Looking for a fun activity to keep your kids busy? Felt boards were always a favorite in my house. They’re easy to make and will engage your child’s imagination! They’re all adorable projects, I don’t know how you’d choose which one to make first. {{knuckle bumps}}
These felt board projects include how to make a felt board, Kandinsky circle felt pattern, weather felt board, Mr. Potato Head felt board, chameleon templates, people and clothing templates, and so much more.
The women I’m featuring today have mad crafting skillz! You won’t believe the cool stuff they’ve made.
DIY Felt Board
14. How to Make a Large Felt Board.
13. How to Make Your Own Felt/Flannel Board [free printables].
Easy instructions (with photos) on how to make your own flannel/felt board (plus a set of free alphabet and number printables to use with it!) See the instructions here.
12. DIY Kandinsky Circle Felt Board.
This easy felt board will keep children busy for hours. You can make this board out of felt scraps plus, since it’s so inexpensive to make, you can make more than one themed board to keep toddlers busy and happy. Find the instructions here.
11. Make Your Own Weather Feltboard.
One of the fun concepts kids need to learn is about the weather! This board makes teaching and learning this concept easy and fun! Find the tutorial here.
10. DIY Mr. Potato Head Felt Board
This adorable Mr. Potato Head felt board was made for a Toy Story themed birthday party game similar to pin the tail on the donkey, but I think it would make a great boredom buster activity. What kid doesn’t love making silly Mr. Potato Head faces?! Make one with this tutorial.
DIY Pieces
9. The Mixed Up Chameleon Felt Set [free patterns].
Based on the Eric Carle book, The Mixed Up Chameleon, Chelsea has generously shared her free printable templates so that you can make your own pieces. It’s a fun project for story retelling. See here for detailed instructions.
8. Felt People and Clothing Templates.
Hayley from Welcome to the Mouse House has generously shared this printable template and instructions on how to make these darling felt people and clothing. Find out more here.
7. Make Your Own Felt Letters.
Any mom can tell you that the traditional number and letter card stock flashcards for kids last about 2 days before they are torn and dirty. But these felt letters will hold up to a lot more kid interaction and are also a lot cuter. Find the step by step tutorial here.
6. How to Make Felt Mix and Match Monsters.
Caution: Monster Crossing! Make way for the most adorable felt monsters. Kids will have fun creating their own silly or sad faced monster. It’s a great activity for learning emotions. Find the tutorials here.
Boards for Toddlers
5. DIY Felt Veggie Garden.
Using bowls as your templates you can trace and cut out an entire veggie garden.
4. Travel Felt Board: Under the Sea Play Set.
This under the sea play set is a fun way to keep kids occupied on long trips or even during church. It rolls up so it travels easy and doesn’t take up a lot of room. Find the tutorial and free templates here.
3. Snowman Felt Board.
Do you want to build a snowman? Your child will have fun dressing their very own snowman. Find the tutorial and printable templates here.
Easy Stories to Make
2. DIY Felt Story Board.
Jessica not only shows you her darling felt board for story retelling, but gives you links to the free printable templates! Everything you need to make 5 different children’s classic story felt pieces. Find the step by step tutorial here.
1. Very Hungry Caterpillar Felt Board.
What mommy doesn’t need a way to keep her toddler happy, quiet and entertained from time to time! This Very Hungry Caterpillar felt board is a great idea for an educational way to achieve those three things! See details here.
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Thanks Ladies ~ I just adore these pictured tutorials! I’m honored to be able to feature you and send you over some new readers. Feel free to share your “ I was featured on Tip Junkie” badge on your blog, Facebook, or Instagram. You earned it! {knuckle bumps}
We’d love to see YOUR felt board projects! Be sure to upload them to your craft room. {squeal in delight}
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