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We’re back!
The stomach bug is finally out of our house… spring is here…
and it’s a beautiful thing.
In honor of being able to enjoy a glass of wine on the front porch…
CRAFTS with CORKS
Simpy hot glue your corks to a wooden letter cutout.
Great Tutorial HERE from Growing Up Gardner
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Supplies: Wine Corks, Hot Glue, & Non-Adhesive Shelf Liner
Tutorial HERE from Crafty Nest
Tutorial HERE – Make Your Own Design
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from Two Twenty One
Since St. Patrick’s Day is tomorrow, here are some last minute
leprechaun tricks and treats for the kiddos…
from A Differentiated Kindergarten
from The Idea Room
from Too Stinkin’ Cute
{Recipe HERE}
from The Family Kitchen
{Recipe HERE}
from Oopsey Daisy
Round-Up of Kiddo-Inspired Easter Crafts
from Disney Family Fun
SUPPLIES
Lucky Rabbit Feet Template {DOWNLOAD HERE}
White, Brown, and Pink Felt
Glue
Jingle Bells
Pink Paint
from Disney Family Fun
SUPPLIES
Colorful Card Stock
Scissors
Double-Sided Tape
Embroidery Floss
from Busy Bee Kid Crafts
SUPPLIES
Pink, Black, & White Construction paper
Glue
Scissors
Pipe cleaners {optional}
Stapler or Tape
Funny Bunny Hat Template {DOWNLOAD HERE}
from Busy Bee Kid Crafts
SUPPLIES
Paper plate
Green & Pink Construction Paper
Pencil
Scissors
Black Marker
Glue
from Busy Bee Kid Crafts
SUPPLIES
Orange Construction Paper
Glue or Tape
Green Napkin
Orange marker {optional}
from Disney Family Fun
SUPPLIES
Spoon or Funnel
Dried Tentils
Child’s Sock
Rubber Band
Ribbon
Scissors & Glue
Black, White & Pink Felt
Cotton Ball
Enjoy!
A Ten51 TUTORIAL
Let me start by saying, I do not sew. I know this is a drawback when it comes to crafting {and maybe someday I’ll learn} but that day is not today.
This blanket only took me about an hour to make. It makes such a great baby gift! I used 1-yard of Blizzard Fleece fabric from Joanne Fabric’s. I would recommend using 1/2 yard for a baby blanket. First, lay the two pieces of fleece on top of each other {w/ the “nice” sides facing outwards}. Then trim the edges to make an even square {or rectangle}. After that, cut slits about 1/2 inch apart and 1 inch deep. Once cuts have been made around the entire edge, start double-knotting the tabs of each fabric together. Sit back, watch your favorite show {Modern Family in my case}, and knot away until you’ve knotted every tab on the blanket. And that’s it! No sewing involved. I loved this easy project, and Rea seemed to enjoy its coziness too!
Enjoy!