Play-Dough and the Internet with a freebie!

Interesting title right? On Facebook yesterday, I shared the link about my Play-Dough adventure with my little guy. A fellow teacher posted a great list of ideas on how to use Play-Dough in a Kinder classroom. One of the ideas that I really liked was making patterns with it or later on making addition and subtraction number sentences with it. I decided to make a couple of sheets based on the pattern making skill. I also thought that as gracious and sharing as some of the other teachers on here are, they might like some delightful new things as well! Each of the follow sheets is linked up to Google Documents for your viewing and downloading pleasure:

Click below to view these documents :)

Apple Pattern

Balloon Pattern

Baseball Pattern

Sun Pattern

 I hope everyone enjoys them and can use them in the fall! Feel free to blog about any of my freebies. I'd love to have 50 followers (or more)... and have a massive end of the summer giveaway to celebrate!

Have a blessed day,

B3P's!

If you have ever read made by rae. You know what my title today is all about! If you don't, you completely have to go check out her site! She is an amazing sewer/retired teacher. The B3P's are Big Butt Baby Pants. This is a pattern that she developed for her adorable little ones who often model for her on her blog. Well, I've been wanting to buy this pattern for awhile...and I finally did! It even comes with a license to sell so I might venture into that area in the next couple of months if I get good at it. But for now, here's my first attempt at a pair for my littlest pumpkin:

I used a material that I got from two fat quarters at Jo Ann's. Adorable!

I ran out of fabric for the back so I used a coordinating white panel.

Cute! They look a bit saggy in this picture but they really aren't that way in life. I love the pants on her though! This pattern is fantastic. I will definitely be making lots and lots more of these!

Have a blessed day,