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 Someone pretty incredible is 40 years and 364 days old today!

 

 

 

 

My dear friend Jamie made this delightful felt pizza set. {Complete with custom pizza box, order pad and apron… oh my!}  Since I don’t know how to sew I thought I’d take her idea and make it into a felt board play set.  I’m not sure when I became so enthralled with imaginary PIZZA SHOPS— perhaps it was family fun night oh so long ago? Thank you Jamie for this super delicious and fun idea!!

Little chef’s Ashleigh, Sarah and Lauren will soon have this pizza shop-in-a-box and mini-holiday game!  Enjoy!

 

Candyland style!!!

Tin Details:

1. Outside: spray paint + personalized photograph of vintage Candyland kids! I used photoshop to add party details.
2. Inside the tin lid is a photograph of my favorite character Jolly.  How can you not love a Jolly?
3. Party details (date-time-place) are on recycled Candyland game cards.  I’ve been collecting used games at garage sales–  buck a piece!
4. Each tin is bit different, but they are all jammed packed with a variety of treats and game pieces.
5. The tins don’t open and close easily after a coat of paint— bummer!

It’s the end of the school year.  Talk about art projects galore!!!   And this doesn’t even include our home art creations.  OH my.

To save or not save…  that is this mama’s question.

This project makes me entirely too happy!

These teeny tiny envelopes hold the show tickets!

Daddio & Mama are working in the ticket booth.

Project Supplies:

1. Two recycled gift or shoe boxes
2. Box cutter
3. Popsicle sticks
4. Circle punch & scallop circle punch
5. Modge podge to adhere polka dots
6. Solid paper & printed paper for sticks
7. Fabric for curtain
8. Strip of tiny tickets, showtimes/prices & sign— email me if you’d like a JPG version of these!

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