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This Garden Hose Spring Wreath screams SPRING!

Here is a simple and quick gift you can make for mother's day this year! PAINTED HAND BOUQUETS We made these up in a matter of minutes the o...

How to Make Paper Wisteria - This is one of those glorious DIYS that *looks* so much more complicated than it is. Easy, inexpensive DIY's are my jam.

Decoupage your own fantasy world with these cute and unique fairy tale mushrooms! Easily incorporate them into your garden decor or themed parties

This art print displays sharp, vivid images with a high degree of color accuracy on paper similar to that of a postcard or greeting card. A member of the versatile family of art prints, this highquality reproduction represents the best of both worlds: quality and affordability. Item #4275094

This is a simple scissors skills art project for little ones that are learning how to cut. Materials Needed: paper cups, scissors, variety of paint colors, markers, paint brush, Elmers glue, scraps of paper for stem and leaves, and a colorful piece of cardstock. Directions: 1. Have your toddler use scissors to cut small slitsContinue Reading

I came up with a great idea for a garden planter the other day as I was browsing the paint aisle of all places. I spied a stack of plain paint cans and thought, those would make amazing planters so I brought a few home and with a little painter's tape and spray paint created these: I had a ...

It seems as though everything blossomed overnight. This sight inspired us to try this Blossom Painting idea from Musings From Kim K. (via The Crafty Crow). I love to find ideas using materials I already have around the house. We first applied one coat of water to the paper (I used a heavier water color paper). Next, your child (in theory)Continue Reading

This beautiful lantern craft will bring a lovely glow into your home! Check out my blog post for the best lantern making tip and tricks!

(Phew! I'm getting this in just under the wire, aren't I?) Sensory Tub I was so psyched about this month's tub because it involves dirt!! Like real actual dirt! What kid doesn't love playing in dirt?! And truth be told, I was anxious to get my hands in this tub for some sensory goodness! Ever since I was a kid I've loved getting my hands dirty whether it be with mud, paint or flour. :) Hooray for messy fun!! James saw the tub and said, "Ooo what's that?! It's beautiful!". :) Bless his little…

The March issue of Southern Living arrived on my doorstep late last week, and I was immediately smitten with the gorgeous springtime scene pictured on its cover. Stunning, no? Something about that turquoise door juxtaposed against

Spring Crafts for Kids 1. Create a a Cheerful Flower Window Display! 2. Craft a Spring Tree Mural using flower-shaped sticky notes! 3. Stamp your own hyacinth picture with the help of a cork! 4. Use items you probably have on-hand to make a 3-D Spring Art project! 5. Get the …

Get ready for everything spring brings with 27 fun spring art projects for kids. These are easy to make and do with children of all ages!