Journal

Mulberry leaves are the primary food source for silkworms. The leaves must be fresh, as silkworms will not drink water and the leaves supply all the moisture they need.

In Waldorf kindergarten classrooms, learning how to paint the rainbow is a delightful color mixing experience for the young children. It's challenging to imagine how a complete rainbow can be painted with only three colors, red, yellow, and blue!

Beeswaxing Wooden Toys A Simple Craft in Beeswax & Wood Beeswaxing is a wonderful craft to do with children to give their wooden toys a beauti...

Waldorf Paper Dolls A Simple Craft in Paper Cutouts Introducing paper dolls inspired by our Waldorf Dolls! Wrist Streamers, Capes, and Tutus are ...

May Flower Garlands A Simple Craft in Plant Weaving May Day is a celebration of the blooming crops and flowers during the spring. In Waldorf schoo...

Woven Watercolor Basket A Simple Craft in Watercolor & Weaving This fun and useful art project makes for a perfect basket and gift for S...

Spring Collection Inspiration: Hilma af Klint Toys for the Emerging Artist Hilma af Klint in her studio Hilma af Klint began abstract painting ...

Playsilk & Egg Dyeing   Spring is coming and with it I'm thinking about activities that are enjoyable to do outside with children. Dyeing eggs ...

Creating a Waldorf-Inspired Nature Table Step into the magical world of a Waldorf kindergarten with the creation of a beautiful nature table. A na...

Regenerative Play Sarah's Silks x Ōshadi Collective February 21st, 2022 We've partnered with the Ōshadi Collective to bring to life Sarah's dream ...

Nature Masks Transform your little one's dress-up collection with a DIY nature mask. You may choose to add some Playsilks to complete your outfit!...

100 Things To Do With A Playsilk! Print and read aloud to your child or let them follow along with the pictures included here! Download and print 5...