Hello everyone! It's my turn to post over at the
Pumpkin Spice Blog.
I have such a fun project to share with you today!
If your kids are anything like mine, the moment you start crafting, they want to be a part of the project your making. "Mommy can I help?" "Mommy can I use that paper too?" "Mommy can I sit on your lap?". It's so sweet, but sometimes when mom is in a hurry, I have to get them started on their own project. So when I got some Bo Bunny 6x6 board books in the mail, I knew I wanted to create a book
with my kids! They were thrilled with the idea too.
I started by cutting out some white computer paper into 4x4 squares. With my kids advice, I stamped some fun farm scenes using the Penny Black stamps "Mimi's Farm". I assembled each page with some paper and a journaling tag. Then I had my kids "tell me the story" for each page. It was hilarious what the kids came up with!! Now we have a fun book to read that we
made together.
With a black pen I added some detailing to each scene.
Then I wrote their "tales" onto the journaling tag.
And I colored each picture with some colored pencils.
The initials on each tag is the kid who "wrote" the tale.
The pig page was written by my daughter.
"Piggly Squiggs squiggles her tail so hard she rolls over & over. She likes her home. Riding home."
My son asked what the box was below the fence in the chicken picture. I told him it was a water trough. He thought otherwise.
"The chicken likes to jump on the trampoline. The sheep came to jump too."
"Buck the Duck is walking around with no such thing. The chicks are following behind. The rooster says 'Duck-a-doodle-doo'!"
"Purple Milk Cow is picking grass. She likes to stare at people."
"These sheep kept jumping over the fence until every one of them poked their feet.'
Supplies:
Penny Black "Mimi's Farm" stamps
found
here for $15.00
Bo Bunny 6x6 board book
found
here for $2.79
Echo Park "Little Boy" journaling tags
found
here for $0.44
Echo Park "Playground" alphabet stickers
currently sold out
random Echo Park papers
Now this has become the "go to" book for my kids at bedtime. They think it's hilarious when I read one of their pages. What a fun project. Definitely going to do this again.
Have a great week!