Today's Feature Friday is really simple and fun. I say these Freeze Pop Holders at Under the Table and Dreaming. I thought my boys would like them.
I used to freeze Go-Gurt for them, but they would complain that it was too cold and the napkin I wrapped around them would slide off. I also bought them some Ironman freeze pops recently and they gave up eating them for the same reason. Well, we can't let a good Ironman freeze pop go to waste, can we? Rex and I whipped up a couple of popsicle cozies (as I started calling them) and tried them out. (I had fun documenting it with my iPhone.)
This is a great beginning sewing project. It only requires sewing two lines. (We made ours a bit longer than the suggested length.)
Just click HERE for Stephanie's tutorial.
Thanks for reading.
I love these so much. I want to make this for my nephew & niece. My mom gives them those frozen fruit freeze pops and my niece whose 4 says ooh they are so cold all the time. I actually think I want to make 2 for me & my husband! :)
ReplyDeleteThis Stephanie lady is smart!
Brilliant! I am definitely going to make one for my eldest daughter as she always complains about her cold fingers eating freezer pops!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS! Gotta make my son one as soon as I get home from work!
ReplyDeleteGenius! I LOVE your hilarious pictures! The first one is my favorite. Rex's expression is a riot.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea for little kiddos! I am adding it to me to-do list (along with the 100 other projects..LOL). Now, someone just needs to come up with a solution for the traditional wooden popsicle stick :)
ReplyDeleteCUTE! I just did something similar and my girls are loving them..but warning when you have friends over they will want one too so you will be cranking these out left & right like I am now! :) http://barillafab4.blogspot.com/2011/05/ice-pop-cozy.html
ReplyDeleteYEEAAAAHHH ... great idea!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Anne
That is an awesome idea! Thanks for sharing ☺ My boys will love warm hands after a frozen otter pop!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! Brilliant!
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I am so making these! My kids love frozen go-gurts. I always wrap them in paper towel but this would be so much easier. Go-gurt recently had a mail in offer for something like this and we sent our codes but nothing has come yet. I never even thought of just making some. Duh!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! We have the same problem with the pops and paper towels. You are AMAZING!! THANK YOU so much for sharing!! I am so making these!!!!!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! Makes me want a popsicle :)
ReplyDeleteYour little guy has the cutest expressions! He looks thrilled with that popsicle :) Too cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou obviously don't live in Texas!
Kids don't mind the coldness of the ice pops here!
I just saw this tutorial and have been meaning to make a few for the kiddies. Love it! :D
ReplyDeleteThat is genius!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an awesome mom!! This is great!
ReplyDeleteLOL I love the pictures! I never commented on your skirt picture because I was having computer issues that day, but I kept staring at the pictures trying to figure out why you looked different. You weren't smiling! lol. These ones look more familiar ;)
ReplyDeleteHere we call them freezies... I wonder if that's a 'local dialect' thing? Like how we call soda drinks 'pop'.
brilliant! i love it when people have such great original ideas... and wonder when I might have one! :) thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking of making these yesterday! You better believe we are going to this week. They look like they take 2 minutes. Heck...I bet my boys could even cut them and everything. SO fun!
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