This project is one of my 'go to' items for little ones, tweens and teens. You don't need a lot of supplies and a great way to personalize.
The crayon roll up is so quick to make. There are a lot of tutorials online, but I like this one at Two Little Monkies. And she shares how to adjust for size crayons and even for pencils.
I don't use juvenile prints often, but I save the few that come in 'gifted' scrap bags just for this project.
You can have such fun with them. Match with a coloring book or doodle pad and you have a quick gift.
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What a great idea, they look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun project and gift! They're really cheerful.
ReplyDeleteGreat gift idea for little ones. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThats a very clever idea. I don't generally think kids once they are beyond baby quilts. This is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift for kids, Sharon! I guess you'll have to make one big enough for spools of thread for your granddaughter!! :P
ReplyDeleteGreat gift for the littles (and not so littles)! This would be a fun gift for artists for their pencils, brushes, etc.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun prints you have been gifted. Perfect for those little crayon roll ups!
ReplyDeleteThese will make great gifts! Would even work for crochet hooks. Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great gift idea for the little ones! Of course, it could be for an older "little one" as well, as coloring is so popular now! Thanks for sharing. Love the bright colors you used!
ReplyDeleteGreat project. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the size of your crayon bags and how they roll up. Not too big, just right. Your fabric choices are too cute and I think these would make great stocking stuffers. Thank you, Sharon, for this fabulous gift idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute gift for kids. It reminds me of one year when Mike asked for a set of metric wrenches for working on his car. My mom and dad got it, but all it ended up being was a pile of wrenches My mom made something similar to hold them and gave the whole package as a gift. She even machine embroidered a Christmas wreath on it. My mom is long gone, but the wrench wrap lives on.
ReplyDeleteFun idea! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey are the cutest and sure to be a winner with the recipients.
ReplyDeleteGreat gifts for children everywhere. I happen to love crayons at any ages, but they really do keep the kiddies occupied while on the go!
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful gift idea - roll-up for crayons, markers, or pencils. What youngster would not like to get one?
ReplyDeletePerfect little gifts for children of all ages.
ReplyDeleteThose would make such nice gifts. I can see a little tyke loving those.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! Question: Do the crayons fall out of their pockets? JUst wondering if I should put a flap over the open end???
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect idea for littles who love to draw and colour. Thank you for sharing. 😄
ReplyDeleteGreat gift idea! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCrayon holders - what a great gift idea ...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! :-)
Thank you very much for hopping. Very cute gift idea and I love crayons to this day. My 2yo Great Granddaughter has just discovered crayons and proceeded to color the coffee table and sofa...oops.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute and I know any child would like to receive one of them! Thanks for sharing the idea and the link to the tutorial! xx
ReplyDeleteThese are the best gifts for littles. They are also great for those that collect roller ball essential oils. I have made a ton of them for a friend to sell in her essential oil business. The possibilities for these are endless. Great gift idea!
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