Lets Make a Mess
Welcome Natasha of Violet Tinder Studios who is here to share with us a fun tutorial for making your own scented stationary. Natasha sells gorgeous stationary in her shop like the ones she used in this tutorial and you should definitely check them out! Don’t you just love the idea of scented stationery? It seems so romantic and a little old-fashioned… like you’re carefully putting together a love note for your
Treat bags and boxes are a fun craft project this Halloween. Whether you are just downloading and assembling a free printable, making something fun with your kids, or adding googly eyes to plain paper bags, treat bags are a cute way to wrap candy and treats. The larger bags make great party favors, and the smaller ones are perfect to fill with little candies and share with friends. Find the
Last year I had a lot of fun making a bunch of different pillow box designs. I ended out making the most for Halloween. (Check out: friendly monsters, mummies, Dracula, bats, and Frankenstein.) I love these pillow boxes because they’re so easy to assemble. I shared these cute jack-o-lantern gift boxes at Let’s Wrap Stuff last year, but I wanted to post them here as well: Today I’m sharing another cute box
I’ve teamed up with Portrait Innovations again to let you know about a fun event they’re having this Monday, October 26. Thanks for supporting the brands that keep Lines Across going! There is just something ridiculously adorable about babies and kids in costumes. Some of my favorite pictures of my kids are of them all dressed up. For example, last year I made this pineapple costume for Oliver and took
Oliver absolutely LOVES Elmo, so I was thrilled when we got to review the Playskool Sesame Street Play All Day Elmo as a part of our ongoing partnership with Playskool and Socialstars. #Playskoolcrew Oliver is 18 months now, and he is at such a fun age. He loves animals and other babies and he loves interacting with others. He is completely obsessed with his new Playskool Sesame Street Play All Day Elmo.
Hi, loves! First of all, thanks to my lovely host Miss Rachel! Now, let me introduce myself. I’m Amy, the maker behind Glitter in My Tea. I live to create. I love DIY-ing and inspiring others about their own projects. Other passions include celebrating holidays, party supplies, sprinkles, smooching my son’s chubby cheeks, and anything sparkly or colorful. In any creative facets in my life, I’m all for “more is
Maybe it’s because I grew up in Florida with a grapefruit tree in my backyard, but I’m a snob when it comes to juice. I absolutely love orange juice and grapefruit juice, but I want it to be fresh. Natalie’s OJ is seriously the BEST and it’s made with 100% Florida oranges. So of course I was thrilled to partner with Natalie’s to bring you these fun back to school notes.
There’s something so adorable about kids dressed up in costumes. When I first learned that the Michael’s Makers Challenge for the month of October was to make your own costume, I had too many ideas. Especially as a blogger it’s easy to start worrying about coming up with something totally unique or original. However, I’ve been wanting to make a little artist costume for Lyla for such a long time
