Learn how to make a beautiful floral centerpiece for spring or Easter using a bunny figurine and a cake stand. Today I’m going to teach you how to make a really simple and beautiful decoration. It’s the perfect centerpiece for Easter or any spring event and you can achieve different looks by changing out the materials used. This post is sponsored by Hobby Lobby. To make this centerpiece, you will need four basic items: a figurine, a cake plate or tiered stand, craft foam and florals or greenery. You can change up the look of this craft a ton just by the different combinations of these items y ..read more

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Hobby Lobby. All opinions are 100% mine. Make these adorable wood bead Easter bunnies for a fun Easter craft or DIY decoration. Need a cute, easy versatile Easter craft? Today I’m going to show you how to make wood bead Easter bunnies! They are quick and fun to make and you only need a few supplies, but there are so many fun things you can do with them. I used my wood bead bunnies as napkin rings and as candy jar toppers, but let your creativity soar and I’m sure you can think of a dozen clever ways to use them. To make wood bead bunnies, yo ..read more

Thank you to Expressions Vinyl for sponsoring this post. Affiliate links may be used. Easter is coming right up, but it’s not too late to make some cute DIY Easter decorations. I’ve been wanting to try watercoloring on wood for a while now, so I decided now was the time and I made a watercolor floral wooden sign. It turned out so cute that I just had to create a tutorial for you. And I’m sharing a free cut file for the word “Easter” too. I love this loopy lettering. It’s so happy and spring-ish! I’m not a trained watercolor artist AT ALL, so if I can do it, you can too. Here’s the secret… Goo ..read more

Enjoy these easy Easter party decoration ideas!   Easter is one of my favorite holidays. I love the sweet pastel colors, blooming spring flowers, speckled eggs, rebirth, new beginnings and chances to be with family and friends. Today I’m sharing a pretty Easter dessert tablescape idea that’s easy to put together so you can get out of the kitchen and spend time with your loved ones. You’ll love these simple Easter party decor tips!     Gah! The cuteness! Let’s talk over some of the details.     The spring plaid tablecloth is from Walmart. I just couldn’t resist the co ..read more

We had almost an entire week of sunshine here in Idaho and it has lifted my spirits and given me the spring decorating itch. Today I’m going to show you how easy it is to make your own boxwood and speckled egg spring topiary. And the coolest part about this project is that the eggs are not permanent, so you can remove them after Easter and continue using the topiary all summer long. To make a tabletop boxwood topiary, you will need: Materials – 6 inch Boxwood Ball – Mini Speckled Eggs – Metal Flower Pot – Preserved Sheet Moss – Floral Foam – Wooden Dowel Begin by cut ..read more

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser, MARS Incorporated. All opinions are mine alone. #SweeterEaster #CollectiveBias Easter is coming right up, so today I’m sharing a fun Easter bunny treat bag craft tutorial and popcorn snack mix with you. You’ll be surprised how quick and easy it is to make these cute bunny sacks. They are the perfect way to package up a little gift to give friends or co-workers or  your kids’ teachers to celebrate Spring. I went to Walmart and  bought the new DOVE® Peanut Butter Eggs? Ah! They are heavenly! They are sold excl ..read more

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SweeterEaster #CollectiveBias A few weeks ago I got a crazy idea. Wouldn’t it be neat if there was such a thing as an edible Easter basket? A basket made of candy that you could fill with candy… it sounded so cool that I HAD to find a way to make it happen. After a lot of brainstorming and a few failed attempts, I was successful! This Easter basket is made of chocolate and candy. This is just way too exciting, guys. And guess what? I’m no chocolatier. If I can make it, you can too! To st ..read more

Can I just start this post by saying that getting three kids dressed and groomed and then keeping them clean long enough to get a photo where they are actually smiling is impossible?! Man! I just couldn’t seem to make it happen. So you get what you get in the photo department. But… on to the sewing… I made matching outfits for the kiddos for Easter! And I even finished them early for once! I had big plans to post all about them last week, but one thing led to another and here it is Thursday already. Dontcha hate it when that happens?! I bought the mustard polka dot fabric at Hobby Lobby becaus ..read more

Easter is coming. Yay! I pulled out my decorations, which consist of a cool wooden bunny I found for a buck at a yard sale and a bunch of painted plastic eggs. Yep, that’s the extent of the Easter decor, but it’s enough to make me happy and to remind me that I still need to go buy a year’s supply of Cadbury Mini Eggs. Mmmmm…. I wanted pretty eggs to go in my apothecary jars, but I did not want to pay what they were charging at the stores for fake eggs. I mean, they are FAKE people! They should not cost an arm and a leg! So I took the regular old cheap plastic Easter eggs (come on, I know you ..read more