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Laptop Computer by Little Miss

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Little Miss is desperate for a computer.

A laptop like Mummy’s.
But she’s only 7 so that’s not happening any day soon.
What to do?
Make your own!
Isn’t she clever?!
Two shoebox lids, some black paint,
a print out of a keyboard
and finished with a special logo on the lid.

To find a keyboard to print, I searched google images.

Have you done any special crafts with your kids lately?

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  1. Aww, I remember as a child I would make these paper laptops and "use" them in elementary school. What great memories this brings back!

    xoxo Maria

  4. When I was a kid I drew the keys out on the back of the tray of my jewelry box for this very reason, lol. Of course, now I wish I'd thought to use a cardboard box as said jewelry box is permanently defaced but… live and learn 🙂

  5. What a clever Little Miss.

    I am quilting with my DD today but since she is 25 I don't think it's what you meant! LOL
    GS#1 is only 15 months old so I have to wait a little longer.

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