Wouldn't it be nice if life was always so simple?
It's great to be a homeschooler.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About Me
- An Almost Unschooling Mom
- I'm a homeschool mom of six. My family has been homeschooling for about seventeen years. And, each year, we've learned a little more about having fun, and spending less, while learning more. It's great to be a homeschooler!
Search This Blog
About Copyright
I'm very happy to share ideas, and thoughts with you. I try to give credit to others when they inspire, or add instructions to a project, and ask that you do the same for me. You may copy ideas and pictures from this blog as long as you give credit and link back to the original post. Thanks
Disclosure Statement
Generally this blog is about sharing ideas parent to parent, and not trying to sell you things. I often mention products that I like, the children like, or we've found very useful, but unless specifically stated in the post, I am not being reimbursed for my opinions. There are advertisements (which I believe use cookies) on this blog, located outside of the posts. I do receive a small kick-back when you click on the ads, so please feel free to click on as many of them as you like.
Labels
- 30 second science (53)
- Alzheimer's (1)
- an award (7)
- art with children (81)
- backyard science (6)
- baking with kids (78)
- birthday parties (28)
- books to movies (7)
- books with recipes (57)
- boredom buster (60)
- bugs in the backyard (4)
- Christmas Fun (9)
- cleaning house (1)
- college (2)
- computer science (1)
- craft projects (291)
- earthquakes (1)
- fall crafts (15)
- family friendly movie night (1)
- feed me books friday (2)
- Folk Toy Fridays (7)
- follow-ups (1)
- geography (29)
- give away (2)
- good links (42)
- guest post (3)
- history (27)
- holidays (204)
- holidays - Christmas (30)
- holidays - Easter (44)
- homemade Christmas presents (18)
- homemade games (33)
- homeschool tips (33)
- just for fun (37)
- knit and crochet (41)
- life in general (23)
- Lunches (1)
- math (94)
- moving with children (4)
- organization (1)
- P.E. (1)
- product review (58)
- reading (22)
- reading myself (27)
- real world math (5)
- road trip (11)
- science projects (185)
- science projects - bugs in the backyard (18)
- science projects - children in the garden (5)
- second language (6)
- sewing with kids (6)
- simple summer fun (148)
- simple winter fun (6)
- Snack Time (202)
- solar experiments (26)
- spelling (11)
- stART project (74)
- Story Time Snacks (25)
- sugar cookies (96)
- Sunday School (67)
- Sunday Science (106)
- teen boredom busters (2)
- The Teen Years (68)
- traditions (10)
- Ultimate Blog Party (1)
- unit study (32)
- unplugged project (22)
- What My Child Is Reading (91)
- wordless Wednesday (7)
- writing projects (10)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2012
(177)
-
▼
February
(27)
- Homemade Mbira for Children (African Studies - Kenya)
- Geography Cookies - Countries of Africa
- Rainbows in a Box
- Kay Arthur, Inductive Bible Studies for Children -...
- Happy Pancake Day! Updated
- Simple Felt Barbie Clothes
- Presidential Cupcakes - Books With Recipes
- Peanut Plant Update - 1 Month
- President's Day Popsicle Stick Puppets
- Changing Abraham Lincoln's Hat - President's Day A...
- A Birthday Cake
- A Presidential Smile, Or Giving George a Grin
- Last Minute Valentine's Toys for Children
- Valentine Surprise Activity Box, Day 10 - Pizza Party
- I Corinthians 13 - Valentine Craft
- Valentine Surprise Activity Box, Day 8 - The Heart
- Valentine Foxes' Pound Cake
- Valentine Surprise Activity Box, Day 6 - Puzzles
- Eggless Valentine's Cookie Dough Bites
- Valentine Surprise Activity Box, Day 4 - Sweethear...
- Valentine's 3x3 Square Puzzle
- Valentine Surprise Activity Box, Day 2 - Decoratin...
- Valentine's Day Playdough
- Another Listening Weekend - From Physics Back to t...
- Groundhog Shadow Cookies
- Cranberry Valentine - To The Brink of Disaster and...
- Groundhog Day Craft
-
▼
February
(27)
Also featured on:
15 comments:
This looks so easy I think I will make my own kids' clothes this way! My four year old may have trouble holding still while I sew up around the inside of his legs, though . . .
I used to make clothes like that as a girl.
Those are the most adorable outfits. Now I am off to find some felt for Selena's Barbies.
I love it. One day...
CUTE!
Great ideas! I will have to remember this when K gets older.
Awesome! Does the dress come back off?
Yes, but not easily. I'm trying to encourage the younger girls to leave the dolls dressed :)
These are so cute! My daughter is just learning to sew and this is a perfect project for her. Thanks for sharing it. :)
I'll have to show my girls this. They LONG to make doll clothes!
My mom was a seamstress and made dresses, wedding dresses for the bride and the wedding party so there was always plenty of fabric. I didn't have a 'real' Barbie because it was just too expensive but I had a Tressy (her hair grew with a turn of the key) To keep me out of her hair,she would give me remnants and needle and thread and showed me to sew the clothes on.Now that I am a grandma, and have two of my own Barbie's I have to give this a try for my grand-daughter.Seems I saw a naked Ken next door-will have to go and visit!! Thanks for the memory
My homeschooling girls are make these thank you! I will send a link with the results!
You could cut a slit in the back and sew a snap on it if you wanted to be able to take them on and off more easily.
Easy & Fun :)
Snip the back just the tip of your scissors. I did something similar with baby doll. Love felt love your ideas. Many barbies to dress for Christmas.
Mom of many girls and grandgirls.
Post a Comment