I can’t get these wooden Lego blocks out of my mind!
Available only in Japan (those lucky Japanese!) and reasonably priced at about $32 for a set, I can’t imagine a reason why anyone wouldn’t pick up a set or two – for themselves. Not even for the kids!
Originally seen on Handmade Charlotte.
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| La Maisonnette |
Stephanie of Stephmodo is offering one lucky winner a chance to stay for a week at her family’s gorgeous little cottage La Maisonnette in France!! Can you believe it? So exciting!
Go here to learn about how Stephanie and her husband renovated their cottage and go here to learn about the giveaway.
Have you seen these amazing blocks?? Made from sustainably harvested tropical hardwoods from a company committed to the economic development of artisans in Honduras, they magnetically connect together in endless variations.
Right now they are offering a chance for an educator or school classroom of your choice to win a complete Classroom Kit! They’ll even send a free sample to your educator so that they can feel and sample the blocks. Go here to request the free sample and be entered in the giveaway.
If you want the set now, use the code TEGUSCHOOL in the shop to receive 20% off the Classroom Kit through Saturday, September 15th.
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| Wind Up Space Robot at Blickenstaff’s |
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| Blond Designs Blog |
My very talented and put together friend Angie {of Blond Designs and Blond Designs Blog} has a DARLING Valentine craft currently in the running for the best bloggers kid-friendly Valentine’s Day craft project on Martha Stewart’s Living in the Family Room blog!
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| Blond Designs Blog |
Can you believe how lovely and personalized this craft is? A really nice way for your child to spend a few minutes thinking about the recipient of their Valentine wishes. Check out Angie’s blog for detailed instructions and a free printable download, then HURRY and head over to Living in the Family Room blog at MarthaStewart.com to vote!!
Don’t wait! Go vote!
Are you all toyed out after Christmas? Did you save any boxes? Give the kids a sturdy pair of scissors, some packing tape and some markers (or paint) and let them go to town!
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| Sarah Jane Nativity Activity |
Available for download from her blog, this really sweet Nativity Activity is a wonderful way to let your children explore the true meaning of Christmas. Coloring, cutting out, gluing and playacting, I imagine hours of lovely fun.
Merry Christmas!
Image credit: Sarah Jane Studios
