Tile Magnets

I saw this idea on pinterest, and I loved it! I also knew it would make a great gift. The tiles were about $2.50 for a sheet of 36! I already had the mod podge, hot glue, and magnets from other projects. I wanted to use some instagram photos, so I ordered those from Persnickety Prints. They were a bit pricy ($.35 each) but it was worth it to not have to figure out how to print them 2"x2"!

I love how they turned out!

Nap Mat #2

Finally got around to making the other nap mat. Now the boys won't wrestle because they're sharing a mat! I remembered to take a picture of the back this time.

A view of the back - pillows can come out so the cover can be washed.

All folded up. Used the strip of the sheet I cut off to make a tie.

He knows it's his bed - they both love them! YAY!

Word Book

E loves his family picture book so much, so I decided to make one with the words he's saying so we can keep practicing. He loves it! An easy dollar general project!

Christmas Countdown

Sofia and I have had this on our list for a while. I've had the muffin tin for months! But here it is - just waiting on some Christmas-y ribbon to hang it up! I was able to use my cricut to cut the scalloped shapes, and I bought stickers for the numbers. I'm going to put little slips of paper with Christmas activities in each one.

Changing Pad

I got this idea from Sofia- I used the Babyville fabric from JoAnn's, and just made a simple changing pad. I love the monster fabric, and it folds up and wipes up nicely so it's easier to carry around than other ones!

Crayon Holder

E used the twistable crayons in nursery, and I really liked them so I decided to get him some and make him a crayon holder. Not to bad for something I whipped up in less than an hour!