I saw
this on Thingamambaby and since I had all of the materials, I decided to give it a try!
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The cube was surprisingly simple and fast to make. I think it took around 15 to 20 minutes, and most of that was spent trying to find the stickers. Elliott was very impressed, but I haven't shown it to O yet. I just hope she won't try to pull the blocks apart!
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Here are the
very detailed instructions that Thingamambaby linked to. Thanks to Thingamambaby for this great idea! I think this will make a fun, homemade Christmas gift!
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Gracie loved it, too!
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The cube was surprisingly simple and fast to make. I think it took around 15 to 20 minutes, and most of that was spent trying to find the stickers. Elliott was very impressed, but I haven't shown it to O yet. I just hope she won't try to pull the blocks apart!.JPG)
Here are the very detailed instructions that Thingamambaby linked to. Thanks to Thingamambaby for this great idea! I think this will make a fun, homemade Christmas gift!.JPG)
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Gracie loved it, too!
where did you find the wooden cubes?
ReplyDeleteso cool and i hve some from hobby lobby that i bought to make dice! thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeletelove this one; but also really liked the one you did with the illustrations! Thanks for some great Christmas ideas!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I love it!
ReplyDeleteWould love to find some wooden cubes as well.
Thank you for all your great ideas. I visit your blog often for inspiration.
Thanks for all of the comments! These blocks are smaller than the storybook puzzle blocks, and they came from Casey's Wood Products http://www.caseyswood.com/
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