MATERIALS:
- One sheet of felt – make sure it’s the regular kind, not the stiff type. You want to choose a color that is different from the color of the shapes you intend to use with the board
- File folder
- Glue stick
STEPS:
- Trim the felt to fit inside the file folder
- Cover the back of the felt with glue using the glue stick. If you’re using liquid glue, spread it very thinly – otherwise it will soak through the felt and make it so that felt shapes don’t stick as well
- attach felt to inside of file folder
- Enjoy :)
Emma’s new travel felt board with a “castle” created using some of the geometric shapes from these activities.
And with her dress-up bear – the pattern for the bear is here, and winter outfits are here.
What a great idea!Thanks for the compliments on my blog today!
Oh, I LOVE this!!! :-)
I love this idea–what about making several of these felt folders with different felt backgrounds in each? You could create some simple scenes like a beach or a meadow using a couple colors of felt for the board.
Brilliant idea, Catherine :)
I think Elijah would so love this! I want to make him felt food, any suggestions?
Hi MaryAnne! I’ve been following your blog for sometime, but don’t normally comment. I think this is a great idea…I will definitely be making these for all of my kiddos. I wonder if double sided tape would work ok for this??? I’m out of glue at the moment (3 year old got to it!) :) Thanks again for the great idea! amy texarkana, tx
Great idea. I should do this.Mike< HREF="http://somethingaboutparenting.typepad.com" REL="nofollow">http://somethingaboutparenting.typepad.com<>Twitter: < HREF="http://twitter.com/AboutParenting" REL="nofollow">AboutParenting<>
Great idea! I love it! I’m sure kiddos would get hours of entertainment out of this one.I will post about it at DollarStoreCrafts.com next week or so!heather
angel bug baby, double sided tape is definitely worth a try – that stuff can be pretty strong!