Bruna Bear is a cute decoration for children's rooms or nurseries. The bear has an opal white nose that provides a soft, diffused light that is perfect for bedtime reading and for making your little ones feel safe during the night.The glass in this lamp is mouth-blown and has been individually hand crafted. Due to this unique process, air bubbles may appear in the glass and the thickness of the glass can also vary. This gives the glass its character and vivid appearance.
Mess-free painting activity that not only promotes fine motor skills, but also gross motor skills! So get up and get painting!
This blowing bubble sensory play for babies and toddlers is a fun sensory exploration of touch and delight. They will love popping bubbles!
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This is a digital illustration of teddy bear blowing bubbles, hand-drawn in ink and then digitally painted, available for download. You will receive a high resolution Illustration suitable for all programs. The watermarks in the above sample picture WILL NOT be on your delivered JPEG! Image Details: 300 DPI 3300 x 3300 pixels JPEG file, 3.11 MB You can print it up to 11 x 11 inches. Great for art prints, nursery, wall art, invitations, cards, scrapbooking, wall decals, invitation cards and so much more! **Image are for personal use and gifting only** It is not allowed to use this image for commercial purpose, also in another (digital) design or illustration such as a Website, Advertising, Prints or Patterns, and make a profit out of them. Copyright Anna Abramskaya 2013. All rights reserved.
A cute gift for the Bear lover in your life or a great and unique decor addition to your home. This Bear is a cute talking statement for any room or occasion. Makes a great baby shower gift, birthday gift, or Christmas gift! These items are made of Resin so there some items may vary from photos slightly and are not guaranteed to be "perfect," though we do use a pressure chamber to ensure minimal to no bubbles in our resin pieces. You can also custom order this piece in the color of your choosing. There will be a personalization box to type the information in regards to your custom piece. You can find our color options at https://linktr.ee/good1crafts Keep in mind that custom pieces MAY take longer to ship as the other pieces are already made and are shipment ready. You may receive a message from me on Etsy if I have any questions in regards to your personalization so please watch your messages. Warning: Resin is not body safe. Please do not try to consume or use resin in your body in any way All orders at 50+ get a free gift - so watch your messages from me!
Anyone in the special education world knows that sensory toys are ridiculously expensive. Seriously, $170 for a bead box?! $120 for a weight...
This XL large pillar candle is the perfect element for any home decor style. Made to impress, our swirl ribbed candle will make the perfect housewarming gift. Its unique shape compromises a variety of styles such as minimal, modern, scandi, art deco, contemporary, chic and luxurious. This decorative candle can be placed in a variety of rooms and areas including coffee tables, centrepiece for dining table, shelves decoration, dressing table, hallway, patio and outdoor spaces. We recommend placing our sculptural candles next to coffee table books, large vases with fresh or dried flower to add depth and create a wow factor! This unique luxury candle weighs 1.2kg and it is made using 100% vegan white soy wax blend. Each candle is poured individually, making each piece a truly one-of-a-kind artisanal product. Please note that for this reason, little imperfections such as small air bubbles, and colour variations may be expected but we think that just makes them more special and unique. Also a lot of times candles may develop frosting, a natural effect in vegetable waxes which cannot be avoided, and will give a stone effect to your candle. Our Candles are made to be used as decorative pieces hence there are unscented. But if you decide to burn them make sure: • Keep the product away from direct light and never leave a burning candle unattended. •Keep away from children & pets Delivery processing times vary from 1-3 days but sometimes it can take longer. If you have a specific request and want your candles to be delivered by a specific date please get in contcat before purchase. Please, make sure you have read and understood the policies of our shop before purchasing. Follow us on Instagram @mysigcandles for promotions and updates! ********* Please ensure you have read & agree with our disclaimers before purchasing our products.*********** • Estimated time for despatch is approximately 1-3 working days + the time that Royal Mail needs to deliver the item. Please keep this in mind when ordering. We only deliver 1st class. • We do not accept cancellations. • If an item arrives damaged, we are more than happy to replace it. If you require a refund, then you would need to return the damaged item. Buyer is responsible for return postage costs. • Conditions of return: Buyers are responsible for return postage costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value. • Sculptural candles are made for decorative purposes therefore items cannot be refunded or replaced for issues related to burning times.
A charming shaggy polar bear swims playfully among lovely little water bubbles. This soothing blue wallpaper makes for a delightful presence in children’s rooms where the polar bear seems to never want to stop frolicking and playing!
