Seedling Kits for Kids

The latest collection of DIY kits from Seedling provide all the inspiration, instruction and materials for kids to create their own toys. Perfect summer activities!

The kits and toys from Seedling are designed to kickstart the natural process of creativity in your child. They simply provide the materials, leaving it up to the child to supply the ideas. The quality of the materials they provide is surprisingly good, far better than the craft kits typically found in the big box stores.

A wide variety of projects are available, with prices ranging from $15-40. Here’s a quick look at a few of our favorites…

Build Your Own Kaleidoscope

Build and create your own optical prism with endless possibilities! Kit contains cardboard tubes, plastic mirror pieces, assorted beads, rhinestones, adhesive paper, foil confetti pieces, craft glue & instructions. Recommended for children age 4-10 years.

Available for $25.29 at Amazon.com

Design Your Own Superhero Cape

Create your own superhero character and design their signature cape. The sky’s the limit! Kit contains a plain superhero cape, craft glue & brush, eva sheets & stars, felt sheets & shapes, colored pencils, glitter glue, design page and tips for your design. Recommended for children age 4-7 years

Available for $38.99 at Amazon.com

Create Your Own Designer Doll

Make your own doll, ready for any adventure. Kit contains a cotton doll, embroidery thread, assorted fabrics, acrylic yarn, felt pieces, sewing needles & instructions. Recommended for children age 4-10 years.

Available for $24.63 at Amazon.com

Paint A Wooden People Family

Create a family out of wooden dolls! Kit contains a wooden doll family, colored pencils, felt pieces, fabric, craft glue and thread. Recommended for children age 4-10 years.

Available for $33.99 at Amazon.com

Visit Seedling’s website to view more great kits!

Rachel Faucett designs children clothes and runs Handmade Charlotte, a blog about design and vintage for children. She lives on a farm just outside of Atlanta with her husband and their five children.

Handmade Charlotte began with a few bolts of vintage fabric and a string of late nights making clothes for her daughters Isabella and Charlotte after everyone had gone to bed. Rachel had been selling antiques at the markets for several years with a strong focus on items for children and moving into clothing was a natural progression.