Cardboard play food

Upcycle cardboard and bubble wrap to make these adorable cake slices!

The boxes in which our new lamps were packaged immediately called out "stove" to us. We decided to upcycle IKEA HEKTAR boxes into a play stove.

Miss K, at age 5, is still very fond of her toy kitchen. She has lots of pretend food to cook, such as rock cakes, toilet roll fish and even the glitter sponge cakes we made a long time ago are still going strong. Sometimes she doesn’t even need food that looks real, ordinary round seed pods become chocolate balls, a few sea shells become biscuits and she is happy as happy can be

felt food I made as a gift..

Super fun DIY cardboard pizza oven

Okay, this is not the post in which I show you photos of Emily's and Jenna's back-to-school handmade gifts. Instead, this is the...

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This hand crafted egg set is a delightful addition to your child's pay kitchen; watch them learn lifelong kitchen and motor skills while having tons of fun frying up a delicious breakfast or cracking eggs into their next pretend baking endeavor. Each egg is unique in shape and size, and there is a surprise double-yoker included in each set to add to the fun! The set includes 6 handmade eggs which fold to fit inside their crackable plastic eggshells. They come in a cardboard carton topped…

The Stay At Home Toddler on Instagram: "Breakfast For Santa Making a cardboard meal is one of our favourite activities. The boys really love playing with cardboard food, so who better to cardboard cook for than Santa. Using our posca pens I drew out the food and popped it on the tray. The boys have been playing about with what they offer Santa. Apparently he really likes strawberries. #averycardboardchristmas #easypeasyplay #diyactivities #createrecycleandplay #completementcraft #recycleandp

Do you remember those wooden dessert stands from a couple of posts ago? They're part of a story. Want to hear it? Chapter 1 w...