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Here’s my favorite from last time:

Mommy Moleta’s Craft ideas to Paint Your Own Russian Nesting Dolls is another craft from her site that is going onto my to do list. Both of my girls have pre-made Matreshka dolls (Матрёшка) that their grandparents brought them from Russia, but they do not get to play with them. They are used as decorative pieces and are not considered a toy. I love exposing children to colors and patterns typical of the Russia and paiting their own dolls is an idea they will get excited about.

Thank you for linking-up, and we can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to!