Here are…

17 Easter Brunch Recipes (and some other ideas) from this week’s Best Friday Features!

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French Toast Cups @ Simply Stacie

Orange Cream Kolaches @ I Should Be Mopping the Floor

Easy Eggs Benedict with Onion Rings @ Frugal Foodie Mama

Lemon Blueberry Pancakes @ Delightful E Made

Broccoli Frittata @ Simply Stacie

Fresh Fruit Arugula and Quinoa Salad @ Cooking on the Front Burner

DIY Floral Table Runner @ Bird’s Party

Lemon Curd Cheesecake @ Gluesticks

Easter Egg Place Holders @ Faeries and Fauna

Grilled Halloumi, Radish, and Watermelon Salad @ Sparkles in the Everyday

Pineapple Orange Smoothie @ Dizzy, Busy, and Hungry

Easy Triple Berry Cobbler @ Delighful E Made

Milk Bread Rolls @ Treat & Trick

Carrot Patch Cupcakes @ Sew Historically

Strawberry Spinach Salad with Poppyseed Dressing @ Curly Crafty Mom

Breakfast Bread Boat @ The Kittchen

Orange Marmalade Ginger Ham Glaze @ A Dish of Daily Life

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Don’t forget to visit this week’s Best Friday Features for a huge variety of projects, recipes, and more!

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Are you having an Easter Brunch this year?

Tell me what you’ve been working on in the comments – I would love to come see YOUR ideas!!

xoxo

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Hello everyone! My name is Michelle and I blog over at Delicate Construction where I like to make things that are adorable, affordable and attainable and that is exactly what I have to share with you today!

Home Made Paper Beads

I have loved every piece of Jen’s new line, especially the Pebbles Paper Pad, and I had the hardest time choosing what to make because every pattern and piece is so cute! I decided to go old school and make a new version of something I loved to make in middle school- paper beads. It came to my mind while talking with friends and once I saw the paper pack, I immediately had to give it a try!

These are easy, fun and rather addictive to make and are a great project for kids and moms alike. I also think they would be the perfect craft for sleep over, lazy afternoon, Tuesday, whatever. Plus it is also a great use of scraps! Here is what you need for these fun and easy paper bracelets:

• Pebbles 12×12 Paper Pad
• Paper Trimmer
• Glue Stick
• Add a Bead Bracelet with Magnetic Clasp

Cut Paper Strips

The first thing I did was cut long narrow triangle strips of paper that were 12 inches long at at the base around 1/4-1/2 inch wide. I didn’t feel like this was something that needed to be measured because I liked that every bead was slightly different.

Then I started at the wide end and began tightly rolling up the triangle.

Roll Up Paper Strips

Once I had rolled it a few times, I got out the glue stick and applied glue the entire length of the remaining triangle.

Let it Finish Drying

After it was all rolled up, I held it in my hand for about 30 seconds and then set it aside to finish drying. It didn’t take long before they were ready to add to my bracelet base. I love these magnetic clasp bases where you simply unscrew one of the clasps, add you beads and reattach the clasp and done! No pliers or scissors needed!

String Into a Bracelet or Necklace

I loved the bracelet, but truth be told, my daughter stole it… but that is the natural order of things, isn’t it? I hope you liked this tutorial and give it a try and let me know in the comments!

Thank you so much to Jen for having me on today! If you liked this craft, I would love to see you over at my little corner of the internet some time!

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Thanks Michelle! What a fun idea and it would be so great for a kid craft, too!

Michelle has great ideas on her blog. Here are a few more ideas I know you’ll love:

These Fun and Easy Owl Cupcakes are perfect for Fall!

And, here’s a great idea for organizing your jewelry in a pretty way! Check out her post for this Jewelry Organization!

And her Paper Teapot Centerpieces are amazing!

xoxo

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The first thing I did was create a label for my Summer Memory Box. I used a chalkboard sticker, some Thickers, and a gold metal label.

This label fit perfectly on the recipe box. The adhesive on the chalkboard label is really sticky so there’s no worry of it falling off.

 

 

xoxo

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And I’m giving away a COMPLETE SET of my collection too at the end of the post!! 

I used many of the colors I love and have used throughout my home — turquoise, coral, yellow. Plus splashes of black and gold. The papers are very trendy and graphic – polka dots, stripes, chevrons and patterns inspired by my #1905Cottage.

  There are products that will be fun to use for DIY and home décor , including printed kraft paper, stickers, pocket tags, chalkboard labels and gold decorative tape. Complete your collection with kraft glitter bags, a recipe box, and a coordinating Project Life Mini Kit.

And one of my favorite things is this wooden recipe box which can be used for so many things!

 And I’m so excited to be giving away MY FULL LINE – every single item in the line to one winner! 

And here’s how to win:

a Rafflecopter giveaway* * * * *

And for another chance to win, head over to the Pebbles blog where they are giving away my new products too!!!

You can see the full line and order anything from the line at Pebbles In My Pocket Shop.

It’s all 20% off right now AND free shipping with any orders over $50!! 

Have a BEAUTIFUL day! 

xoxo

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