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What to Do With That Lonely Mitten

Feb 13 2014 - 7:58am
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With Spring around the corner — at least, we hope — you'll soon sort through your Winter accessories and prep them for storage. Among the cable-knit scarves and cashmere sweaters, you're bound to find a few mittens that have lost their mates. Rather than toss out that solo hand warmer, use it for a craft that you and your little one will enjoy. Check out these kid-friendly way to turn a lonely mitten into a work of art.

Mitten Puppets

Cheryl Style's puppets double as a rainy day activity [2]: after you transform your mittens into characters, you can watch your kids put on a show.

Source: Cheryl Style [3]

Doll's Clothes

If you're raising a pint-sized stylist, then they'll love turning a lonely mitten into doll clothes [4].

Source: Barbie Beauties [5]

Snowpeople

These snow people from Crafts by Amanda are the perfect gift [6] for a tiny tot.

Source: Crafts by Amanda [7]

Shark Mittens

Take a trip under the sea with A Night Owl Blog's shark mittens [8]. If you don't have blue mittens, don't worry! Sharks can come in all colors and patterns.

Source: A Night Owl Blog [9]

Framed Mitten

Some mittens are too beautiful to throw away. Real Simple turns the Winter accessories into wonderful works of art [10].

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Turkey Centerpiece

Jazz up your Thanksgiving table and recycle your mittens with Hostess With the Mostess's stuffed turkey centerpieces [12].

Source: Hostess With the Mostess [13]

A Handful of Snowmen

Crafts 'n Coffee transformed an old glove into a family of friendly snowmen [14] that make for a great Winter centerpiece.

Source: Crafts 'n Coffee [15]

Velcro Catch Ball

Why spend $15 on the popular toy when you can make it yourself [16]? With Makezine's DIY [17] version, you won't be limited to a two-person game.

Source: Makezine [18]


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