Hoppo Bumpo (n): A children's game. Played by folding one's arms and hopping on one leg. Aim is to bump opponents, so that they lose their balance. Last person standing wins.
Oh gosh I WISH I did this for the boys - I ended up buying a simple log stitch SMALL kit but it was just a little to much for them. This would have been MUCH better. Ummm might try to make one that has an interesting finish to encourage them again.
Hey, that looks like fun! You can cut animal shapes out of card and punch holes around the outside, too - and then stitch them all together, too. (Apparently this kind of sewing teaches littlies around 4-ish to pinch properly so that they can hold a pencil when they start to learn to write). -And I thought it was just lots of fun!
I had Caleb going on the overlocker yesterday. You can never start them too early I say before dad attempts to get them into sport.
ReplyDeleteI had Caleb going on the overlocker yesterday. You can never start them too early I say before dad attempts to get them into sport.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh I WISH I did this for the boys - I ended up buying a simple log stitch SMALL kit but it was just a little to much for them. This would have been MUCH better. Ummm might try to make one that has an interesting finish to encourage them again.
ReplyDeleteWhoa, I'm so impressed!
ReplyDeleteI can only hope Lainey likes sewing and craft as much as I do...oh and I have given you a blog award - op in and see all about it!
ReplyDeletexx Gilly
I might give those a try with my litle one. Such a simple, but great, idea.
ReplyDeleteTotally sweet - and what a good idea. The Boo might like a go of this one day.
ReplyDeleteBy the way I forgot to mention, I love your new banner - its so funky and happy and perfect for you.
Hey, that looks like fun! You can cut animal shapes out of card and punch holes around the outside, too - and then stitch them all together, too. (Apparently this kind of sewing teaches littlies around 4-ish to pinch properly so that they can hold a pencil when they start to learn to write). -And I thought it was just lots of fun!
ReplyDeletei remember loving this as a kid!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this great tutorial here... Keep posting....
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