Friday, February 11, 2011

Websites

These are some of my favorite go-to sites for learning how to make my own things.

www.thedailygreen.com this site has a plethora of information. It explains the whys, hows, and what nots of how to do make a ton of stuff. I highly suggest taking a look. Even if you are not interested in the green movement it offers a lot of great money saving tips and advice for taking care of your family. (in the search engine I suggest looking up 'homemade shampoo') This site is awesome.....AWESOME.

www.progressivepioneer.com this site is a real mom of two kids and how her family makes their own things. Very creative and nice to hear stories about real life (ie sick kids and such).

www.sewliberated.typepad.com this lady is quite the crafty one. If any of you knit or sew or aspire to she has a fun blog. She also is raising her child in a Montessori environment and you can get a glimpse of what she does to make her house kid friendly.

www.constructiveplaythings.com this site has AWESOME toys for children. They err on the side of heirloom and are so much fun. We love the bee hive.

www.montessoriservices.com this site is for all things small. Everything you need to teach your child practical life skills (small brooms, small bowls, small tongs, small cups, small drying rack. I love this site because the items enable children to be more self sufficient. There are light switch adaptors too. These allow children to turn on and off light switches so lights are not left on all day long wasting energy. I also love the books they have. They are real photos and great explantations of everything from the solar system to humans and animals.

www.uncommongoods.com this is a fun site that has some unusual and some eco friendly items

www.babybeblesseddolls.com this is a cool site where stay at home moms make pretty cute dolls


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