I love the endless possibilities of play that my kids come up with. We only have the small squares and the kids use them as clothes to dress up their animals and babies. I’d love to get some bigger silks as we don’t have any yet! Good luck everyone! !
Shawna Quincy on
My daughter loves her rainbow silk. It is a skirt, a hat, a baby blanket, and on and on. I am about to teach in a classroom for the first time in 14 years. My PreK students will be able to do so much with some silks.
Michaela Ackerman on
My 6 yo loves to use them for storytelling, dress up and magic tricks. My 3 mo loves to mouth her rainbow scarf teether and blanket.
Teresa San Miguel on
My two year old uses cloths as bankets for her doll or as scarves. She would so love a set of playsilks!
K. Andrews on
My two year old uses cloths as bankers for her doll or as scarves. She would so love a set of playsilks!
K. Andrews on
My daughters wear them in every way imaginable. On their heads as veils or pirate scarves. On their necks as scarves and capes. On their waists as fairy skirts, princess dressed or just “fancy girls.” ;)
Jen on
My daughter and I put a blue play silk over our heads together and pretend like we’re under water. I ask her what kinds of fish she can see.
Carissa Adsit on
At our home, playsilks become capes, head scarves, sashes for pirates and ninjas, pools of water, skies above, and soft lovies.
Angie B. on
My 22 month old loves to simply wave them around, pretend they are blowing in the wind by blowing on them, and play peek a boo. I am really, really hoping to get more for landscapes and dress up too!
Ashley on
We love Sarah’s Silks at our house! Our kids are 5, 3, and newest addition due at the end of the year.
Irene on
My kids love to use the silks as capes, and fairy costumes. I love the colors and texture—they are so beautiful!
Aubrey Johnson on
Love the soft texture and the creativity that comes with the silks! Hours and years of play!
I love the endless possibilities of play that my kids come up with. We only have the small squares and the kids use them as clothes to dress up their animals and babies. I’d love to get some bigger silks as we don’t have any yet! Good luck everyone! !
Shawna Quincy on
My daughter loves her rainbow silk. It is a skirt, a hat, a baby blanket, and on and on. I am about to teach in a classroom for the first time in 14 years. My PreK students will be able to do so much with some silks.
Michaela Ackerman on
My 6 yo loves to use them for storytelling, dress up and magic tricks. My 3 mo loves to mouth her rainbow scarf teether and blanket.
Teresa San Miguel on
My two year old uses cloths as bankets for her doll or as scarves. She would so love a set of playsilks!
K. Andrews on
My two year old uses cloths as bankers for her doll or as scarves. She would so love a set of playsilks!
K. Andrews on
My daughters wear them in every way imaginable. On their heads as veils or pirate scarves. On their necks as scarves and capes. On their waists as fairy skirts, princess dressed or just “fancy girls.” ;)
Jen on
My daughter and I put a blue play silk over our heads together and pretend like we’re under water. I ask her what kinds of fish she can see.
Carissa Adsit on
At our home, playsilks become capes, head scarves, sashes for pirates and ninjas, pools of water, skies above, and soft lovies.
Angie B. on
My 22 month old loves to simply wave them around, pretend they are blowing in the wind by blowing on them, and play peek a boo. I am really, really hoping to get more for landscapes and dress up too!
Ashley on
We love Sarah’s Silks at our house! Our kids are 5, 3, and newest addition due at the end of the year.
Irene on
My kids love to use the silks as capes, and fairy costumes. I love the colors and texture—they are so beautiful!
Aubrey Johnson on
Love the soft texture and the creativity that comes with the silks! Hours and years of play!
Mary Jo Colli on