Rain, rain, go away…but please come back soon. We sure wouldn’t mind more rainy days here in sunny So Cal. Rain is hard to come by where we live, but when it does rain we are left to find creative ways to entertain the kiddos.There are many activities to entertain your kids on a rainy…
You may not know this but I like to sew – basic things. I have found that sewing baby slouchy type leggings are easier than I thought. As, I’m learning how to sew at my own pace and on my own, I grabbed a harem-type leggings I already had on hand and I began to…
I love this tutorial! Thank you! Can you link me to the pair you used for the pattern? I have seen so many on Etsy but I am not sure which pair to order.. but I love the exact style you have traced. Thanks!ReplyCancel
janetha recently posted..easter sunday.
Do you remember our DIY Eggshell Flower Centerpiece or our DIY Eggshell Succulent Centerpiece? I decided to recreate it with colorful eggshells and tea-light candles for a cute Easter centerpiece. Little Aries loved how the eggs lit up and thought it was for her birthday, since her birthday is only in a few weeks. Next…
Great idea, and super simple too! Thanks for sharing =)ReplyCancel
Shelley Makes recently posted..Making Gift Bows with Recycled Paper
Really sweet and different from all the decorated easter eggs that are out there! And your pictures are amazing 🙂
I will definitely try this project with my kids but here in France, egg shells are much browner than yours and I wonder if the colours will come out as bright…?ReplyCancel
Marie-Luce recently posted..White encounter
This is so beautiful. And the glass egg holder really makes it. I featured it on my Weekender.
http://aweekfromthursday.com/2014/04/weekender-4112014/ReplyCancel
heidi recently posted..the weekender 4/11/2014
[…] Påskpyssel är tradition hemma hos oss och att göra ljus av äggskal tycker jag är charmigt. Man kan stöpa egna ljus av gamla ljusstumpar direkt i skalen (som på bilden nedan från Martha Stewart) eller göra det enkelt för sig och peta i värmeljus, som på bilden överst (från Littleinspiration.com). […]ReplyCancel
What a beautiful centerpiece, Angie. We included it in our Easter crafts blog last week: http://bit.ly/1ptsMbqReplyCancel
I love how creative and colourful these candles are!ReplyCancel
Stephanie recently posted..DIY WATERCOLOUR CARDS
[…] Since Easter is coming up fast, it’s totally feasible that you clicked on this list in hopes of finding adorable Easter candle designs that will look good on your dinner or side tables on the big day. We can certainly understand that urge, so imagine how amused we were when we saw these funny little dyed half Easter eggs in their carton and then realized that what’s inside is actually a tea light candle! See the entire concept in more detail on Little Inspiration. […]ReplyCancel
Making piñatas is alot of fun, specially if the kiddos help out. Now, making mini versions of piñatas are even cuter and faster to make. Today, I’m showing you the way I made these mini piñatas with my little girl’s help. You will need the following: – Card-stock Paper – Hot glue & Glue Sticks…
this is absolutely fabulous!! i wish a had a party to throw so I could have an excuse to make these adorable treasures! what fun!!!ReplyCancel
Dusty recently posted..The Carousel
How fun would it be to actually fill it with candy as the kids St Patrics day present. Cute Pinata, Great idea.ReplyCancel
Tanya recently posted..Keys to Attracting Top Talent
Thanks! Glad you like them 🙂ReplyCancel
Angie recently posted..Instagram Blog Hop 3/15
how lovely-they are too nice to bash open 🙂ReplyCancel
Jenny Jones recently posted..Crochet Therapy
Yes they are! I should of filled them out with candy.. next time I will! 😉ReplyCancel
Angie recently posted..Instagram Blog Hop 3/15
They are so cute and fresh!!ReplyCancel
Maria recently posted..How to make handmade wooden jewelry with simple tools
Bring the spring to your home with these creative ideas for wreaths. Today, I gathered 20 of my favorite creative spring wreaths for inspiration for you to craft and create. Grab a pair of rain boots and create this funky and unique wreath by Home Talk. I love the simplicity and color of this wreath…
The one with the boots are too cute. I need to go to the thrift store and see if they have any.ReplyCancel
Tanya recently posted..Keys to Attracting Top Talent
It’s my favorite wreath! Super funky and fun!ReplyCancel
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