100 Things To Do With a Playsilk
100 Things To Do With a Playsilk
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Dress-up with Playsilks!
- Make a cape and become a superhero, queen, or king!
- Wear as a skirt and become a princess
- Use as a veil draped over your hair
- Make a wedding dress
- Tie two together to make genie pants
- Wrap around both legs as a mermaid tail
- Braid to make Rapunzel hair
- Fashion a tunic by tying two sides over one shoulder
- Drape as a wizard cloak
- Wear one while cooking as a chef apron
- Drape over your head and become a ghost
- Tie a belt for your sword
- Wear a sling for your doll
- Wrap on your head and give a fortune reading
- Use as a head scarf to be a little old lady
- Tie a pirate scarf
- Pretend to be a fashion designer and create outfits
- Make karate headband/arm bands/leg bands
- Tie diagonal corners to each wrist to make wings

Decorate with Playsilks!
- Make a colorful bunting
- Decorate a birthday table
- As a sunshade in the car/cover a window
- Cover a Playstand
- Decorate your bedroom or staircase
- Hang it over your bed
- Drape as a tablecloth
- Use as gift wrap
- Use as a backdrop for theater performances
- Drapery for nature tables
- Hang in a doorway as a curtain

Pretend with Playsilks!
- Sail a boat on a blue Playsilk
- Parachute play for a teddy bear
- Pretend to be in a cocoon all wrapped up then burst into a butterfly
- Make red fire from the mouth of a dragon
- Use as a blanket for a doll
- Baby carrier for your doll or stuffed animal
- Become a jellyfish
- Color matching with our Rainbow Playsilk
- Use yellow as the sun
- Pretend it's nighttime with a Star Playsilk
- Use as a sling for pretend broken arms
- Make a nature play scene- ice, green grass, yellow sand, blue water
- Lay them on the ground and jump from one to another-"hot lava”
- Act out a story
- Build a pirate ship with flag
- Mix up soup or a potion in a pot
- Pretend fire with sticks for your camping needs
- River under a bridge for a train to go over
- Use as a toy dog leash
- Blue water moat around a toy castle
- Tea party picnic blanket
- Use as a pretend bandage
- "Swim" on one
- Play fishing on a blue sea
- Play charades using only a Playsilk to act out the word/character

Explore with Playsilks!
- Build a fort outdoors with Playsilks
- Lay out your Playsilk on the grass for a picnic
- Throw your Playsilk in the sky and watch it float down
- Juggle two or three Playsilks
- Run in the wind
- Get one wet, it feels interesting
- Take Playsilks on car trips - they pack small
- Tie onto two chairs to make a doll/animal hammock
- Collect seashells with one
- Attach to your swing so it flows in the wind behind you
- Make a flag by tying one on a stick
- Fly it in the wind at the beach like an easy kite
- Jump on a trampoline with a Playsilk tied on as a cape and watch it fly
- Using Playclips make a tent
- Tie on bike handles and ride
- Attach them to a climbing dome/play structure
- Float in a swimming pool
- Run in a field holding one
- Scrunch them up and throw them up in the air

Create with Playsilks!
- Dance with one or two
- Build a cubby house with a box and Playsilk
- Use as a puppet show curtain
- Make a pouch
- Hang under a loft bed
- Knot into a simple doll
- Tie onto a wooden ring as a safe teether
- Build a pillow fort
- Create a reusable "Green" Halloween costume
- Dye white Playsilks with food coloring or plants
- Make a tent with three tall sticks tied on top with a Playsilk

Learn with Playsilks!
- Practice tying knots and bow
- Use in yoga class
- Practice counting your Playsilks
- Tooth fairy gift
- Stuff them in a tissue box or ball with holes and let your child pull them out
- Use as color therapy and to learn your colors
- Sensory play
- Put it on a heater vent and watch it float up
- Go grocery shopping with a Playsilk ‘bag’
- Cuddle with your favorite Playsilk
- Wrap yourself in a rainbow if you feel sad
- Hang over a baby to entertain them as they blow in the wind
- Wrap up your special treasures
- Play peek-a-boo with a baby
- Give a Playsilk to someone you love
Leave a comment telling us your favorite ways to play with Playsilks!
xoxo,
Sarah
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We absolutely love our playsilks and have introduced them to many friends as well! A big hit for dance parties with my 2 yo and for playing peekaboo and introducing silky texture to my 6 mo.
Zoe W on
My kiddos love to use the silks as worship scarves at our church! They dance and twirl and use them to worship Jesus! They are perfect for it. They even tie them to their tank top straps in the back, then to their wrists, and turns them into butterfly dancers
Ashley Williams on
Our favorite things to do with our silks is make forts, and “bridges” on the floor. Floor is lava, silks are safe! ❤️
Amanda Kramer on
Fort making is one of my sons favorite activities!
Maitee on
My 8, 7, and 4 y olds all dress up and play kings and queens, warriors, and magical animals! They use the scarfs for building forts, creating animal habitats, and swaddling dolls and stuffed animals. We love all our Sarah’s Silks!!
Szonja on
My daughters like the use the play silks in different ways. My 5 year old likes to use them to as flags for her forts! My 11 month old likes to play peak-a-boo with them!
Isabella Dicken on
My 2 year old triplets love playing with their play silks, whether it’s to dance with, wear as scarves, or simply putting over their heads to run around chasing each other. There are so many endless possibilities for these and I love seeing all the different ideas my daughters come up with. These are played with everyday in my house.
Haley on
My daughter loves to dress her dolls and stuffed animals in her play silk. Fashion show in the house! She also loves picnic and tea parties. Her playsilks are picnic mat, placemats, blankets for her pretend play. She once wrapped white playsilk on a twig and said she was barbecuing marshmallows on a stick to make smores.
Yuan on
My son is in his playsilks as peek-a-boo covers era 💙
Ashley Brewer on
A wizards cloak!
Sarah Burgess on
We love adding our play silks to our forts!
Natalie Ross on
So excited to introduce my daughter to Playsilks! Planning on getting matching ones for her and her best friend when they turn one next month 🫶🏼 love these suggestions
Natalie Green on