Turn your child’s artwork into beautiful animal art. Sarah Jane Studios created some free animal templates you can use to turn fingerpaintings into an elephant, sparrow or a seal. I found this link via Apartment Therapy. This would be a great way to decorate your children’s room.
Here’s another great idea to add to the Easter baskets this year, Hand Knit Easter Chicks. Kat Knits has a free knit pattern on her blog to create these adorable Easter Chicks.
WeeWonderfuls makes the cutest hand sewn dolls and stuffed animals. The artist is also nice enough to post free patterns for some of her toys. The Pointy Kitty stuffed animal is so cute, you can download a pdf pattern to create one for yourself. You can also join the flickr group for this pattern and post a picture of how your kitty came out.
Pass the Pigs is some sort of a dice game using pigs. I have never heard of it until I stumbled across Roman Sock an amazingly talented amigurumi crafter. Well, there is a free pdf pattern over at the website for you to download and create two pigs as well as a box to hold them. You don’t necessairly have to create it for the game, the pigs are very cute on their own! You can find other great amigurumi patterns on there as well.
Lazy May came up with this really neat needle book where you can store all of your thread and needles. I’ve seen all different kinds of needle holders but this one is very unique. You can download the pdf pattern here.
Looking for a way to store all your shoes? Well, Betz White created a drawstring bag to store all your fabulous shoes and posted a tutorial. This would be a great way to keep your shoes clean and organized.
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