If you haven’t checked out the Mahar Drygoods blog lately, you really ought to pay them a visit. They’ve been running fabulous profile pieces on the various artists who create the offbeat kiddy crafts sold on the incomparable Mahar Drygoods website. Profiles include Cathy of California, Kim Baxter of Kissycake, Elizabeth Soule and many more. […]
OK, so I know Natalie just posted a kid’s apron project yesterday, but this was too cute not to share. Hillary of Wee Wonderfuls recently stitched up this sweet apron using fabric from a thrifted dress and her own “Fairy Stitchette” embroidery patterns. Read her blog to get more info and a link to a […]
Kids Craft Weekly features a lot of fun projects for kids to make for Valentine’s Day including this cool Heart Suncatcher made from different colors of cellophane. Link.
Green Kitchen has made this absolutely adorable kids sweater apron! I love the stripy colors and the perfectly coordinated light blue trim. Link.
Craftster user Krissykat made herself a funny little Yip-Yip alien toy! He’s completely needle-felted, with yarn-wrapped pipecleaner antennae. For those of you unfamiliar with (or too young to remember) the Yip-Yip aliens, they were pretty much the funniest Muppets to ever grace Sesame Street (see YouTube clip below). Link.
I haven’t even seen the movie Ratatouille yet, but I’m loving SoulCrochet’s cuddly version of the flick’s leading rat, Rémy. She shares her free pattern for this adorably whiskered pal on Craftster. Link.
Oh man, I really I wish I could shrink myself down to toddler size, just so I could wear this squirrely hooded sweater! You can purchase a pattern to crochet one of your own (in sizes 12 mos., 2T, 4 or 6) at Pink Willow Designs. Link.
