This idea has been growing over the last month or so and here is what it has become.
I made these cute tin buckets for each of the kids. They are a fun little kit of goodies to take with them on long car trips, or vacations, or for waiting rooms, etc.
I started with these tin buckets that I found at Michaels and added their names in black vinyl.
On the inside of each lid I had some adhesive white board so they can doodle. Each one (except the baby) will have white board markers to color with.
Then I made some fun magnet games for each of them to play on outside of the lid (or anywhere on the tin for that matter).
Next I made some pouches for a pad of paper and crayons so they can write or draw.
I finished off each tin with a special new small toy. Overall cost of each tin came out to about $15 each. Now when we are headed out, I can tell the kids to grab their tins and put a couple of small toys inside to bring along and we'll be all set to be entertained. The only downside - metal tin buckets are not necessarily very quiet, but they do make really good drums!
About me
Hi! I'm Shelly - mother of 5 and wife to the best man in the world. We love to play games and watch movies together. I have a passion for crafting in all it's forms - sewing, scrapbooking, bow making, painting, mod podge, you name it and I'll try it. Hope you enjoy our family adventures and crafts!
How I Became Shared Jelly
When my husband and I first got married we used to get messages on our answering machine for "Shared" and "Jelly" instead of Jared and Shelly. The first time we chuckled a little over it and by the fourth or fifth time, we decided the name should stick somewhere. And so, I've been sharing jelly all over the internet since. Enjoy!
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