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3 Naturally Dyed Easter Egg Tutorials – Using Food Waste and Kitchen Scraps to Dye Eggs!
Make the best naturally dyed Easter Eggs using food scraps and kitchen waste to create eco-friendly dyes with items you already have at home!
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Kid Friendly Pressed Flower Crafts: 10 Ways to Preserve Spring Blooms
Here are 10 kid friendly pressed flower crafts you can easily make at home!
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Make Your Own Simple Plush Bunny Using my FREE Sewing Pattern!
I’ve decided to share my original bunny pattern with you! Now you can easily sew your own aromatherapy bunny at home for the best snuggles. (Yes! that’s right, this bunny has lavender inside!) Everything you need to know is in the pattern and tutorial!
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5 Valentine’s Day Crafts to Make with Fabric
It’s almost Valentine’s Day! Make these fun crafts with fabric you find around your home.
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My Experience with a “Speedweve” Darning Loom
If you have spent any amount of time on my blog or Instagram page, you know that I regularly encourage others to pursue creative things. I love that this creative process is also useful! I was able to mend several holes in my cashmere sweater, my own denim pants, and I plan to mend my…
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Word of the Year – 2023
Do you have a word of the year? I’m sharing mine in this post and why I chose it…
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24 Simple and Creative Holiday Activities to Spark Creativity
I believe that each of us were created to be creative – that creativity is innately woven into the fiber of our beings. In this post, I have compiled 24 creative activities for the holiday season to help you make time to do something creative every day…
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Kid Friendly Pressed Flower Crafts: 10 Ways to Preserve Spring Blooms
Here are 10 kid friendly pressed flower crafts you can easily make at home!
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How to Make Vinyl Stickers Using Real Flowers
How to make vinyl stickers using real flowers using simple materials and a few easy steps!
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6 Valentine’s Day Crafts to Make with Fabric
It’s almost Valentine’s Day! Make these fun crafts with fabric you find around your home.
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