Wel­come to this week’s Flan­nel Fri­day Round-up! I will be fol­low­ing the hash­tag #flan­nel­fri­day through­out the day to col­lect your cre­ations (and hints for wear­ing flan­nel — fall has really brought out the other #flan­nel­fri­day group on Twit­ter!). In case you don’t have a Twit­ter account, you can also leave a com­ment on this post today.

Meghan at Busy Craft­ing Mommy’s bath sto­ry­time included a cou­ple of flan­nels: Five Lit­tle Bub­bles and Big Red Tub. She’s got mad skills with fab­ric paint!

Miss Mary Liberry brings us some deli­cious Stone Soup.

Spoka­li­cious­ness gets back in the flan­nel­board groove with The Run­away Bunny.

Sto­ry­time Katie brings us a trilin­gual Me and My Body flan­nel (Eng­lish, Span­ish and Polish)

Miss Ali­son is Blog­ging! uses pop­si­cle stick pup­pets to jazz up Lit­tle Stegosaurus.

Anna at Future Librar­ian Super­hero has the kids help to Fill up a Shop­ping Cart.

Sarah at Read It Again! brings us The Pigs’ Pic­nic.

Nikarella at Nar­rat­ing Tales of Preschool Sto­ry­time brings us the BINGO vari­a­tion, P-I-G-G-Y.

Melissa at Mel’s Desk has some great train tem­plates for Click­ety Clack.

Mol­lie at What Hap­pens in Sto­ry­time has Five Lit­tle Cook­ies. Yum, per­fect for National Dessert Day!

Story Time with the Library Lady shares 4 ideas includ­ing a video! Her Houses sto­ry­time included the cut and tell story, Lit­tle Orange House, as well as Lit­tle Red House. Her Up in the Trees sto­ry­time included a mag­net game, Whoo’s Miss­ing? and the song, The Green Grows All Around.

Sto­ry­tim­ing Cate made the cutest lit­tle mon­sters for Bed­time for Mon­sters. She also asks the ques­tion, “What makes a story flan­nel­iz­able?” Join the conversation.

Natasha the Artsy Librar­ian shares two projects as well: Five Lit­tle Ducks fin­ger­pup­pet glove and a Hide and Seek Chicks game.

I’ve got a Song Spin­ner.

 

 

It’s no sur­prise that there are lots of Hal­loween flan­nel­boards and activ­i­ties this week! So many that they get their own spe­cial section.

Anne at So Tomor­row has a clothes line story that’s per­fect for Hal­loween sea­son, Inside a House that is Haunted.

Sharon at Rain Makes Apple­sauce has a Make a Jack O’Lantern flan­nel to build along with the kids AND Mrs. McMurphy’s Pump­kin!

Linda at Notes from the Sto­ry­time Room wrote & made Snacks for Ghosts & also has Bats in Hats.

Sto­ry­time with Moxie has fun with Five Lit­tle Pump­kins.

For a visual round-up, the entries will be also be posted on Flan­nel Fri­day on Pin­ter­est and when this post is com­pleted it will be announced on the the new Face­book group and Twit­ter.  So Tomor­row has all the past and future round-ups collected.

Thanks for par­tic­i­pat­ing! Look­ing for­ward to another week of inspir­ing posts!