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4 comments:
I LOVE the idea of lining a basket with a silk instead of something synthetic!
Can somebody post about what to do with playsilks?
I keep hearing about them as a wonderful imagination-promoting plaything, but beyond little girlie dress-up/fairy play, I don't know what one would do with them! I have an all-boy son age 7--what's he going to do with a playsilk?
Oh my!! PLaysilks have a never ending use. They can be anything that is needed. Ours are sometimes: leashes, water, fire, food, doors for play forts, hiding paces, hats the list goes on. I found that playsilks fit the bill anytime dd "needed" something for imaginative play but couldn't figure out what to use.
Playsilks rock!!
http://mdcmoms.blogspot.com/2008/01/what-to-do-with-playsilk.html
From January ;)
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