I had soooooo much fun making my eighth craft till Christmas - a Pretend and Play Mail Carrier Kit (actually two of them). The best part of this kit is that any of the pieces can be made for adult gifts or repurposed items. (I personally would love to receive a unique set of fabric stationery and postcards for my birthday next month - wink, wink, hint, hint!)
I'm finally wrapping up this craft with a post including all the links to the tutorials. Click on the words not the pictures. Enjoy!
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Following from trendy treehouse!! Got to love crafts! I'm still trying to get back into mine!
They turned out great!!
You did an incredible job - I can tell you really let your imagination get carried away with this project! I bet the kids will have hours of fun with so many fun mail items:)
I'm a new follower from Trendy Treehouse. I love this idea of a fabric mail set. When my daughter is a little bit older I will have to make her one. I hope you have a great weekend!
http://acuppycakelife.blogspot.com
That's pretty fantastic.
What a cute idea. I bet your kids just love playing mail carrier with it!! Thanks for linking it up!
XOX
Jen
Oh WOW! This is so awesome! I'm off to check out your soda can jewelry. :)
I am so impressed!
Thanks for linking up to Saturday is Crafty Day!
Laura @ along for the ride
I love with the mailman!!!
This is perfection!!!!
=)
This is such a gorgeous set! My kids would have a ball with it. I love your attention to all the little details.
How cute - and so pretty! Great job.
Dropping by from Met Monday; 18ft Island Kitchen.
Allison
Atticmag
This is a truly wonderfu. So creative and clever!
This is such a cute idea, I htink anyone would love getting this as a gift!
Very cute! My kids would LOVE that!
Love this!
So cute, you've thought of every detail!
I'M GONNA MAKE ONE FOR MY BOYS.
What a great set!
Thanks for linking up to the Mad Skills party!
this is so cool!!!
Can this seriously be any cuter! Fabulous job! Thanks so much for joining the Sunday Showcase! I greatly appreciate it! Hope you have a wonderful week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
That is soooo cute! Never seen anything like this before! How creative! Eveshouse.blogspot.com
SUPER cute! My daughter would love this!
www.makingmemorieswithyourkids.blogspot.com
those are so darn cute!! i would have loved something like that as a little girl! :) thanks for sharing
Unbelievably cute! Can't wait til I have a granddaughter (I have a nearly 3 grandson). I'm surrounded by guys! Hubs, 3 sons & now a grandson.
I love doing girlie crafts & painting. Luckily, I get to paint a lot of murals for girls.
I'm hosting Fab Finds for the Fourth link party for 3 Thursdays. Crafts, decor, recipes - anything for the 4th. Hope you drop by.
This is an awesome idea and I absolutely love your blog. I host a link party for Toddlers every Tuesday called Tot Tuesdays. I hope you'll stop by & link up:
http://www.mydeliciousambiguity.com/
Would love it if you would join me for my 2nd linky party going on right now!!
http://lifeinmypjs.blogspot.com/2010/06/pajama-party-2.html
~Ela
SO cute! What a great idea. I would love it if you could link up this project to my link party: Socialize with me Monday til Sunday.
http://simpsonizedcraftsandthensome.blogspot.com/2010/06/socialize-with-me-monday-til-sunday_13.html
Elizabeth,
So, so, so cute!!!! Great, great job! Again, I just have to tell you how much I love your blog!
Very cute! Thanks for linking @"Sew Cute Tuesday"!
How adorable and fun! I love it!
Would love for you to come by this week for Friday Favorites!
Lots o cute ideas here!
SO CUTE! Lots of fun to make.
Toooo cute...love it! :)
~Kim
What a fun activity for kids. This brings back such sweet memories of when I used to keep all my junk mail and when my little grand daughter would come for a visit I would give her "her" mail. She was always sooo excited to open it :o)
That is so adorable my kids would love that!
Are you kidding me? I LOVE THIS! I need to do this!
So sweet! Your kids are going to have a blast with that!
Is the set complete now? :o) Once again I love all these ideas...you are so crafty! Thanks for linking up at PonyTails&FishScales!
terelauritsen.blogspot.com
Wait...you need a mailbox drop off station now....the big blue one! :o)
You are amazing! I found your link on the 'Show off your stuff' link party at the Fireflies and Jellybeans blog. I just can't wait to make it! On Friday I am definitely going to include it in my Fabulous Friday Finds on my blog createdbycathy.blogspot.com! Hope that this is okay!
I featured your project this week at my link up party! Feel free to grab a button if you'd like! Thanks for submitting such a fun project!
http://www.houseofhepworths.com/2010/06/23/hookin-up-with-hoh-9/
So cute! I am featuring this as part of the Look at Me Party on Fun to Craft. Thanks for linking up. Come by and snag a button!!
Adorable! My son would love this. He loves "delivering mail". Thanks for a great idea! I'm your newest follower!
Amanda
This is amazing! I can't wait to make one for my girls school room! Thanks so much for sharing!
I just finished a post office set for our 4 grandchildren. They are going to love playing with them. They each get their own mailbox. Each family gets a mailbag and plenty of envelopes, stationery, postcards and stamps to share.
I completed this project for my daughter for Christmas and we both love it! Your instructions were great and it came together with a couple of nights effort. I can't wait to try more of your projects. If you'd like to see mine, check it out here;
http://wheeler-thibodeau.blogspot.com/2011/01/youve-got-mail.html
Sorry, I messed up the link portion (forgot the quotes) and didn't want to leave a junky looking comment on your blog, so hopefully this works better - original comment follows...
This is the cutest project ever! I'm definitely including a link on my blog - gift ideas for Christmas It would make a great gift idea for kids, or as you said, for adults! I wouldn't mind if I got a few of those fabric postcards myself!
I really appreciate this kind of your Christmas gift ideas that you shared to us. So simple yet easy to make it. Thank you for this.
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