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Little
House in the Big Woods
Farmer Boy
Little House on
the Prairie
On the Banks of Plum
Creek
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Silver Lake
Little Town on the
Prairie
These Happy Golden
Years
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Torn
Calico Pockets
Little House Crafts & Activities
Supplies:
- calico fabric
- ribbon or yarn
- matching thread
- needle
- pinking shears
Instructions:
- Cut two pieces
of calico fabric the same size.
- On the top edge
of each piece, fold over two times the width of your ribbon.
- Sew close to the
edge of the fabric - when done, there will be a "tunnel" along
the top of the fabric for you to put your ribbon through. It will act
as a drawstring.
- Match up the two
pieces, wrong sides together, and carefully stitch on the other three
sides to make a pocket.
- On the same three
sides you just sewed, cut the edges carefully with pinking shears to
make it look "torn". Be careful not to cut through any of
your stitching. You may want an adult to do this for you.
- Insert your ribbon
through the casing, then pull tight like a drawstring and tie
- Keep special pebbles,
or other Little House treasures in your Torn Calico Pocket!
From Little House
in the Big Woods
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