Sensory Bins… If you’re totally new to the concept, it’s very simple – a bin filled with items that provide sensory play. Sensory Bins often have a few key components: a bin or container; filler material; tools for manipulating the filler material; and tokens, toys, or other exploratory objects. There are numerous blogs focused solely on… Continue reading A Guide to Sensory Bins
And that’s just what it’ll do! I love variety in my crafting. It keeps things interesting, and I have the opportunity to learn something new. So, when I decided to make a sensory sock for my little guy who is always seeking proprioceptive input (crashing into the couch, punching things, or generally seeking strong physical… Continue reading This foot was made for walking…
Chocolate has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I’m one of those weird people who is non-descriminate when it comes to chocolate, too. I like dark, milk, white, with nuts, without nuts, in drinks, on ice cream, over strawberries, or just about any other way you can enjoy… Continue reading Magical Chocolate Topping
I love babies. I love baby cheeks, baby eyes, tiny little baby toes, and their sweet little baby smell. I have three babies of my own (though none of them like to be referred to as babies anymore), and I’m content with our decision not to have any more. But, I always get excited when a friend… Continue reading Foxy, Fun Fabrics (& baby washcloths)
Recently, my 5-year-old son discovered some fabric that was perfect for a good friend of mine who is the biggest Wonder Woman fan we know. He actually pointed it out in the store to her, and was promptly proud of himself for such a great find (I love that kid!). With her birthday approaching, I knew I… Continue reading Wonderfully simple hair ties
I hate loathe dusting. I love clean, dust-free things and spaces, but I do not like all the work it takes to get to that point. Sure, there’s the satisfaction of having completed it, but it takes so little time before your hard work is undone, it hardly seems worth the effort. But, when it comes to my sewing… Continue reading Clean the machine
Farm to Table is a concept I thoroughly enjoy; it’s where restaurants buy their ingredients fresh from the farm (locally) and create menu options from those ingredients. I love the idea because it’s all about shopping local and helping to keep your money in the local economy. This quick project is similar in that it’s keeping… Continue reading Sheet to Table(cloth)
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