Waldorf wool crafts

During winter we don't have so many outdoor activities because temperatures here are constantly below zero. But luckily there are tons of winter crafts and arts activities to make with kids and have cold winter days amusing. I especially love seasonal Waldorf activities inspired by nature, followed by Waldorf books that are helping us understand

Myriad Natural Toys & Crafts | Waldorf inspired with love on Instagram: "A bowlful of Frobel stars folded by candlelight. Follow along with our reel to have a go at making these classic paper stars. Frobel stars made by Clare @creatingcolourfulplay #FrobelStars #Origami #PaperFolding #GrimmsWoodenToys #PaperCrafts #ChildhoodUnplugged #WaldorfInspired #WaldorfEveryday #WaldorfHome #Advent #Christmas #MyriadMakes #MyriadNaturalToys"

NOTE: Since we are reading the book The Littlest Angel for Advent this week, it seemed very appropriate to sha

Take a little peak at some of my favourite Waldorf Inspired Spring Crafts from The Sewing Circle....Springtime SnailsThese little springtime snails are

The days are growing shorter here in the Northern Hemisphere, the leaves are falling, animals are preparing to hibernate, and we are all called to slow down and rest as the temperatures grow colder. The festival of Advent is a balancing force to this darkness and slowness. It brings anticipation and expectation while we forge our way through the darkest months. The four-week festival of Advent calls us to grow closer with the natural world around us, honoring the four kingdoms of this…

assemble materials cut yourself a pattern of the square body {6cm} and cap {5×2.5cm} has come curvature to it two colors wool felt fabric a wooden bead for the head 12mm or so thread and nee…

Seashell Babies. Emerson Waldorf School Holiday Faire ~ Chapel Hill, NC ~ November 23, 2013