A rainbow of color may be found in your kitchen thanks to the magic of natural dye! With spring upon us at Sarah’s Silks we got our eggs and White Playsilks out for dyeing. This recipe will dye 12-24 eggs and 8 Mini Playsilks (or 4 regular size Playsilks).
Watercoloring Playsilks Discover the Wonders of Watercolor on Silk Children love learning to mix colors, and watercolor painting on silk is a beaut...
Plant-Dyed Playsilks A Simple Craft in Natural Dye Color A rainbow of color can be found in your kitchen thanks to the magic of natural dye! This ...
Dress-up and imaginative play is an important part of every child's development and helps them learn creative thinking and communication skills, and adds a sense of magic and wonder to their lives!
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.
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...
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 ...
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 ...
The Great Race The story of how the animals got their place in the Chinese ZodiacJanuary 27th, 2022 LONG AGO, IN China, the Jade Emperor decide...
