#seedlingmuse
when seedling asked what sort of goodies Lily would like to receive, i was not surprised that she picked out this mermaid making kit first
arts and crafts
seedling. create your own wooden family
one of the last times i took Lily’s outgrown clothes to our local consignment store, i picked up this seedling create a wooden family kit
a paper heart garland
when we were in west virginia for christmas, one of the crafts Lily really got into was making paper snowflakes with her uncle Scott
Saturday
Thursday afternoon.
Me: “Lily, would you like to paint?”
Lily: “Yeah! Woohoo! Paint!”
Me: “Alright!”
I grabbed the paints, the brushes and set up the painting station.
Lily stuck brushes in almost all 10 containers.
Then she did 1 brush stroke in white. 2 brush strokes in red. 1 brush stroke in blue. 1 brush stroke in green. 1 brush stroke in yellow and 1 brush stroke in brown.
I guess she was feeling like a minimalist that day because it was the shortest painting session. Ever.
It took longer to set and clean up.
Happy saturday everyone!
a canvas
Must have of the day
I want Lily to take her time growing up. I want to enjoy her as a baby as long as I can, who knows, there might not be another baby and she might be the only one. I do however get excited when I see arts and crafts projects and can’t wait for days and hours filled with them and Lily!
This Stitch-it Owl Kit by The Little Experience on the wonderful Grasshopper website is a perfect example of a great arts and crafts project to teach cutting on the dotted line and learn how to do the first stitches.
And they are owls. By now you know we LOVE owls! 😉
This Stitch-it Owl Kit is a “Must”!
