I got this idea off the internet and made these little tin men for my nursery kids for a lesson about the body. I think it was actually once for them and twice for me, though, because I'm having way too much fun, and so are my kids!! It is just a 14 oz vegetable can, cleaned out, and a Pringles lid on top with some yarn strung through for hair. Then I put magnets on googly eyes, pom poms and foam shapes, and you can configure them any way you want! Kori and I keep coming up with more ideas of shapes to make. We put all the pieces in a ziploc bag and they fit inside the can when not in use. The Pringles lid doesn't fit tight, but it was the best lid and can combination I could come up with. Anyway, very fun, very easy, and kinda addicting to play with! Just proves some toys are ageless.
I got this idea off the internet and made these little tin men for my nursery kids for a lesson about the body. I think it was actually once for them and twice for me, though, because I'm having way too much fun, and so are my kids!! It is just a 14 oz vegetable can, cleaned out, and a Pringles lid on top with some yarn strung through for hair. Then I put magnets on googly eyes, pom poms and foam shapes, and you can configure them any way you want! Kori and I keep coming up with more ideas of shapes to make. We put all the pieces in a ziploc bag and they fit inside the can when not in use. The Pringles lid doesn't fit tight, but it was the best lid and can combination I could come up with. Anyway, very fun, very easy, and kinda addicting to play with! Just proves some toys are ageless.
3 comments:
As usual, you're putting the rest of us to shame. It's ok. I'm used to it and look forward to hearing all about it. You are the BEST!
Super cute
You are amazing!
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