As I may have mentioned, it has been raining almost daily since May. I recently contributed a rainy day craft idea to a wonderful online resource for parents based in Providence, called Kidoinfo.com and was told it would be posted the next rainy day. Well that day is today. Here is the link to the article if you'd like to check it out:
Rainy Day Art
My youngest dotting bristol paper with food coloring
Just add rain
Here's how Mommy plays when it rains. I (re)hung my tea towel from Cindy at
Cute Pink Stuff by some twine and my clothespins. I like this better than how I had
it before.
Have a nice day ... rain or shine!
xo
What a wonderful rainy day project! Your tea towel it toooo cute!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Penny
Hi, Elyse! I like it better that way too! ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project, my kids would end up with multi coloured hands though lol!
ReplyDelete((hugs))
Beki xxx
rain, what is that, its hard to remeber. i wish we had more rain, things would be alot easier. love the towel.
ReplyDeleteI cant believe you are still stuck in the rain :( I guess you could let them play in the mud?
ReplyDeletewhat a cute rainy day project Elyse!!! your towel looks very sweet hung with your clothespins...LOVE IT...i hope you have better weather on the way:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea ... another kid-ling project. TY TTFN ~Marydon
ReplyDeleteElyse! Enjoyed your pun about the 'clams', ha! Wish I'd known about this rainy day activity a long time ago! It's the little things that make us happy. (playing with your pretty towel).xo
ReplyDeletep.s. is that the SUN?
Oh how cool Elyse! Thank you so much for sharing this idea! My boys would love to do this!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you hung the towel too, that is just soooo cute!
Love ya,
Amy
Look it at the bright side: you sure do a lot more when it rains than when it's too hot!
ReplyDeleteI've been doing the rainy dance daily but after weeks of rain, we now have a drought. Looks like everyone in your household spent a productive day, despite the rain.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the rain! Your towel looks great!
ReplyDeletehugs, Lisa
Love the little one's work of art..How cute... Your tea towel looks so pretty hanging with the clothes pins...
ReplyDeleteStephenie
oh its so cute I have towels and tea towels I dont want to use ever!
ReplyDeleteYou can't go wrong with frills and pink.
what a great rainy day project! My son would LOVE this... love the "just add rain" part. haha
ReplyDeletethat towel looks beautiful.
xo Heather
Hi there! That sounds like a fabulous way to spend the day. I like both ways. That is really cute the way you have it now, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun thing to do with the grandkids. We are in WA. but rain is not in the forcast anytime soon. ):
ReplyDeleteI think my kids would enjoy that art project and we are in rainy season right now so it rains almost daily for a few hours.
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What a delightful post. I love the line "Just add rain". This looks like a wonderful rainy day project. We had so much rain yesterday that I had floods of rain, looking like a waterfall cascading down the garden steps.
ReplyDeleteDid I say garden steps? Expect your miniature in the mail shortly. Have a fun day, Oh no, more rain here.
Karen