Sometimes I just need to sit with my little people and make things… well this weekend we needed to do something with those sweet outgrown socks that are just too cute to get rid of. We saw some hobby horses a while back and my little ones thought they were quite magical – so mini-hobby horses it was…

I think this may have been the best part – hauling all the goodies out!!!

You will need:
- Socks
- Wooden Spoons
- Felt/fabric scraps
- Wool Scraps
- Buttons
- Stuffing
- Scissors
- Glue
So we searched through the felt and played in the button box…


And then everyone was ready to start…

With some serious stuffing…



Then some serious glueing… ears and eyes…




But a horse needs whiskers…



Now that your horses head is ready…

You just need your wooden spoon…



Tie a ribbon round it…

Some last minute fixings… a smile and a nose!!!

And our horses we ready…




For hours and hours of play…









Too cute. I bet they had so much fun making them…and playing with them as well.
I just love this idea. They turned out to be do cute! I know my boys would love to make one too.
What a great idea, they look fab and the girls all look very pleased with them. I’ll have to try this at home, I found my son using a paint brush as a hobby horse the other day.
Hay Cheryl, I think we all had quite a bit of fun making them and days later they are still the number one toy!!! Hope you are all having a fun week!!!
Hi Meaghan, This were so easy for my little kidlets to make and they did a really good job of it!!! Hope your have a fun time creating!!!
Hi there “The Monko” These were so fun and hopefully they will suffice for the real live broomstick size hobby horses!!! So far so good, they have had such a lot of fun playing with them!!!
you always come up with the best ideas *shakes fists* *curses you*
WOW-WEE!! These are awesome!!! love love love them 🙂
Oh Domestic Goddesque… How funny!!! We are the blog you love to hate!!! Have a fab week!!!
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WOW-WEE!! These are awesome!!! love love love them!
Hay Love and Lollipops!!! Glad you liked them!!! They were a lot of fun to make!!! Hope you have a great weekend!!!
Awesome, loved them too. And I feel the same way about those cute outgrown socks! We left a horse or two behind in the move, and these would be a wonderful alternative.
Love them! Love them! Love them!
Hi Efi, Glad you loved them!!! Hope you have a brilliant weekend!!!
Oh my, I LOVE your stick horses! They are all WONDERFUL! You always have such fantastic ideas and I love how all the kids get involved. Brilliant. In awe, as always!
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy & Alissa
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Oh my, I LOVE your stick horses! They are all WONDERFUL! You always have such fantastic ideas and I love how all the kids get involved. Brilliant. In awe, as always!
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy & Alissa
Hay Maggy!!! So glad you have your fab collection each week!!! Glad you like our horses!!! Hope you are having a fabulous weekend!!!
I love these! They turned out so cute! I also love how it involved an afternoon of crafting with your kids… what a wonderful way to spend time together!
Hay Terri, So glad you like them!!! It was such fun to do something with my little guys – a great break from the world at large!!! Thanks for stopping by, hope you have a fabulous day!!!
LOVE love love! I started making a large sized one for Purim, but my son didn’t want it in the end, so I can’t wait to share this idea with my kids. Thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday!
Hay Sara, So glad you liked our horses!!! Thanks for your fab link-up each week!!! Hope you have a great day!!!
Such a cute craft! I spent many decades finding ways to have fun and learn with my own 7 kids and now that I have almost as many grandchildren, I’m having a great time checking out some of your ideas 🙂
So glad you stopped by and left a comment Angie… Great to meet you and hope you have a fun weekend!!!