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Toddler Buckle Toy Tutorial

May 29, 2014 by Heather Damron

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Buckle toys are a fabulous way to help little ones develop their fine motor skills…but buying those types of toys in a store can be a shock to the pocketbook!

This wonderful Buckle Toy from Swoodson Says is made of fabric scraps. You can find your fasteners anywhere…repurposed, from a hardware store, even off of Ebay!

You’ll find the detailed tutorial here.

Supplies:

  • random buckles. (she bought a lot of vintage notions off Ebay!)
  • At least 3.5 feet of cording, lacing, ribbon, or webbing
  • Fabric scraps for the car applique
  • Car Applique Outline
  • 2 buttons for the car applique headlights
  • Wonder-Under scrap for the applique (optional – this is a fusible transfer product, you could just trace, pin, sew)
  • 2 rectangular scraps of woven fabric- 9.5″ long by 8″ tall
  • 2 rectangles of medium-weight interfacing-9.5″ long by 8″ tall(optional, depending on fabric weight)
  • 2 KAM Snap Sets & applying tools (optional, not pictured)
  • Iron
  • Scissors
  • Pen

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner

See the Toddler Buckle Toy tutorial here!

Love this tutorial? We encourage you to pin from the original source.

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