My special mother lives about 15 hours away and I haven’t seen her in more than 2 years! She is a very special mom because she has 10 daughters and I’m lucky to be part of her family. She did everything she could to raise and protect us when growing up and now is the…
When I received my monthly HGTV Magazine on the mail this past week, I saw a project using eggs that I knew I wanted to share and DIY myself. I haven’t decorated anything for Easter but I’m decorating to welcome the spring. This project is super fun to make and it looks just fabulous for…
Oh my! What a great little Easter decoration. I love the egg crate as well. I eye them with every visit I make to Anthropologie but I just can’t bring myself to buy one yet.
Thanks for sharing!
I’m having a giveaway at my blog, so feel free to check it out and enter.
Have a great week!
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Michelle recently posted..Salt Lake Temple.
This project is gorgeous. The photos are also spectacular!!!ReplyCancel
Consie recently posted..Tie-dyed canvas Easter eggs & burlap wreath
Wow, these are so beautiful! Love this idea! I think I need to get me an egg crate just like yours- love it!!ReplyCancel
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I think this is so incredibly beautiful! Love it! Beautiful photos…ReplyCancel
Jo-Anna recently posted..Beer & BBQ Flank Steak
Angie, your centerpiece is beautiful! I adore the colors! Have a great weekend. 🙂ReplyCancel
crystal recently posted..Spring Paper Flower Wreath {Dear Lizzy 5th & Frolic}
This is the most gorgeous thing I have seen for awhile!! WOW!! Beautiful pictures!!ReplyCancel
Sara recently posted..DIY Family Easter Crates {and Centerpiece}
Amazing idea! I make porcelain home decor and might try dipping the eggs in slip and seeing what happens!ReplyCancel
melissa recently posted..Now Stocking New Galleries
I absolutely LOVE this, especially the simplicity!
~MichelleReplyCancel
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This is just gorgeous!ReplyCancel
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What an adorable idea! I think I’d add one step, and dye the egg shells a light pink,lavender,green, or yellow – all the same color – before adding the flowers.
When I have a project where I need to save eggshells, I very gently prick a small hole – where you want the opening – with a push pin, and then use small manicure scissors to cut out the hole. No cracked edges, and the hole could be just the size of the stem of the flower. Then you can stick a small skewer through the hole to break up the yolk, so the egg comes out easily.ReplyCancel
[…] Egg Shell Flower Centerpiece – This DIY option can work as a place setting or as a main centerpiece. To make place settings you can make one egg shell flower and place it on single egg holder. You can also make twelve eggs and place them in a ceramic egg carton for a centerpiece. Besides eggs and holders, all you will need are flowers, tweezers, and scissors! […]ReplyCancel
[…] This project requires you to save a few eggshells so just be careful with them when you use the eggs for making cookies or other delicious things. Carefully crack the eggs and remove the content. Wash the eggshell, add water and place it on the carton. Add a few more and then cut out flowers to put inside.{found on littleinspiration}. […]ReplyCancel
The love of my life, loves French Toast. So this time I decided to make French Toast a little different. I added International Delight Coffee and some bacon bits. This is sure a man worthy breakfast for Valentine’s day that will leave your husband satisfy! That morning the husband was off from work, and was…
This looks amazing! I’d like to invite you to link up to Show and Tell Saturday at Sassy Little Lady!
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I love French toast… this variety looks AMAZING and is making me hungry just looking at it. I’d be thrilled if you’d link up at this week’s Off the Hook!ReplyCancel
Lauren recently posted..Off The Hool {Week 4}
This looks sooo good! I am going to try this recipe for sure:) Thanks so much for sharing!ReplyCancel
Shannon recently posted..Blueberry Lemon Cheesecake Muffins
Oh my goodness! That looks good! I never would have thought to use that coffee. Definitely something I’m going to try! Yum.ReplyCancel
Vanessa recently posted..Homemade Garlic and Herb Croutons
We also I’ve French toast at our house and this recipe is genius!ReplyCancel
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Nothing is greater than a handmade Valentine’s day card for that special someone! Today, I created a small and easy Valentine’s Day Card for the hubs and my daughter. All you really need is a few materials. You will need: card-stock paper, vinyl, scissors, hole puncher, glue gun, string and envelope. Cut desired size of…
So cute and great way to use type from the computer and make it handmade.