Inject character & colour into your kids room with this neon-sign inspired ‘hey’ speech bubble sign for the wall. Dimensions: approx. 25 x 23 cm Please Note: The turnaround time is now up to 2 weeks. Please bear this in mind when ordering. *Can be made in two colours (one for 'hey' and one for the bubble) colour = word colour bubble = bubble colour
I've been busy! For Easter, I wanted my boys to have quiet books to take with them to church. I finished with two days to spare! (Nothing like a deadline to keep one productive). I pretty much had no idea what I was doing, so I drew TONS of inspiration from Pinterest and Google Image searches. Apparently I don't like coming up with my own original ideas. I like other people to do that and then I copy them. :) I created a secret board on Pinterest (since I figured all my friends didn't want their pages overloaded with millions of quiet book pages that looked pretty much the same). "The Quiet Book Blog" was pretty much AMAZING in providing inspiration. I relied on it heavily, as well as the blog "Serving Pink Lemonade." I finally narrowed my choices based on simplicity, since my kids are only 16 months old and can't work snaps or buttons yet, and since I only had two weeks to work with - no complicated hand embroidery for me! Almost everything was done by machine and I used lots of Heat N Bond. Wanna see them? Yippee! Here they are: Covers: I made these last, and I must admit - they are mostly for myself. I was inspired by THIS quilt a long time ago and have been dying to try out the technique for awhile now. I figured the extra texture would be perfect for my cover. I really like how the white one turned out - probably because the flannel I used was slightly higher quality and frayed better, partly because of the color placement and design. Name Pages: Those Ns and Xs were especially hard to sew by machine. Too bad each of my kids has one in their names! :) I also added ribbon to the zippers to make them easier to grab. Shapes: I added a tiny bit of batting to the shapes to make them a little puffier. I used Pellon extra firm non-fusible interfacing for my pages (copying "Serving Pink Lemonade"). The lady at Joanns seemed to think it was too stiff, but I kind of like how sturdy it makes my books. I made the pages 7 x 8.5 inches ("Serving Pink Lemonade" style), which in hindsight makes for REALLY small pieces. Yowza. Barn: I was mostly inspired by THIS barn. Pattern for this page can be found HERE. Those are little finger puppets hiding inside. Remember how the smaller page size meant for smaller pieces? Yeah, the first attempt at finger puppets barely fit on my babies' fingers, so I had to make a second set. :) Houses: I was going to make up my own house, but then I ended up copying THIS one because I liked it the best. The windows and doors open up to reveal a member of our family. I printed our pictures on fabric (using the "freezer paper method"). I found THIS post, which teaches how to make homemade "Bubble Jet" - thus making your fabric washable and colorfast. I spent a whole bunch of money and time making a solution and then tested it out on the label I made for my Valor Quilt. I printed one copy with the solution and one without. Then I washed both labels. I was dissappointed when I pulled them out of the wash and BOTH labels had faded dramatically - the red had turned yellow and the blue was almost completely gone. So sad. So for the quiet books, I just printed on normal fabric and now I just have to pray it never needs to be washed! Beads: This one was the simplest page to make. Just slide the beads on the ribbon. Inspiration HERE. I-Spy: I came up with this one all on my own! I didn't want to buy special vinyl just for this project, especially since I only needed a tiny amount, so I made my own using packing tape! It was a good idea, until it came time to sew through it. My poor sewing machine handled it fine, but I'm pretty sure my needle needs to be replaced again. I was completely finished with it and handed it to the boys to test it out, when it ripped! Of course, the packing tape vinyl didn't hold up well with all the tiny holes my machine punched into it. SO I threw that page out and started over fresh - this time using liberal amounts of hot glue. That baby is NOT falling apart on me again! It's filled with rice, 3D stickers of woodland creatures and cars (with tape on the back to keep them from sticking to things), beads, and some buttons. p.s. What does that shape look like to you? It's supposed to by a magnifying glass, but I suppose a backwards Q (for "question") would work too... Tree: Inspiration/Pattern found HERE. Luckily, I didn't have to sew that tree down, thanks to my Heat N Bond. :) There are pieces in the pocket for... Spring Summer Fall and Winter (The snow clumps were my own addition. Around here our trees aren't just bare in the winter, they are heavy laden with snow.) Rocket: Inspired by THIS post (pattern included). I considered making THIS one, but decided against it. The rocket slides along the ribbon. Fish: I think my original inspiration for the fish was THIS post, and then THIS one. I was pretty proud of myself for figuring out a cheap way to make a fishing pole - I used a leftover corn dog stick! The fishing pole has a magnet stuck to the end of it and the fish have magnets sewn into them. My first attempt at fish involved making them out of the same felt as the rest of the quiet book. However, the felt was so thick that the magnets couldn't pick anything up through them. SO I had to start over with regular fabric, which was MUCH harder to sew at this size. Ah well. I still like this page. Robot: Original inspiration HERE. Although I really wish I could have made something like THIS. The arms/legs are elastic, and the gears turn. The hubby says this looks more like an alien. What do you think? And finally, the backs. I just sewed two pieces of flannel onto the back of my last page. Peak Hour Cars and some of my last bits of Letters I attached the pages by sewing them together back to back and then punching holes in them (HARD to do through three layers of flannel!) for a ribbon tie. We'll try these out on Sunday and see if they can keep two 16 month old babies entertained! Linking up!
Are Beanie Babies worth anything anymore? Yes. The rarest Beanies are worth a lot of money — maybe even thousands of dollars.
Are Beanie Babies worth anything anymore? Yes. The rarest Beanies are worth a lot of money — maybe even thousands of dollars.
Preschoolers will love creating this Rain Stick Keepsake Supplies Needed One Bubble Wand (Dollar Store) Rice Colorful Beads Glitter 3 Pipe Cleaners Use all the bubbles up first for a great day of Bubble Fun ! Now it can become a Rain Stick . Rinse out and let dry. Take the 3 pipe cleaners and braid , then curve into ongoing S pattern , place inside the wand. Break off the bubble blowing stick. Pour about 2 table spoons of uncooked rice. Drop in about 10 colorful beads. Sprinkle in your favorite color of glitter. Screw the top on tight . Now make it rain or just make some music ! Great to use for Music or story telling time > Noah's Ark Perfect for the Preschooler's small hands , Always use caution and make sure they can't get it open !
