Aren’t sticks brilliant! I’m certainly getting carried away with them at the moment and have a big pile building up on my windowsill.
All you need to make this threading game is a drill, saw and some sandpaper….and a stick of course.
I took the cut the bark off mine because it was a bit yukky…
Free toys = Smiles all round…hurrah!
OOooooooooooooooh! I love this idea… I’m thinking HUGE- Poles in the ground for outdoor attempts :). Thanks for the inspiration. I’ll let you know when we try ours!
Not sure how big you are planning for outside but keep in mind the hanging/strangling hazard it could create.
Haha…huge ones in the garden sound like lots of fun. I want photo’s of that project!!
OOOOH your site is SO AMAZING!! I think there are many projects that my craft-challenged self might be able to handle!! I’m so happy to have ‘discovered’ you, I’d like to invite you to come visit me as well at http://www.juliasbookbag.com/ — I write about children’s books and we’re TOTALLY FUN 🙂 This week all week is my Ode to All Things British, it might make you laugh so come check us out! Aloha, Melissa
Kate – your photos are gorgeous and always so inspiring.
Love this idea and the pictures! They are gorgeous!
It’s beautiful
Awsome project! My hubby bought a manual wood drill a couple years ago, and this is going to be a great project to teach my school age (daycare) group how to use it! Yea!
Hi, Kate, what a lovely toy, I am going to make it for my kids.
Amazing! This blog looks exactly like my old one!
It’s on a totally different topic but it has pretty much the same layout and design. Great choice of colors!
Great site with fab ideas for my dementia groups. Thankyou x
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