The idea for this lacing activity came from Montessori Mama.
A small group of children laced squares
of upholstery fabric onto ribbons.
Some ribbons were threaded with needles, some with buttons.
The work was so satisfying,
I couldn't prep the fabric fast enough!
{I was cutting upholstery samples into small squares,
then cutting a slit in the middle.}
Here are some of the uses the children came up with for their creations:
cat toy
fishing line
necklace
snake
A small group of children laced squares
of upholstery fabric onto ribbons.
Some ribbons were threaded with needles, some with buttons.
The work was so satisfying,
I couldn't prep the fabric fast enough!
{I was cutting upholstery samples into small squares,
then cutting a slit in the middle.}
cat toy
fishing line
necklace
snake
Looks like a great fine motor skills activity, and sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteI love it! And I really like how you added the bell...this would be a cute gift for the grand parents if it was made with Christmas fabric!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! We will be trying this soon!!!
though my blog started for food allergies, i am having a ball with the preschool stuff. so i'm starting a new preschool blog list and put you on it, if you don't mind. i'm a big of a ringleader so i'm sure all my friends will be stopping in!
ReplyDeletewhat a darling project! I'm always trying to think of things my child can string on a ribbon. :)
ReplyDeletethis is great. wish i could find a way to get a bunch of samples of fabric. my mom even owns a sewing shop but it's all cotton. i need to find different textures. looks like you had all kinds of fun material!
ReplyDeletebrilliant use of those darn samples!
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