Making Peg Dolls and More

Toys that spin, fly and bring sweet dreams

Based on the success of her first book, Making Peg Dolls, Margaret Bloom’s new book introduces us to a range of projects to keep little (as well as the not-so-little) hands busy.  From simple peg doll necklaces, moving mobiles and fantastical flying creatures, to pin cushions, herbal dream pillows and nature gathering bags, this series of delightful craft projects will bring together and inspire all the family in the act of making as well as playing and living creatively.

15 designs and patterns for toys and crafts to engage children in the process of making, playing and storytelling.

Easy to follow step-by-step instructions for experienced and novice crafters alike.

Full color illustrations and beautiful photography throughout.

A range of family-friendly projects, some to complete within an hour, others to fill a long weekend.

 You can find Margaret's other book, Making Peg Dolls, here.

Margaret Bloom lives with her family in a little cottage beneath the great oak trees of Northern California. She has a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology, has worked as a professional puppeteer and she loves making peg dolls with her children. It gives her the greatest joy to inspire children and families everywhere to create, to play and to dream.  She blogs at We bloom here.

• Written by Margaret Bloom
• 176 pages
• 8.3" x 7.8"
• Published November 2014
• Hardcover