You might not be able to tell from the weather (it keeps snowing, in our part of Oregon, that is rare, especially this late) but, Spring is right around the corner and I cannot wait. I wanted to make a fun, colorful wreath to bring in the season.
Time to prepare for Spring and Easter with this charming wreath made of curled cardstock strips. This versatile technique works year around – and is a great way to use up leftover cardstock.
I seem to be on a quest to make a wreath for every holiday and season. I can’t help it, they are usually so quick and easy to make, and they make me so happy when I see them as I am pulling into our driveway. So if you are like me, and you like to dress up your front door and make it all festive…today’s craft is for you! Continue reading
I can’t believe Christmas is only a week away! I wanted to share with you a very quick decoration that you can make before the big day gets here.
I love Halloween, I love handing out the candy, and making costumes (monkey for the little girl this year), and I love decorating for it! I always try to make our front porch festive for all the trick-or-treaters. Sadly last year one of my decorations, a flying ghost, died and had to go to a better place (the trash can). But it gives me the excuse to get/make some new decorations, and I think this guy is going to look amazing on our front door!
By Kids’ Crafts Contributor Rachel from the blog Doodle and Stitch.
This pretty felt flower wreath is the perfect girly craft, which would look lovely hanging on the wall or a bedroom door.
It’s raining, it’s pouring and this craft lady needed something to keep from snoring. They say it is officially Spring… But here in Portland we are in our longest season – RAIN. And it has been a wet one this year. Thankfully the rain hasn’t stopped the flowers and trees from starting to bloom, and I wanted to steal (or copy) some of that beauty for my front door. I hope you enjoy this wreath.
