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Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags

By Anna Joy

February 22, 2016


Are you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places? You are in the right place!

Church Quiet Bags are perfect for church services, long car trips, or visits to the doctor. Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them. When you do need them, you are prepared!

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

The Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags have been my kids’ favorite Quiet Bag so far. (And, yes, my children are much older than toddlers!) They love acting out stories with these felt shapes. Watch the video clip below to see how they work:

 

I have included patterns for a day scene and a night scene, land and water, trees and boats. These shapes are perfect for acting out the story of Creation, Noah’s Ark, or of Jesus’ miracles of calming the storm or helping the disciples catch a huge number of fish.

Materials for Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags:

Felt in various colors, including light blue, black or gray, medium or dark blue, dark green, light green, white, yellow, and brown.
Fish and/or Animal Stickers (The thicker stickers sold in the scrapbook section of craft stores are perfect!)
If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate
If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate
Hot Glue Gun
Scissors
Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags Printables [Print now!]
Binder Pouch

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

Directions for Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags:

1. Print the Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags Printables.

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

2. Reserve one full light blue and one full gray or black piece of felt for the backgrounds. Cut out the shapes as desired from the other pieces of felt, using the printable shapes as templates.

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

3. (Adults Only!) Pull the stickers off of their backing and arrange them sticky side down onto the felt, leaving enough space to cut around the stickers.  Then, lift them one by one off of the felt. Using a hot glue gun, carefully apply a small line of glue around the back perimeter of the sticker and press it firmly into the felt. Repeat until all of the stickers have been glued to the felt. Cut them apart.

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

4. You are done! Fold the larger felt pieces and insert them and the smaller pieces into the binder pouch for easy storage.

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

If you are looking for simple ways to keep toddlers quiet in public places, these Church Quiet Bags are the perfect solution! Best part? You can make them, stick them in a diaper bag or purse, and forget them until you need them.|Path Through the Narrow Gate

As with all Church Quiet Bags, the Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags are meant to be used with ADULT SUPERVISION only. The small pieces and stickers could be choking hazards for young children, so make sure that your child will not put the pieces in their mouths before allowing them to play with this quiet bag.

Will you be making these Felt Shapes Church Quiet Bags? Do you have any questions, ideas, or suggestions for them? I would love to hear your thoughts. Please scroll down to comment.

And, if you love this post, I would really appreciate it if you would scroll down to the bar right under the “Need Printables?” Box and share it with your friends on facebook or pinterest. Thank you!

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  1. I love this idea. I am doing a blog post on ideas of things to put in worship bags. Do I have your permission to use the picture of your felt shape church quiet bag at the top? I will link to your page.

  2. Hello I love this idea! I was wondering how well the hot glue holds the stickers on the felt. My son would try to peel them apart and wondering if it would hold up. Thanks!

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