We met up with our playgroup at Princess Anne Park to make craft stick flowers. Such a simple craft and the kids loved it!

Who knew that all I needed to keep Ian in his seat was a plate full of tacky glue and some craft sticks? Trust me, had I known this sooner, our house would already be full of craft stick creations!

Ian made 2 or 3 flowers this day. Had I not dragged him away from the table to go play, he surely would have used up all of our friend's supplies.

Nathan was under the impression that he had created a pinwheel, not a stationary flower. He is trying to blow on the flower to make it spin.
3 comments:
SO FUN! I've said it before and I'll say it again, LIVE HERE! Then you can teach us all these cool crafts! We've been loving the weather, too!
Dalene--Ian has already decided that when he's a daddy he will live in a hotel in Pennsylvania. I guess we'll see you quite often when that happens. :)
Ian was having a grand old time making all the flowers! I remember Nathan trying to "blow" on his "pinwheel" it was sooo cute!
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