I did a previous post about the outdoor play space we have created for our grandchildren to enjoy when they are visiting, but I’m back to show you some of our recent updates to the area. Very little $$ was spent, but, hoping lots of memories will be made.
Read MoreEver wonder how you can help your young child learn to write? This is the first in a series about handwriting.
Read MoreIf we take a close look at the world around us, we will find all sorts of clues that can tell us more about the activities that often go unnoticed and the creatures that create them.
Read MoreWe’ll be giving away a brand new Indoor/Outdoor Road set to one lucky winner who follows our Instagram account.
Read MoreFor months now, I’ve been pinning outdoor spaces that allow some kids to be kids—spaces that spark their imagination through building, playing and even getting dirty.
Read MoreMy experience as a teacher, mother and grandmother has shown me that elaborate setups and materials are not necessary to create meaningful experiences for the children in your life. Simple, everyday play can be very important and can create life-long memories when shared with a caring person in their life. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, neighbor, teacher or nanny, the emotional connection you have with a child is far more important and long-lasting than any toy they could ever receive. Dot-to-Dot helps to provide the materials and instructions to create those connections through ordinary play.
Hello! My name is Linda Perkins. I was born and raised in northwest Louisiana and loved raising my family here as well. After spending many years teaching young children with special needs (and a lifetime exploring creative arts) I began painting and creating digital art and have fallen in love with the art of surface design.
I love being outdoors, surrounded by flowers, insects and birds and I hope that I can pass on that love of nature to you through my designs. Having spent most of my life sewing, I am always on the lookout for interesting fabrics for various projects and when I can’t find them, I have been often create them myself. Now, it’s time to share them with others as well.
