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DIY Scrap Fabric Toy for Toddlers

By: Jessi from practicallyfunctional.com
Updated June 19, 2023
DIY Scrap Fabric Toy for Toddlers
DIY Scrap Fabric Toy for Toddlers

When it comes to ideas for toddlers, making a mess is always a popular option! With this DIY Scrap Fabric Toy for Toddlers, you can encourage your child to have fun and let things get a little bit disorganized. The budget-friendly DIY toy won't take long for you to create, especially if you are a sewist with an assortment of fabric scraps on hand. This toy is more than just about making messes, although that is part of the fun. You can use this toy as an opportunity to help your child identify the color of each fabric scrap, counting each fabric scrap as it is released from the container, and predicting what will happen next.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsFabric, Recycled Materials

Primary TechniqueDIY Craft

Beginner

Age GroupToddlers

Project TypeMake a Project

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