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by Amy Waller on March 2nd, 2021 | No Comments »
St. Patrick’s Day is here!! Which means that we are half-way through March! Where is this year going?
Today I am going to share with you a quick and simple last minute craft that will instantly add a little green to your home for St. Patrick’s Day!
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by Rebecca E. Parsons on February 9th, 2021 | 9 Comments »
Like most of us, I am more than ready for spring this year. A fresh bouquet of flowers might just brighten up the house. I adore the book art of artist Lisa Occhipinti. I especially love her Sea Anemones. They inspired these DIY flowers created from the pages of…
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by Angie Holden on February 9th, 2021 | 4 Comments »
It is only February, but aren't you ready for spring? This wreath will hang on your front door to welcome spring and your guests. Welcome your friends with a cheery Hello using paints from Plaid.
Craft Project: How To Make a "Hello" Spring Wreath
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by sarahbagley on November 25th, 2020 | No Comments »
While I encourage my kids (and remind myself!) to practice gratitude year round, there's something about November that inspires all of us to pay extra attention to the things we're grateful for.
The kids, my husband, and I've been talking a lot about what we're grateful for around the dinner…
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by Lisa Pennington on November 18th, 2020 | 13 Comments »
I am crazy about fall decorating, but I'm not crazy about spending money. Let's face it, I like spending money ... let's be real. Today's economy calls for being frugal and creative. So, while I was in the grocery store doing my weekly shopping, I picked up a…
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by sarahbagley on November 6th, 2020 | No Comments »
I remember tracing my hands to make turkeys back in elementary school. We'd color in our fingers to make the features. And then we'd eat some sort of Thanksgiving lunch in the cafeteria.
I loved making those turkeys. It's one of those quintessential holiday kid crafts, no? But I've never…
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