March 2nd is here, which means it’s National Reading Day, celebrated on Dr. Seuss’ birthday. What is there not to love about Dr. Seuss? His stories and pictures are some of the greatest of all time. I have so many favorites. How are you celebrating Dr. Seuss and National Reading Day?
The Lorax is one story on everyone’s mind, as the new movie is opening today. I’ve crafted a few fun posts over at Babble to celebrate the story of The Lorax. I’m linking to them here, all pictured above:
- Lorax Mini Yarn Pom
- Furry Lorax Hand Puppet
- Bar-Ba-Loot Snacks
- Truffula Tree Pom Craft
- 25 Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax Craft Ideas – perfect for party ideas
Here’s a few other posts I’ve shared over at Babble this month:
- March is National Craft Month, did you know?
- Join in on the Craft of the Month Clubs
- 25 fun craft ideas from CHA, I went to the trade show last month
- Pick Your Plum is one of my favorite daily deal sites for crafts!
And I couldn’t leave you without a few more fun links for the weekend. Here’s a round up of some super cool stuff:
- Recap of Blissdom, I missed the conference this year
- St. Patty’s Day Printable – darling garland
- Divorce and the movies
- Keep up with Pundit Mom for all the latest election buzz
- Corruption of Influences, beautiful poetry!
- Dinner table lessons
- Being a cheerleader for your kids
- Mmmmm, Truffula Tree Cupcakes
Written by Marie LeBaron
Marie LeBaron is the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes. Always having a love of crafts, she enjoys getting messy with glue and glitter. There’s always some sort of project going on, her kitchen counter is often cluttered with crafts. When she’s not crafting and creating with her kids, she loves to run, read, and blog! Read other posts by Marie
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Thanks for the link love, mama! It always makes me smile to visit your site. xo
These are so cute! I’m definitely want to make the Truffula tree pom craft!
So cute! We made a simple diorama out of playdough and made truffula trees out of toothpicks and tiny, shiny poms. That movie was absolutely gorgeous to watch!