Wash cloth animals

Looking for a fun Harry Potter Craft for a party or movie night? Learn How to Make a Washcloth Owl. So simple and so cute!

Every young child deserves one of these. I remember as a young girl, I had one I cleverly named Teddy. I could not fall asleep without Teddy in my arms. I know of late, I have been featuring some fun projects like the diy tshirt tote bag and the diy squishy stress balls. Today's feature

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Wash Cloth Into a Teddy Bear: In this instructable I'm going to show you how to turn your Wash Cloth into tiny teddy bears, this would make a cute addition to your family dinner table. So lets begin!!

Handmade gnomes

In celebration of all things spring and Easter, here's a tutorial on how to make a washcloth bunny! These are also known as boo-boo bunnies. You can put ice cubes in them to help soothe a child’s boo-boo. They are easy, quick, and inexpensive to make. Save this fun Easter idea!

Handtuch Hund

Have some old towels that no longer work in the bathroom but you just hate to throw them out? I often found myself with this problem until I went looking for some cool DIY ideas to use those old towels I had been saving. Turn them into bath slippers, hand towels, and even creative pet

While in one of my Facebook groups that is completely unrelated to soap, I found a link for how to make these adorable washcloth deer. Here's the link: https://youtu.be/KzY0-Esa6vs I found my washcloths at Walmart for 47 cents and used the tiny hair elastics from Dollar Tree that I had on had from that gnome project. Unlike the video, I didn't glue anything because I wanted it to be usable so I found adhesive googly eyes so they could just peel off and I tucked in the nose instead of gluing…