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Make your own dishrag puppet!

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You can add instant character to your kitchen sink with a dishrag puppet. They’re easy to make and a creative way to get your kids jazzed about helping tidy up. DIY: Take an old (clean) dishrag or washcloth, fold it in half, and stitch shut two of the three open sides with an embroidery needle and string. Then cut shapes out of a second old rag and sew them on. Scrub away!

Watch this video to see how it's done!

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