Here are some stick horses that I made last month! I had this grand idea of handing them out as party favors for my daughter's birthday party (I'm not sure what I was thinking?) and after searching endlessly online for inexpensive ones, I finally just decided to make my own. To see the rest of the party, click here. So here's a quick tutorial of how I made them. I would NOT suggest trying to crank out 16 before a party (again, what was I thinking?), but making 1 is super easy & super cheap…

Many of us can remember back to a time in our life when we had a stick horse laying around. They are classic toys and classic for a reason! To this day, stick horses are great toy to spark a child's imagination! 1. Supplies: fabric, stuffing, yarn, long wooden dowels, styrofoam balls, felt. 2. Carve…

I helped my kindergartner make this DIY sock horse for rodeo days. It's easy enough that kids can help with almost all the steps and uses materials I had at home or bought at the dollar store.

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Make a DIY stick horse with a sock and a few other supplies and this easy to follow tutorial. The kids will absolutely love it!

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We're trying to get back to simple pleasures with the kids, which means board games, puzzles, make believe, stories and timeless toys. St...

Classic Hobby Horse: Grab your Pony Pal and get ready to gallop away with a childhood favorite! Horsey Sounds: Push a button to add realistic galloping and neighing to your play! Explore Textures: Kids can touch and feel fun textures on the horse’s head and mane. Developmental Benefits: Helps improve gross motor skills and coordination. Recommended Age: Suggested for kids ages 2 years +. › See more product details