Little Red Riding Hood.
My youngest is a little more than obsessed with the story of Red Riding Hood right now. Which is great by me, as I am currently into painting stories right now. I have always loved making toys for the kids…actually now that I think about it I have really liked making toys my entire life…not really playing with toys. I was always the type to set up a huge train track for my brothers and then leave them to it… or build an ornate Barbie house for my sister and then go flip through a magazine just when she anticipated I would play with her. Perhaps that is the side of me I tap into when it comes to designing new spaces on this house… because I pretty much love building and having a contractor at my disposal more than anything in this world. Anyway…so back to the toys…I love the story of Red Riding Hood as much as Noa. I remember I had one of those dolls as a little girl…the kind where you flip the hood over and it’s the grandma face, and then even weirder yet you flip the whole doll over and there…under her skirt is a big scary wolf face…talk about messing with the head of a little girl! What’s up with that…who thought that was a good idea, “look here under her skirt…. you just pull her dress up and GRRRRRRRRRR a ferocious elderly devouring wolf face.”
As much as the kids are loving these little toys I think I love seeing them playing with them even more. I hope to make a few other fairy tales…. and it seems I may have plenty of time as this storm is heading straight at us. Eek. If you don’t hear from us for a few says we may be in OZ.
sharing with Jennifer at StudioJRU and PPF.
oh my gosh I love this!! What a wonderful toyy for your children, it must have been so much fun creating this as well! Happy Paint Party Friday! I will enjoy following your blog
Great toy for your children. I’m sure they are very happy with the results. Nice job!
This is so sweet! Looks like she is having so much fun. A great way to use her imagination in playing! I have always loved stuff like that too… setting up, creating toys and games. 🙂 Stay safe, T!!
so much fun! And isn’t it great to see our kids playing that doesn’t involve a ‘screen’? Happy PPF!
I love this idea – we have so many toilet rolls floating around our house! And I love that it encourages creative play for the kids. Thank you for sharing x
(visiting from PPF)
I love how you have caught the wonder of a child at play.
How sweet! is wonderful, the children are so innocent …. certainly toys are his greatest treasure.. Saludos
you’ve outdone yourself with this wonderful ‘toy’!!!
This is great! Lovely stuff !
You’ll have to pop over to my blog because I have a very cute wolf your daughter might find quite funny ; )
Happy Halloween ~ Annabelle m^._.^m ~^..^~
would love to be one of your children!
Those are so great and loved seeing them pictures of them being played with.
I love it! My kids love Little Red Ridding Hood too, it really is a wonderful story for children of all ages!
I love this, what a fun way to make a story play set! Love the idea of using cardboard tubes, so they stand up!