Christmas in July {Ginger Snap Crafts}

Another great idea for Christmas this year from Ginger Snap Crafts.  She has made these adorable wood blocks.  Your kids can build what ever they want. I can't wait to make them into a little town for my boys.  They can cruse their cars around town. Head over and check out her amazing tutorial and may a set of your own!

Easy DIY Blocks @ Ginger Snap Crafts

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Christmas in July {Creative Capital B}

Do you have a little ninja?  Skye @ Creative Capital B is sharing handmade pool noodle nunchucks. Fun for all ages. My boys will flip when they see these. They are super easy to make.  So head on over and check out how to make yours.  And Whole your there check out a few of her other post.  She has a house full of boys and tutorials to go with them!

Nunchucks @ Creative Capital B

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Mr. or Mrs. Potato Head {Girl Loves Glam}

Do your kids love Mr. Potato Head??  Mine do! So how about making one of your own to take in the car or use for quiet time!  Girl Loves Glam has you hooked up! Head over and checkout her post and maybe make your own Mr. Potato Head!

Diy Mr. or Mrs. Potato Head @ Girl Loves Glam

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Fishing Hole Roll {Made my Me. Shared with You}

Do you have a little Fisher Man or Girl in your family?  This may be the perfect toy to make for them for Christmas,  Made by Me Shared with you has an awesome tutorial to follow to make this fun toy. 

Head on over and make your own Fishing hole!

Fishing Hole Roll @ Made by Me Shared with you

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No sew Capes { Rachel from R&R Workshop}

Hi, Free Time Frolic readers!  I'm Rachel from R & R Workshop and I'm excited to be here today! I've been wanting to make my son a cape for a couple years now. I bought some awesome superhero fabric recently and then realized his sister would probably love a cape as well. These were so simple and No-Sew! A super, easy project and it took no time at all. A Perfect gift idea for birthdays or Christmas!

You will need: 

//fabric: I used felt on one side, 

cotton on the other.

//glue gun

//scissors

//velcro

//ribbon

//pompoms or anything you want to use

to embellish the cape.

Steps:

Step 1. Measure your child to know how long and wide you need the cape to be. Cut out both fabric pieces.
I didnt mind having my edges a little frayed on my fabric, but you can sew yours if you choose to.

Step 2. Place ribbon in-between the fabric, at the top of the cape.. Glue in place.

Step 3. Glue pieces together. I started at the top and went across like pictured above. Smooth down as you go so fabric will not bunch. I did a row at a time and then went back around the edges to make sure they were glued in place.

Step 4. Determine how long you need your ribbon and then glue your velcro onto the ends of your ribbon. I didn't get a picture doing this, but I'm sure you get the idea :) I chose velcro instead of tying around there neck since its a little safer.

5. Decorate the cape if you choose.  For E's, I didn't add anything to decorate since the fabric is so busy. For A's, I added pompoms on the top and at the bottom.  I bought them by the yard for a dollar or so. I loved the fun they add to her cape!

They both really loved them and played together all morning :)

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Thanks Rachel!  These are adorable and no sew!  I love them.  Head over to check out all the great ideas Rachel has waiting for you to find!

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Princess Bead Necklaces {Steph from Crafting in the Rain}

Today's link is a favorite of mine. Stephanie or at Crafting in the Rain had this amazing idea to make simple but adorable princess necklaces from beads and paint. Genius! Head over and check out how simple and easy this tutorial is.  Your Little Princess will love these necklaces Christmas morning!

Princess Neclaces @ Crafting in the Rain

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