Lets Make a Mess
So many wonderful designers have shared beautiful and gorgeous gift tag printables with us. It is simple and affordable to print and cut these gift tags and use them on our gifts. I especially love the look of brown kraft wrapping paper with some embellishments and a personalized tag. The styles of these gift tags range from rustic, to whimsical, to modern, to geometric, to artistic, to classic. via Oana
There are so many fun and creative ideas for wrapping gifts, but most of them are geared more for adults. Usually, kids probably prefer you to wrap their presents in wrapping paper with their favorite TV character on it. Here are a few fun interactive gift wrapping ideas, ways to make the outside of your gift almost as entertaining as the inside. 1. Wrap your gift in simple kraft wrapping
You may remember I recently was a part of a series thought up by Holly and Nat from My Sister’s Suitcase that was inspired by the lyrics of the song the 12 Days of Christmas. Some of the days were quite a challenge! I especially love how creative Nat and Holly got for the 10th day of Christmas – 10 Lords-A-Leaping. If you didn’t get a chance yet to check
I have really enjoyed making ornaments this year with polymer clay, like this candy cane bow, and these lollipops. Also check out this post with tips and projects for beginners to polymer clay. What you need: 1. Polymer clay (I used Sculpey red and white clay) 2. Sculpey Glaze and brush 3. Knife (I used the X-ACTO Z Series Knife) 4. Jewelry findings (If you plan on making a necklace) How to make
This gift guide is inspired by things that my 3 year old son already has and loves, and by things that I want to get him this year for Christmas. I’m also including some links to gift ideas for all preschoolers. (You can also check out my holiday gift guide for women, or my toddler/baby gift guide from last year) Has it, loves it! 1. Kiwi Crate – (Read our
Welcome Lindsay, who is the last post in this wonderful handmade ornament series. I have really especially loved ALL of the ornaments so far, and I might have to schedule a few hours to make a bunch of new ornaments for my tree. The thought of decorating these little trees like Lindsay did sounds especially fun. Hello, and happy Friday, Lines Across readers! I’m Lindsay, and I write Shrimp Salad Circus,
Welcome Lucy from Craftberry Bush! These rustic twig ornaments turned out beautifully. I really think that my tree needs a couple of these on it 🙂 The little embellishments are also a perfect touch. Hello ! I’m so happy to be here with Rachel and all the other great ladies to share with you a super easy and almost free ornament… To make your own rustic twig ornament you will
Welcome Crystal! These gilded pine cones are beautiful! I am also a big fan of the metallic trend right now. Hi everyone, I’m Crystal from A Pumpkin & A Princess. I’m a stay at home mom to three cuties and wife to one amazing guy. When I’m not chasing the little ones around you can find me sharing quick, easy, and budget-friendly creative ideas on my blog. I’m excited to
