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Jan
11
Little hands LOVE crafts. Especially messy crafts. Messy crafts that get all over their little clothes. You can protect your child’s clothes while still encouraging artistic exploration with this craft smock out of oilcloth. Jaime from Prudent Baby has the how-to. Go to the tutorial.
If you’re looking for great oilcloth prints, you can find them at Oilcloth Addict.
[photo from Prudent Baby]
Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, oilcloth, craft, painting, smock, apron
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