Memories, My Delicious Ambiguity, Skip To My Lou
**featured on:
One Pretty ThingTip Junkie
Fun Family Crafts
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Easy Turkey Finger Puppet

Skip To My Lou has a Turkey Finger Puppet tutorial that's so easy and fun! We made one with felt and one with foam. Instead of machine sewing the felt turkey body I had my daughter hand stitch it. I hot glued the foam turkey for my son. Now we'll have to come up with a mini script for a Turkey Theater on Thanksgiving Day before eating pie!
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