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DIY felt necklace for toddlers

September 28, 2013 by Linda Lanese

felt necklace 

This darling felt necklace for toddlers was what inspired Gosia of “kiddie foodies” from a DIY book with a suppliers box, that her daughter, Sara received from her Dad. He brought it from his trip to France and it is called” Je crée des bijoux du monde”, which means “I create jewelry of the world”. It is really a great discovery kit for little girls; however some of mom’s help is needed for the little ones. For their first project, her daughter chose this cute and “colorful felt necklace”. She helped a lot with selecting all the colors, placing the seed beads, and Gosia did the sewing part. Her daughter’s activities, including crafts and stories inspired her to start a culinary adventure with healthy and creative meals. Gosia is sharing her recipes on “kiddie foodies” hoping her ideas will help your kids discover a variety of vegetables and fruits in a pleasant and tasteful way.  Give “kiddie foodies” a like on Facebook and follow her kid friendly healthy dishes and crafts.  Thanks Gosia for sharing this sweet idea with us.

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Comments

  1. Gosia says

    September 28, 2013 at 7:37 pm

    Many thanks for publishing my creation! I am so happy you liked it, hope the others will like it too:)
    Gosia | Kiddie Foodies

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