Years ago I found an Amazon box that fit perfectly in one of our grocery bags. Perfectly! Why did I put it in in the first place? I have no clue. But over the years it has served us very well. I use it for produce when we go grocery shopping or pick up from our CSA. The box makes sure that your produce (or eggs, bread, anything else delicate) doesn't get swung around and smashed up while you are carrying it, or fall over in the car.
I've made a super simple pencil pouch for my preschooler. She's getting new colored pencils for her 5th birthday and they need a place of their own. The older they get, the more stuff they have with pieces and parts that need a "home".
I have several crafty friends making big journeys this summer via airplane with small children. As I was collecting compact kid-friendly entertainment items for them the other day, I thought a cute pouch to keep them together might be helpful. I love using vinyl in pouches so that both kid and mom can see exactly what's being toted and accessed easily.
I thought I would whip up a few cute DIY Sunglasses Cases so that I had a pretty place to keep them.
The Retro Pocket Protector. If you are looking for something fun to make for a Christmas gift this would also be an awesome gift for the teachers or students in your life!
The pattern for the Little Girl’s Crossover Pinafore that I’m sharing is for ages 6-12 months but really you could use it well beyond that age range as the pinafore could become a tunic and top later on as your little sweet pea grows.
For my project, I made Noah a Messenger Style Library Bag to help him carry his every-growing stash of library books he chooses weekly at our local library. Would you like to make your little ones a library bag too? Well, then let’s do it!
