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Mar. 25, 2009
A New Horse, of course
Keeping a little one busy can be a challenge at best. My little girl is no exception.
When she wanted me to be her horsey, (like her big brother had been before he had to go off and do his school work), I told her, no. But, I also told her that I would make her a horse. She watched with wide eyes and a lot of questions, as I gathered materials for the "building" of the horse.

I had saved the large paper bag from the wheat berries that we bought. (It was actually 3 bags in one, that's a lot of paper!) So, I grabbed a section of the bag and cut out the basic shape of the head, took string out of the junk-drawer for the main, and marker for the eyes, nose, and mouth. I did actually sew the paper head with my sewing machine, and stuffed it with fluff. Then I taped the head onto a half a broom handle that we had in the garage left over from something else.

The whole project took about 20 minutes, but the play time has been several days; and I have not had to be "the horsey". 
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Mar. 26, 2009 - Untitled Comment
I really like your blog by the way. I just spent the last half hour reading it! :-)