How to make a ghetto toddler toy
Posted on August 20, 2012
by heatherlauraclarke
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Happy Monday, everyone! I have been doing a ton of projects lately — some big, some very tiny — and I am loving it!
I feel like I’m wanting to go in a thousand different directions at once, because we’re trying to finish decorating the main floor, do a few finishing touches on the top floor, and — inspired by our latest book club read, The Happiness Project — I have been going a bit NUTS creating organizing “systems” and such.
Here is a quickie two-second project I did one night. I had been saving up all of our bread tags because of seeing
Pins like this one.
Here’s how I made a free, very ghetto (but entertaining!) toy for D …
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Wash out an old sour cream or margarine container |
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Hoard a ton of bread tags (or buttons, if you are fancy) |
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Cut a slot in the top of the container |
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Drop bread tags into the slot! So fun! (No, YOU’RE a total slot. Haha.) |
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Fun, free toddler entertainment! |
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Here is a covert shot I took in church of D playing with his new toy. He loved it! |
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Thanks for the shout out – so glad D enjoyed this! Gotta love toys made out of nothing 😉
Nothing ghetto about it! I think it`s brilliant!