November Projects!


I love this time of year with the crisp apples and the beautiful fall colors!  I have been busy planning activities already to celebrate.  

Some upcoming posts on This Little Project:

*This Little Project went to Market: A hair bow for your little turkey-oops-I mean little darling!

* This Little Project Stayed Home: An easy way to display and count your blessings.

* This Little Project is for the Kids: A mobile to display your favorite things.

* This Little Project was YUM! A yummy apple dip recipe.

*This Little Project was FUN! A fun Turkey Basket to make.

Be sure to link to us and check back for these and other fun Little Projects :)


Bags of Fun!


Bags are like shoes, it's hard to have too many. So I set about making some new tote bags for my little kiddos. These happen to match their costumes (am I obsessive or something?) My turtle got the turtle bag and my little lady bug got the red bag with spots. Kids love putting things in and out of bags so I am sure they will be well-loved. They were perfect for putting their hoard of treats in!

Want to make your own?
I bought 1/4 yard of red fleece and 1/3 yard of green fleece. Why fleece: no hemming needed!
I used green felt for the turtle and black felt for the spirals, along with black buttons sewn onto the red for spots.

1-Decide on the size of your bag. Cut 2 strips for handles. Cut a rectangle that when folded in half is the size of bag you want.


2-Pin on any decorations and sew them on. Fabric glue can also help hold them in place. I would recommend sewing the decor on if you want the bags to hold up.

3-Pin the handles to the top inside of the bag (make sure they are the same place on both sides.) Then sew across the whole top edge to sew them in place.

4-Fold your rectangle of fleece in half and sew around the two raw edges with right sides together (leaving the top open.)
5-Then turn it right-side out and smile because you are done!

Wasn't that a fun little project!

Costume Cookies


Want another way to use those "gingerbread man" cookie cutters? Make them for Halloween and let your kids" dress them up." It's fun to dress them the same way they are dressing up for Halloween!

Around here, that would mean lots of green sprinkles and frosting for our turtle.
And lots of red sprinkles and frosting for our little lady bug.
M&M's or Reeses make the perfect little "spots" for either :)

Reeses Pieces are the PERFECT candy to decorate for this Fall time of year, don't you think?
We covered these pumpkins with them! Sorry, no "after" photos-we had neighbors over to help decorate. That means too many cookie monsters!


Such a yummy Little Project!

Little Project Tutorials

Honestly, the majority of postings here at This Little Project seem like they fit this category, so this isn't a complete list.  Be sure Subscribe to NEW fun at This Little Project by Email to keep you updated with new Little Projects. 

Other titles in the sidebar also have tutorials, and you can search above if you are looking for something specific (or email me to make a tutorial for you:thislittleproject(at)gmail(dot) com.)

How to make a BOOK from ONE piece of Paper


How to make an ENVELOPE from a HEART

Finger Pockets Tutorial
Yarn Cards


3-D Paper Snowballs


Be sure to stop by again soon for more fun Little Projects (and leave a comment and let me know what you think if you try one out :)

Fun with Food

Many of our Projects turn out quite yummy :) Click on the links below for some of our past Fun with Food projects.

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