I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend!
Voting is up for Week #4: The Outdoor Challenge, so go over and vote for your favorites. This was a tough week for me because I don’t usually make outdoor crafts, so I have my fingers crossed!
Thanks for all of the votes last week that helped me come in a very close second place. Did you all guess that mine was The Busy Blanket?
I promise a more detailed post with a how-to soon!
This was such a fun project for me and my kids adored it and used it everyday during our beach vacation.
Aside from the clock and the numbers, Ethan’s favorite part was the tic-tac-toe board
And Ainsley loved the dry erase board!
My favorite part was that it kept them busy and then folded up into a cute bag for me to carry
Here are a few more detailed photos of everything
magnetic clock
foam number puzzle
felt tic-tac-toe board
I spy game
Chalkboard and chalkboard holder
Dry erase board with dry erase markers and crayons
Mesh bag for extra games
So fun, right?!
Alright, go over and vote for the Outdoor Challenge and I will be back in a few weeks with a tutorial for The Busy Blanket!
Hayley
Hayley Crouse is a wife, mother and multifaceted designer. Her love of sewing, crafting, cooking and interior design infuses her daily life and naturally spills over into her online presence. She pushes the envelope of her creativity and hopes that others will be inspired to do the same. She currently authors the Welcome to the Mouse House Blog, is the pattern designer behind Mouse House Creations and is a collaborative designer with Willow & Co. Patterns.
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Love, love, LOVE this project! Such a clever concept and you designed it all so beautifully! Good work! 🙂 I’m looking forward to the tutorial.
Happy Day!
Michelle
http://www.daydreambelievers.net
Did you end up posting a tutorial on how you made this?
Would love to know what you used for the crayon/dry erase material and the chalk board.