Co-pilot modelled the necklace for me. It lasted for about 5 seconds before he was trying to take it off or take a bite out of the acorn/mushroom. This necklace is probably better suited for an older child. :)
*this necklace is not appropriate for babies/small children as the small parts and string may pose a choking/strangulation hazard. These photos were staged & supervised with my child as an older child was not available. Please use sound judgement when giving a necklace or small toys to children.*
Since my boys don't wear necklaces themselves we painted a few to use as decorations for their room. Little Pilot has a small hedgehog figurine on the shelf above his bed. He wanted to put a mushroom beside the hedgehog for him to eat.
I got the idea for my necklace from these toadstools. They were super easy to make too. Little Pilot helped my paint the tops. He also helped me put on the spots with a fine brush once the red paint dried. I then hot glued the painted tops to the bottom of the acorn. A whole was drilled through the tip of the acorn top and hemp twine inserted for the necklace chain. I think these toadstools would make a super cute garland too.
I loved making this little craft with Little Pilot and I think we may make a few more to give as Christmas gifts to his friends.
This. Is. So. Precious! I'd love for you to link up at our Link It or Lump It party!!
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how adorable!
ReplyDeleteso adorable! xo Kristin
ReplyDeleteOh, how cute!! <3
ReplyDeleteLove, Midsommarflicka
Super cute idea! Those little girls are going to love them!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!
ReplyDeleteadorable! I love that Little Pilot helped you with them :)
ReplyDeletedarling!
ReplyDeleteLove them so much! They would look cute on a little tree too!
ReplyDeleteso adorable!
ReplyDeleteOhmigosh. Cutest thing EVER!! LOVE.
ReplyDeleteThese are positively precious. What a delightful idea!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! The toadstools and the boys! His lashes! Oh the envy!
ReplyDeleteCute necklaces...Love the fox plate, may I ask where it is from?
ReplyDeleteThanks Claudia. The fox plate was purchased from Target.
DeleteThis is such a lovely project!
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