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Showing posts with label buttons. Show all posts

Monday, April 1, 2013

Plastic Egg Tea Cups

Now that Easter is over, ever wonder what to do with all those leftover plastic eggs? With just a few items you can turn them into fabulous play tea cups!

What you'll need:
Plastic Eggs
Glue Gun
Paint & Brush
Buttons
Embellishments (glitter pens, rhinestones, ribbon, etc.)

First let your little one(s) decorate those eggs!
Pens, paint, glitter, stickers... whatever their little creative mind can come up!

Then glue a button to the bottom of each egg.

We glued some pearls together to create a handle.
This tea cup is my favorite!

That's it! You're done!
The perfect addition to every play kitchen!
(and always remember pinkies out! Ha!)


 Now get those plastic eggs & start creating :)


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Sunday, November 11, 2012

Turkey Hand Tee

Here's a modern twist on the Thanksgiving hand turkey!
My daughter and I made this a few years ago and we had so much fun I had to share it again!

Look at that sweet little face! I can't believe how fast she's growing up!

Three years later & she had to squeeze into the shirt one last time for some silly photos!

We followed the tutorial from Treasures For Tots as our guide. Using fabric scraps, ribbons & buttons, we made the whole thing in less than one hour & the best part... No sewing involved (woot)!

Now go create some memories of their sweet little hands and make your little one a fun tee to rock this Thanksgiving!

Gobble ~ Gobble

Monday, March 29, 2010

Button Flower NoteCard

Simply sweet & such a fun craft project for kids. Jessica Jones from How About Orange shares this free printable notecard. Get it here

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Cute as a button!


Lillyella has posted a great tutorial to make these hip & funky bracelets. Check it out here. I can't wait to make these someday with the bambino. Off to go search for some sassy vintage buttons...

Friday, May 22, 2009

Stop and Smell The Flowers!



MmmCrafts has this shabby chic flower card tutorial. A great idea for those scraps of fabric and paper that I've been saving for the "perfect" project. How fab would these look framed on a wall? Go to the tutorial