Geometric Shapes Boat

Geometric Shapes Boat

Geometric Shapes Boat

Between gorgeous weather and a new baby, crafting has been a bit slow around here lately. I did put together this new geometric shapes template for Emma to use with her felt shapes on her travel felt board this weekend. Go here for other geometric shapes templates, and here to learn how to make a simple travel felt board. I also posted instructions on how to make a large felt/flannel board.

10 comments to Geometric Shapes Boat

  • Stephanie Meade Gresham

    When you're not crafting "crafts", you're "crafting" imaginations!

    Still loving your blog, lady. Have a super week.

    S

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  • Raising a Happy Child

    This is a great idea. I hope that Emma (and then Johnny) will enjoy it.

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  • Quadmama

    Cool idea. Let us know how Emma liked it.

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  • Cindy

    These are great. When we move to NY we are obviously going to spend many hrs in the car and these will be perfect for my little man. Thanks

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  • Beth

    Thanks for the next installment!

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  • Valerie @ Frugal Family Fun Blog

    Brilliant! Again!! I love the geometric activities… so much fun and so educational!

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  • sunnymama

    You are awesome to put things like this together with a new baby! Glad the weather is gorgeous for you there. :)

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  • Sandi

    I am just not this crafty. I love moms who are. You guide us who don't have the knack for it! lol ;)

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  • MaryAnne

    @Quadmama – we've been doing these for a while, and Emma always enjoys them. She isn't at a level where she can look at the template and then build it on a felt board by herself, though. She either builds it right on the template, or asks me for help, or uses the shapes to build something of her own design. We use this a lot when we're out, because if she loses a shape or two it's no big deal – I can just cut out some new ones for her when we get home.

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  • Susana

    Great idea, thanks for sharing this too!

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