Waldorf easter

Flower Easter egg suncatchers in our window, including a flower fairy and a face made out of flower petals...

How to make felted wool Easter eggs (or natural birds' eggs) for the nature table. This is a fun spring or Easter craft for kids and adults alike.

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Planting wheatgrass is a great way to get children interested in growing plants from seeds. The seeds are easy to handle and shoots will appear after only four days, you can almost watch them grow they grow so fast! The seeds will grow into beautiful long thick blades of grass, perfect for hiding c

Celebrating Easter in Autumn with a fun Steiner Easter story - the Apple Star story - as well as fun apple crafts and activities.

colorfully dyed eggs... felted doll crown by green mountain wee woolies... felted bunny and sunflower girl by wool comes alive... a felted bunny necklace made by rosemary 4 remembrance... handmade bunnies from years gone by... a basket full of mama...

I recently participated in my very first Waldorf Swap. Now you know I love to swap, barter, make deals and trade goods so a craft swap isn't completely out of line with my personality. I made these Felted Bird Nests for Spring to swap.

Dino Boy loves the ritual of helping to set up our nature table… collecting little bits and pieces from here and there And even taking lovely photos of it {like the one above *smile} We are enjoying gorgeous Spring days…warm balmy days even… Before delicious storms descend *smile* We brought a little bit of Spring inside with us… pretty white blossom to live on our nature table Together with some little chicks and their mama And a rainbow door… {I always think of rainbows for Spring ~ with…

With my elbow resting on the table, I lift my arm straight up, fingers stretching upwards. The fingers of my other hand start drumming the table, calling my daughter’s attention to my actions. Inviting her to join me as we sing. Up the tall white candlestick climbed little Mousey Brown (with fingers climbing the candle stick arm) Right to the very top, but he couldn’t get down So he called to his grandma, ‘Grandma, Grandma’ (hands held to the sides of our mouth we call) But grandma was in…