My nephew loves Star Wars, even as a toddler (thanks to his mom). As a toddler, he loves to color so I decided to combine the two. I sent the family out to pick coloring books, crayons, play and go kits, and a Color Wonder set. We made sure to get Star Wars, Paw Patrol and Mickey books for him to use. I had a tote bag in my craft room, as well as canvas pencil/make up pouches I found at Tuesday Morning. Jennifer Maker came through again with a baby yoda she altered from a licensed Star Wars Cricut image. I had to pay for the image, but it was only $1.99, and Jennifer offers the altered image on her blog at JenniferMaker.com. I used Star Wars font to make a title for the pencil case. It is the perfect size to fit a pack of 24 count crayons and a pack of triangle chunky Crayola crayons. The most expensive cost was the heat transfer vinyl - black, green, silver, pink, and gray. Thanks for looking!
April
My nephew loves Star Wars, even as a toddler (thanks to his mom). As a toddler, he loves to color so I decided to combine the two. I sent the family out to pick coloring books, crayons, play and go kits, and a Color Wonder set. We made sure to get Star Wars, Paw Patrol and Mickey books for him to use. I had a tote bag in my craft room, as well as canvas pencil/make up pouches I found at Tuesday Morning. Jennifer Maker came through again with a baby yoda she altered from a licensed Star Wars Cricut image. I had to pay for the image, but it was only $1.99, and Jennifer offers the altered image on her blog at JenniferMaker.com. I used Star Wars font to make a title for the pencil case. It is the perfect size to fit a pack of 24 count crayons and a pack of triangle chunky Crayola crayons. The most expensive cost was the heat transfer vinyl - black, green, silver, pink, and gray. Thanks for looking! April
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