This is something I found while browsing the ELC website purchasing presents for my children a couple of Christmas's ago. I had a couple of sets of fuzzy felt when I was small, and I remembered it being an entertaining way of playing that was not particularly messy. As my boys were still fairly little at the time I bought this, I was looking for a way of making pictures that did not involve getting out all the paints and glue. It's nice to sometimes have creative play without the mess. The set looked quite good on the website, with a couple of boards to make the pictures on, and 100 pieces of fuzzy felt to stick on them. The set was contained ...  Read the complete review

Roughly a year ago I was facing a three hour train journey with only my two year old for company, and looking for activities that might actually keep her in her seat whilst on the train. Seeing this felt farm set in Early Learning Centre I pounced, thinking it could be the coup de grace if her other toys, sweets, colouring books, pleas etc had lost effectiveness. In the box are two boards and nine different coloured felt squares in which the felt pieces are embedded until pulled out. The box itself barely lasted the journey. It was a thin cardboard, open at the top type which we replaced with a small bag after a few days. ~Pieces~ ...  Read the complete review