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Snowy Day Felt Board for Kids

By Jen

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snow day felt board

Here in Canada winter is one of the most beautiful seasons. There is something very magical about the snow falling and piling up high. It is always so much fun to get outside and play in the snow. Last year, our daughter desperately wanted to have a sledding party for her 6th birthday party. Unfortunately, there wasn’t a lot of snow on the ground. Fortunately, there was just enough snow to sled. For the loot bags I made each child a simple snowy day felt board. These little boards are perfect for snowy or not-so-snowy winter days.

You will need
5 pieces of felt (green, yellow, red, white, blue and black)
blue thread
cereal box
resealable plastic bag, small

1. Cut cereal box into a rectangle, sized 5 1/2″ X 4″.

2. Cut 2 pieces of blue felt, sized 6″ X 4 1/2″…place the rectangles of felt on top of each other and stitch three sides…leaving one side open.
felt board stitching

3. Slide the cereal box rectangle inside the felt envelope and stitch the opening closed…this is the felt board.

4. Cut out the snowy pieces to play with…snowy hill (white felt), 3 snowballs (white), sled (red), tree (green), sun (yellow).

snow day felt board pieces

5. Place the felt board and all the pieces inside the resealable plastic bag for storage.

snow day felt board

This sweet little felt board is super portable, it can be popped in a mama’s purse or into a little one’s backpack. My daughters love pulling out this board and playing “snow day”. You really could make many more felt accessories to play with…snowman face pieces, birds, a little person, etc.

Today’s post is part of the Winter Wonderland Blog Hop. Check out all the great blogs who are participating in the Winter Wonderland blog hop. You’ll find a fabulous collection of winter crafts and activities.

The Iowa Farmer’s Wife – B-Inspired Mama – Kid World Citizen – Love Play Learn –
Home Learning Journey – KC Edventures – Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails –
Milk and Cuddles – Putti’s World – Nurture Store – Creative Playhouse – Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas – Teach Preschool – This Reading Mama – Housing A Forest – Royal Baloo – Two Big Two Little – Ready Set Read – CraftoArt – The Outlaw Mom Blog – JDaniel4s Mom – Creative Family Fun –
Kitchen Counter Chronicles – Caution! Twins at Play – Enchanted Homeschooling Mom –
Blog Me Mom – Mama Miss – Living Montessori Now – Ingles 360 – Glittering Muffins –
The Pleasantest Thing – Here Come the Girls – 3 Dinosaurs – Train Up a Child – Little Artists –
The Chirping Moms – My Nearest and Dearest

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  1. Dewdrop Gardens says

    January 31, 2013 at 3:51 pm

    This is such a cute idea for the little ones! I think I’ll try something like this with my grandson.
    Debbie 🙂

  2. The Iowa Farmer's Wife says

    January 31, 2013 at 11:59 pm

    This is seriously brilliant! I love the idea of putting the cereal box inside a felt pocket for a felt board!! So cute!!! Thanks for being part of the hop!

  3. Gina (aka East Coast Mommy) says

    September 2, 2013 at 5:31 pm

    Cute! My boys would love this. 🙂

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