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Brandi Powell recently posted..Coconut Cloud Cake
i’m a big fan of simple, quick and cute things. this definitely falls under those categories. thanks for the idea!ReplyCancel
xfallenmoon recently posted..diy: valentine’s day lover’s dice
I love this idea! The sparkly heart is my favorite part.
I’ve never used a Silhouette (sp?) and I’m not even sure what all they do, but I see a lot of craft/DIYers that use them…and your cute card may have just convinced me to look into them more!ReplyCancel
DesignedByBH recently posted..Making A Man Card…
Great Valentine card and tutorial too.ReplyCancel
Mia recently posted..Valentine hearts
Super cute and simple valentines card! Love it!ReplyCancel
Hope recently posted..Simple Autumn Wreath Tutorial
I’m almost done with my Valentine’s Day Decor. This year I only decided to decorate with a simple coffee filter wreath and decorate my mantel. I’m also doing a little photo-shoot, a little DIY Valentine’s Day shirt & a mini Valentine’s Day card that are coming soon. Stay tune for more Valentine’s Day decor and…
It would only be a $2 craft from the supermarket!! 😉 Love it! Totally cute!ReplyCancel
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I love your Valentine door! Hugs, PennyReplyCancel
Penny recently posted..Estate Sale Treasures
I am so in love with this! I love when inexpensive crafts look expensive! I found you on the nifty thrifty things link up.ReplyCancel
Nicole A. recently posted..Hugs for Valentines Day
ANGIE!!!! Oh my goodness, girl! This wreath is GORGEOUS! I’m sharing on my facebook page and pinning – LOVE it!ReplyCancel
Chelsea recently posted..4 Ideas for the Perfect Valentine’s Day Table
This is so pretty.ReplyCancel
Katherine G recently posted..Odd Mom Out
This is adorable. And I love that you kept the colours soft.ReplyCancel
Magali recently posted..I’ll Have A Blue Birthday
oh how smart it is to use coffee filter for the project. I couldn’t think of that. It looks so gorgeous, soft and fluffy with the filters. love it!ReplyCancel
Anh recently posted..Make Your Blog Reader-Friendly
Very pretty. I’m lovin’ all the X’s and O’s I’m seeing lately.ReplyCancel
SouthernScraps recently posted..Fabulous Friday Find
Your wreath is so beautiful! Perfect for Valentine’s Day!ReplyCancel
ShannonSews recently posted..Dip Dye T-shirt Tutorial
Totally loving this idea. Definitely pin worthy!
Would love for you to come on over and share at Finding the Pretty & Delicious Linky Party.
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What a fantastic wreath!!! LOVE it!! Thanks for sharing…pinning! 😉ReplyCancel
Brenda recently posted..Flower Pen Bouquet Tutorial
What a fantastic idea to make them out of cardboard. I saw something like this last year and could find the X and O’s in the store. Since I am totally not crafty, I never thought to make them myself. I found it on Flamingo Toes. Would love for you to link to Thursdays Treasures. http://fooddonelight.com/thursdays-treasures-week71/ReplyCancel
Christie – Food Done Light recently posted..Healthy Recipe Round Up #3
This is gorgeous! I’m adding it to a Valentine’s day round-up I’m doing and would love to include one of your photos in my link to you. Let me know if that’s okay with you!ReplyCancel
Anitra recently posted..21 Simple Romance Ideas: Day 10 #SimpleRomance
SO beautiful!! Hope you can link up at my trendy tuesday party!! http://www.sweetlittlegals.com/2013/02/trendy-tuesday-22.htmlReplyCancel
Sara recently posted..Trendy Tuesday #22
[…] Valentine’s XO Wreath ~ Alright, crafty gals, this is gorgeous DIY Valentine wreath made from cardboard and coffee filters. This is a must-do as far as I’m concerned so I included it even though it doesn’t have the instructions. Search Pinterest for coffee-filter wreath to find a number of how-to posts. […]ReplyCancel