We had some of these plastic beads kicking around for years, but not very many, and mostly in grey and green. D found a nice batch of them in many colours at the thift store for just under $2. It took me a long time to organize them all by colour so that one can easily do projects, but I think it was time well-spent. The boys have made several little projects, and after I iron the beads, they stick together nicely. Perfect muddy/snowy day thing to do in the kitchen.
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Good Job Guys!
My kids love these. I have some nice ones hanging in my window too. I like the way they catch the sunlight. I can't believe you organized the beads by color for them. Shhhh. Don't tell my kids!
ReplyDeleteDitz loved these when she was younger but oh, MrsC! It looks sooo cold out your way! Brrrrr!
ReplyDeleteWE have very similar ones here, called "Beado's"...Brylee loves them, Griffin not so much. They are neat to make, ours you just have to spray with water and they set together.
ReplyDeleteI love the little sortie thing that are stored in. Makes it easier for them to make projects.
ReplyDeleteI love their projects. They are great!
What a bright way to liven up the winter doldrums . . .
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun. Of course, soon we can't get stuff like. I don't trust my kids to not leave beads where the baby can reach for them.
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