
She caught it herself.
We did cross stitching on cardboard. I prepoked the holes using a pattern I found here. The instructions were lacking though and this proved to be tedious and frustrating for all of us. I ended up doing about half of Thomas's and some of Sam's, but they turned out pretty cute. Next time, I'm just buying cross stitch material and letting them go at it where ever they please.
We also made classic hand print lillies, although not all of us chose classic lilly colors. Did you ever do this project at school? I know I did.
We also ran an obstacle course I made outside and did an experiment where we tried to make a marble come up from the bottom of a jar of salt. (The trick is you have to shake up and down, not back and forth.)
If anyone has fun project ideas I'm still looking for ideas for July and August.
We now have two more wooden chairs at the kitchen table so we don't have to worry about spills getting ground into the upholstery on the folding chairs. And another wooden chair we are using at the desk instead of the ancient ugly orange rolling one.
Perhaps best of all is Grandpa's old wheelbarrow that is now Sam's. He hauled in everything we brought home using it and didn't complain once. He and Thomas also used it yesterday to pick up sticks blown down by the storm, and we didn't even ask them to!
We got lots of other littler things too. A canner that I'll have to learn to use, lots of old books, some games, lots of framed pictures, kitchen things, plus stuff I can't think of off the top of my head. My favorite thing is a tea cup that I haven't taken a picture of. Now I have one from Grandma Irene and Grandma C.
I haven't seen the new place yet but I heard it's nice and am looking forward to visiting!