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Since O hasn't been playing with her playsilks much lately, I decided that they needed to be more accessible. I *think* that the idea for this display comes from The Rowdy Pea, but I can't remember for certain. I used a leftover floorboard and hot glued clothes pins to it. Super simple and fast! O was thrilled, and she has been playing with her playsilks nonstop. She loves to wear them as skirts and hats :)Monday, August 18, 2008
We Love Playsilks!
Since O hasn't been playing with her playsilks much lately, I decided that they needed to be more accessible. I *think* that the idea for this display comes from The Rowdy Pea, but I can't remember for certain. I used a leftover floorboard and hot glued clothes pins to it. Super simple and fast! O was thrilled, and she has been playing with her playsilks nonstop. She loves to wear them as skirts and hats :)
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Looks great! Ours are shoved in a basket right now -- this is a much prettier visual! :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea. this would be great in the dress-up area in my preschool class.
ReplyDeleteAnother great idea. Dyed play silks are on the list for Christmas and now this is, too.
ReplyDeletethose look great! makes me want to play with playsilks :-)
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That looks so pretty and your hanging board is a very cool idea!
ReplyDeleteAbbi
we love our playsilks too! That is a great idea, I will have to make one for ours :)
ReplyDeleteI loved this idea! I'm posting about the one I made tomorrow! Thanks for the idea!I love your blog!
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