1. For this project, you need (counter clockwise from top):1- Safety goggles!2- A hammer. We use 8oz hammers; these are the right amount of heft wi...

2. Using a pencil, draw a design on your piece of wood. Our advice for producing the most successful designs:- Don’t cramp your design; try to fill...

3. Before you break out the hammer and nails, make sure you’re wearing safety goggles!Hammering with children can seem daunting, but we have a few...

4. Choose the colors of yarn you want to use. Tie the first strand to one of your nails so it’s anchored in place.Weave in and out of the nails or...

5. Toddlers love to hammer! Hammering is a great activity for developing fine and gross motors skills. However, most children aren’t ready to use a...