Make wee people. Especially if you add some yarn hair. Our younger two love doing this, and then playing with them for hours. The 10 year old boy? Notsomuch.
But two of them are creatively occupied. We even did this in a Sunday School lesson once, having each child create one for each member of his or her family. It was one time they weren’t bucking to leave early.
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This is a great idea for Sunday School, love it. I even have
tons of fabric scraps.
Comment by Better Full — April 13, 2006 @ 5:43 pm
How DID I miss this!? You are too good. Look at these guys. So cute. Now I am even more excited to try them. And it goes to show, I have find a minute to check your blog everyday, or I miss out on all the fun…!
I bet Aden would have fun with this, for like, 10 minutes
Then Kale would take over the show…
Comment by Krista — April 17, 2006 @ 1:57 pm