Nature blocks

We've been always admiring the rustic look of Waldorf building blocks, and here is my DIY tutorial on how to build a set of nature blocks for your children.

Let's be honest. As much as you'd like your kids to go outside all the time, they probably don't. Unless they're in some sort of fantastic forest kindergarten or you live freely on a farm

Make your own DIY Tree Blocks Spring is a great time to make tree blocks. The bark is easy to get off of the branches in spring, and since this is the most time consuming part otherwise, it really makes sense to pencil this into your sprint calendar. If you have any trees that need trimming or can get a few branches off your local freecycle/craigslist/Facebook group, and you don't mind putting in some time and effort, you will end up with a beautiful set of tree blocks your children can play…

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We bring you detailed instructions for 4 gorgeous nature crafts for kids from the new book Wild and Free Handcrafts

A good foundation is important for both buildings and for life. This week's sponsor, Cerra, is a company with a wide variety of products, ranging from