Little A is crazy about playdough right now. Cannot get enough. He asks to play with it several times a day and it keeps him busy for ages. The set we are using right now is a batch I made a few weeks ago. I had been wanting to make our own play dough for [...]
Tag Archives: Arts and crafts
DIY Playdough Recipe
Posted in Alec, Arts & Crafts, DIY, Kiddos, Mum & Baby Activities, Sensory Play, Sensory Play, Toddlers, Toys Also tagged americolor playdough, DIY, diy play dough, diy playdoh, diy playdough, hank & hunt, hellobee, leklera, leklera recept, leklerka, play dough, play dough recipe, playdoh, playdoh recipe, playdough, playdough recipe, Rainy day activities, sensory activity, sensory development, sensory exploration, sensory play, toddler activity, toddler craft, toddler diy 1 Comment
It’s Friday!
It’s Friday again and such a dull, grey and wet day in Stockholm! Boo. Indoor activities with an 18-month old are a challenge, especially after a couple of days of bad weather. For those of you with slightly older kids, I’ve come across some great crafts and activities this week – check them out: I [...]
Posted in DIY, Education & Learning, Kiddos, Mum & Baby Activities, Toys Also tagged armelle blog, butterfly sun catchers, craft & creativity, crafting with kids, Crafts, DIY, diy felt crowns, diy hot air balloon photo booth, diy photo booth, diy sun catcher, felt crowns, hank & hunt, hellobee, ikea melt beads, indoor activities for kids, kids diys, melt bead activity, melt beads, mini eco, neon-dipped, neon-dipped clay pots, neon-dipped pots, nice party, Party theme, pink kids party, pink party, rainy day, sun catcher, swedish beads, swedish melt beads, teacher appreciation, teacher gift 1 Comment
Cute DIY Silhouettes
It seems I have silhouettes on my mind since this morning! Here are some more fun ways to play around with kids’ silhouettes! By Pysselbolaget
Posted in DIY, Kiddos, Mum & Baby Activities Also tagged activities for kids, collage silhouettes, cut-out silhouettes, DIY, diy silhouettes, easy silhouettes, kids activities, Silhouettes Leave a comment
It’s Easter!
It’s Easter! Easter is our longest public holiday here in Sweden and I am really looking forward to a few days off with my little family. Spring is finally in the air (even though Alec and I are stuck inside with colds and a fever), the evenings are long and light and I have a [...]
Posted in DIY, Kiddos, Mum & Baby Activities Also tagged birch branches, cut-out silhouette eggs, diy easter crafts, diy easter eggs, diy easter surprise eggs, diy papier maché easter eggs, easter, easter bouquet, easter crafts, easter ornaments, easter surprise eggs, easter traditions, easter witches, elegant eggs, elegant japanese easter eggs, fat tuesday buns, holidays, japanese easter eggs, japanese eggs, lent buns, marsipan, marsipan figurines, Martha Stewart, martha stewart easter cards, martha stewart elegant eggs, neon dip dye eggs, neon eggs, not martha, påskkärringar, påskris, silhouette easter eggs, swedish easter, swedish easter traditions, swedish lent buns, tulips 2 Comments
It’s Friday!
Finally Friday and the sun is trying to come out to brighten an otherwise rather grey Stockholm. Last week I was on my way to London at this time, but this weekend is going to be all about family time. Alec’s favourite tex mex dinner tonight, a play date tomorrow morning (if Alec’s cold doesn’t [...]
Posted in DIY, Education & Learning, Food, Mum & Baby Activities, Parenting, Toys Also tagged berry cheesecake ice cream, berry ice cream, cakies, Call Me Cupcake, chalkboard paint, chalkboard paint matryoshka dolls, color activity, colored ice cube activity, Crafting, crafty, Cupcake, cupcake atm, Cupcakes, DIY, diy string-tie envelopes, homemade ice cream, ice cream recipe, learning about colors, my cakies, primary colors, primary colours, sprinkles, string-tie envelopes, teaching colors, the motherhuddle 1 Comment
Edible Finger Paint for Valentine’s Day
I have been wanting to do a first art project with Alec for awhile now and yesterday we finally did some finger painting. We wanted to make a Valentine for my husband, so it had to be a secret project while he was at work. It was really important to me to use edible finger [...]
