Temporary tattoo party favors: check sheets, designs and instructions
Plan a small Snoopy party detail around the two Tattly sheets, the designs guests can choose and the directions that need to stay with them.
Resources
Useful guides to what we make and what we carry: everyday clothes, good books, creative play, thoughtful gifts, and little things for home.
A dress-up box that works beyond Halloween
Build a dress-up box around a few different pieces—a cape, wings, a hat or a whole dragon—and keep them ready for the next invented story.
Choosing a kids’ costume: sets, accessories and measurements
Compare full costumes with hats, capes and wings, using the exact included pieces, measurements and care details to choose what the wearer wants.
Choosing a handmade animal doll: size, textiles and removable details
Look closely at handmade animal dolls—their outfits, height, textiles and small accessories—to choose a character with a story of its own.
Wooden shapes, alphabet blocks or a letter board: compare the formats
Six movable maple blocks, a fixed alphabet reference or four walnut puzzle shapes: choose the physical format that fits what you want to do.
Build a pretend delivery route with a cargo truck
Turn a cargo truck’s three boxes into a pretend delivery route, with a paper map, invented cargo and a few places waiting for a delivery.
Luke’s Toy Factory trucks: compare the four-to-nine-piece designs
A bucket to tip, a load to haul or boxes with little lids: compare Luke's Toy Factory trucks by what they do, their piece counts and their materials.
Wooden vehicles: rolling, coupling, transporting or flying stories?
Compare wooden trains, transporters, a Jeep, a biplane and Flipsy by what moves, what comes in the set and how much room the journey needs.
Magnetic wooden dinosaurs: what to check before choosing one
Choose a magnetic wooden dinosaur by its silhouette, removable parts and materials, from a compact Protoceratops to a long-necked Apatosaurus.
Dinosaur gifts: compare a book, a rolling toy and a buildable creature
For a dinosaur fan, choose the activity as well as the animal: shared reading, rolling play, removable magnetic parts or a coloring project.