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pottery barn kids | building blocks organizing Happy Tuesday everyone! I was roaming the aisles again ( I wish that could be a full time job) and found a great product...Chalkboard Contact Paper! Yes, chalkboard...actual wipe away and rewrite chalkboard paper. It's a dream come true for a person, like me, who likes to change things all the time. No need to make a new label...just erase it! Here's where I used it first. I LOVE tools. but they are much cuter with chalkboard labels! The only problem is my third grade hand writing. I also used the labels under my table for my fabric filing. I have a big file cabinet for quilting fabric, but these boxes are the over flow that didn't fit. Cheap cardboard file boxes, turned inside out to show the natural cardboard look so they all match and then use file folders to hang your fabric on. Click HERE for the original fabric filing post. How to make your own Chalkboard Labels... You will need a roll of chalkboard contact paper and a template. Draw on the back of the paper. and then cut it out. ~Karen~

Handmade Charlotte | DIY Crafts and Design for Kids A Field Journal you clever monkey GIVERSLOG Buncha Monkeys — A crafty homeschooling runner mom blog. Corazón x Sur Corkboard Connections - Euge de la Peña Blog El sábado pasado anduvimos de paseo por Hamburgo. Dejamos el auto en una calle de un barrio llamado Altona (uno de mis barrios favoritos de Hamburgo, situado al oeste de la ciudad) y caminamos hasta llegar hasta un lugar muy especial. Ni bien bajamos del auto, el gordi posó unos segundos para mí (todavía no lo puedo creer) Last Saturday we went to Hamburg. We parked our car in Altona (one of my favourite neighbourhoods, located in the west part of the city) and walked until we arrived to a special place. As soon as we got out of the car, F. posed some seconds for me (I still cannot believe it!) (menos mal, porque la verdad es que esa pared era el fondo ideal :) Después de esa sesión de fotos express, caminamos hasta llegar a St. After that express photo shooting, we walked until we arrived to St.

20 fine motor activities for babies and toddlers | BabyCentre Blog Here are 20 fabulous fine motor activities for babies and toddlers – fun ways to develop skills that lead the way to one day holding a pencil and learning how to write. baby-play-tissue-box-play There are lots of lovely invitations to play you can set up for you baby that encourage them to develop their fine motor skills as they play. You could try this tissue box play idea... Photos: Learn with Play at Home, Creative Playhouse, Small and Friendly, The Good Long Road, Sugar Aunts, Carrots are Orange, JDaniels4′s Mom, KZ and Me, Buggy and Buddy, Childhood 101, I Can Teach My Child, Picklebums, House of Burke, Mummy Musings and Mayhem, Fun Toddler Activities, NurtureStore, Momentos de té