Felt Tooth Fairy Pouch

Gracie has a loose tooth!

I found a pattern for a cute drawstring pouch on The Purl Bee and used it to make this one for her. I added the embroidered face.

We're ready for The Tooth Fairy, and in a few weeks she'll make her first visit!

Felt Easter Toys

I love to work with felt! For these projects I used a wool felt blend from Wool Felt Central on Prairie Point Junction.

I found the pattern for these cute bunny finger puppets on The Purl Bee. The pattern template is available as a free download.

This reversible toy is an egg on one side...

And a chick on the other! It's an Abby Glassenberg Design pattern, available here.

I made the felt eggs in the basket a few years ago, using this pattern from Lola Nova.

Happy Easter!

Valentine's Day Puzzle & Tic-Tac-Toe

Felt Tic-Tac-Toe Game in a pouch I made for Gracie this year for Valentine's Day.

Love Always Wins!

Last year's gift was these puzzle cubes, painted with acrylic craft paints in six colors.

Felt Hearts

I made three puffy felt hearts for Valentine's Day.

Silly, happy and surprised.

For my Little Valentine!

Welcome to a Virtual Valentine's Party

I'm excited to have my heart garland featured in a Virtual Valentine's Party. Visit Dollhouse Bake Shoppe to see all of the recipes, projects, printables and more contributed from bloggers all around the web.

Thank you, Lindsay Ann for including me in this roundup of great Valentine's Day ideas!

Virtual Valentine's Party

This Valentine's Day, Lindsay Ann of Dollhouse Bake Shoppe is hosting a Virtual Valentine's Party. She has invited bloggers from all over the web to join her and "bring" favorite Valentine's Day recipes, tutorials, ideas, and more!

Here's what I'm bringing to the party:

Last year I made this Heart Garland for Valentine's Day.

In February it hangs in the cutout between the kitchen and dining room. I like that it decorates two rooms at once! It was quick and easy, using materials I already had. More info on how I made it is in the original post.

Check back on Sunday, February 5 for a link to the "party" so you can see all the great ideas that are sure to be shared!

Felt Food

I've been having a lot of fun sewing play food out of felt. My favorite felt source is Felt-o-rama.

Breakfast, anyone? I think my pancake syrup could use a little work but I'm really happy with the bacon and fried egg.

I'm happy with this pizza, too! I enjoyed figuring out how to construct it. You may notice there's a piece without mushrooms. That's because it's a gift for our friends Peyton and Liam. Their mom, Karis, doesn't like mushrooms, so there has to be a piece for her!

I'm making a similar set for Gracie, too. She's too young to do anything but carry them around, chew on them, and toss them on the floor, but when she's old enough to want to play "chef" she'll have a well-stocked pantry.

Happy Easter

I made a chick and three eggs out of felt for Gracie's Easter basket. For the eggs I used a pattern from Lola Nova. I had planned to embroider decorations on them but ran out of time. Maybe next year! The Easter grass is strips of tissue paper cut on the paper cutter.

The chick is from this Vogue pattern from the 70s. I made some chicks and the gingham and rickrack eggs for my family way back then.

I baked hot cross buns for our Easter brunch.

I used this recipe from one of my favorite cooking sites, Simply Recipes. They came out really well!