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- A variety of fabrics in different textures and colors
- embroidery hoops of different sizes (mine range in size from 4″ in diameter to 8″ in diameter)
- white spray paint
- small wall hooks or nails
- acrylic paint (or a tree wall decal would work well too)
- scissors
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Very cool idea. I’m going to have to try this (on a smaller scale) for my little one.
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This is adorable…and educational! I need to do something like this for my son who has some sensory issues. If you’re linking up this weekend I’d love if you shared this tree at All Things Pretty! http://sparklesandastove.com/all-things-pretty-thursday-linky-party-3/
Thanks for sharing your tree at All Things Pretty! It will be one of our features this week. Hope you’ll come back and share what you’ve been up to again and grab a button!
This will be great for my 10-year-old autistic granddaughter who also has sensory issues.
Hi Debbie. I’m so glad you found the idea helpful!