Let Your Child's Imagination Sail Away With These Amazing Handmade Boats

Handmade Charlotte | May 31st, 2012 at 11:51 pm

Every child deserves a ticket to sail the seas of their own imagination. Check out these adorable handmade wooden sailboats from the Oyma shop on Etsy.

These lovely sailboats will be sewn deep into your child’s memory. The striking colors and attention to detail will draw them in. Just think of all the exciting adventures they will go on and the pirates they will have to face.

Available from the Oyma shop on Etsy.

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Handmade Charlotte

Rachel Faucett is the author of the well-loved DIY crafts blog Handmade Charlotte. When she's not working as a designer for major brands like Anthropologie, Coats & Clark, and Plaid Enterprises, you can find her crafting on her farm outside of Atlanta with her husband and five children. She has a weekly column on Babble Voices and also contributes regularly to the Martha Stewart Living Blog, MAKE, HGTV, and more.

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