DIY Spring Flower Lanterns

Spring is almost here, and there’s no better way to bring the beauty of the season into your home than with a simple and charming DIY project!! These easy DIY Spring Flower Lanterns capture the essence of blooming flowers and glowing candlelight, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. This project is perfect for crafters of all skill levels and only takes about 30 minutes to complete!

Spring Flower Lantern Supplies

To create these delicate lanterns, you’ll need just a few basic supplies:

• Dried flowers
• Matte Mod Podge
• A paintbrush
• Lanterns
• Battery-operated candles

How to Make DIY Spring Flower Lanterns

The dried flower packages come in several different color schemes, allowing you to customize your lanterns to match your decor. I bought two different packs of flowers, and I still have about half left over, so one package is plenty for decorating up to three small lanterns. The best part? Each pack of flowers comes with tweezers, making placement super easy!

Step 1: Prepare Your Work Area

Before you begin, set up your workspace with all your supplies within reach. Pour a small amount of Mod Podge into a container for easy application. Make sure your lanterns are clean and dry so the flowers adhere properly.

Step 2: Apply the First Layer of Mod Podge

Using a paintbrush, apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to one side of the lantern. Be sure to use even strokes in one direction for a smooth and polished finish. The Mod Podge dries clear, but it will create a rippled texture, giving the lantern a gorgeous stained-glass effect!

Step 3: Place the Dried Flowers

While the Mod Podge is still wet, carefully place the dried flowers onto the lantern. Use the included tweezers to position them exactly how you want. Gently press down so the flowers adhere to the surface. The flowers are delicate, so handle them with care to prevent tearing or crumbling.

Step 4: Seal the Flowers with Mod Podge

Once your flowers are arranged, brush another layer of Mod Podge over them. This will seal them in place and protect them from peeling or lifting over time. Be gentle with your brush strokes to avoid damaging the fragile petals.

Step 5: Repeat on All Sides

Turn the lantern and repeat the process on each remaining side. Apply Mod Podge, press on the dried flowers, and seal them with a topcoat. Continue this process until all sides are complete. Allow the Mod Podge to dry completely before moving on to the next step.

Step 6: Add Your Battery-Operated Candles

Once your lantern is dry, place a battery-operated candle inside. The soft glow of the candlelight shining through the pressed flowers creates a stunning effect, making these lanterns a gorgeous addition to any space in your home.

Where to Display Your Flower Lanterns

These DIY Spring Flower Lanterns are incredibly versatile! Here are some ideas for where to place them:

• As a centerpiece: Arrange them on your dining table for a beautiful spring-inspired tablescape.
• On a shelf: Add them to a bookshelf or mantel to brighten up your decor.
• In the kitchen: Place one on your countertop to bring a touch of spring to your cooking space.
• On a nightstand: Use them as a soft and dreamy nightlight in your bedroom.
• On a covered porch: You can also use outdoor mod podge and display these lanterns on your porch!

Final Thoughts

Creating these DIY Spring Flower Lanterns is such a fun and easy way to welcome the season into your home. The delicate pressed flowers combined with the soft candlelight make for a truly magical look. Plus, this project is beginner-friendly and budget-conscious—one package of dried flowers goes a long way!

Spring Flower Crafts

Here are some more fun spring flower crafts to make!

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DIY Flower Garland | Happy Happy Nester

A DIY flower garland is an easy and beautiful way to add charm to any room. This specific garland is made from paper flowers and a bay leaf base! It’s a fun, creative project suitable for any season, whether you want bright blooms for spring or warm tones for fall. You can drape it across a mantel, use it as a table runner, or display it over a shelf for a cozy touch. With just a few basic supplies—crepe paper flowers and some string—you can create this homemade floral garland that looks effortlessly beautiful and lasts a long time.

Easy Rose And Floating Candle Centerpiece | Craftberry Bush

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Affordable Spring Floral Art | My Sweet Savannah

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And here are a few more DIY ways to bring the feeling of Spring into your home!

DIY Spring Bunny Treat Bags

Simple Easter Bunny Treat Bags. Celebrate Spring and Easter with the simple bunny bags you can create in minutes!

Spring Clay Mushroom Stakes

Anthropologie-Inspired Clay Mushroom Plant Stakes. Make these adorable clay mushroom stakes to add to planters and for Spring!

Spring Mushroom and Moss Wreath

Celebrate Spring by making this DIY wreath with wooden mushrooms, butterflies and moss!

What projects are YOU working on for Spring?

xoxo

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Thrifted Bundy Pan to Patio Planter

Thrifting for Inspiration

Do you like to thrift? I am obsessed with history (also why I live in an 1891 home). I love finding special heirlooms and wonder what they have experienced. There’s something special about finding a one-of-a-kind trasure that’s perfect to fit into your home.

The Problem and the Solution

For me, thrifting has been more than just a hobby; it’s been a way of life for the past 17 years I’ve been blogging and sharing. Over that time, I’ve discovered countless treasures waiting to be repurposed, from vintage clothing to furniture and beyond. But one of my favorite things to upcycle is clothes, and my latest project has been particularly satisfying: transforming a thrifted bundt pan into a charming patio planter.

A Creative Revelation

It all started with a simple problem: I wanted to add fresh flowers to our patio table for the summer, but the presence of a center umbrella meant any traditional planter would be off-center. Determined to find a solution, I began brainstorming creative alternatives. That’s when the idea of a planter with a hole in the center struck me, and bundt pans immediately came to mind.

Finding the Perfect Piece

With a clear vision in mind, I set off to my local thrift store, where I was met with a plethora of bundt pans in various shapes and sizes. After some careful consideration, I selected one with the largest center hole I could find, crossing my fingers that it would fit the bill. And much to my delight, it did!

Bringing the Vision to Life

With my thrifted treasure in hand, I eagerly set to work on my DIY project. The process was simple yet immensely satisfying. I filled the bundt pan with soil, carefully planting four vibrant geraniums along with trailing vines and filler flowers to add texture and depth. As I worked, I couldn’t help but admire the transformation taking place before my eyes.

A Beautiful Result

Once complete, I placed the planter in the center of my patio table, and the results were beyond my expectations. The bundt pan, with its intricate design and ample size, served as the perfect vessel for my floral display. And thanks to its circular shape, the planter looked stunning from every angle, adding a touch of beauty and charm to our outdoor space.

The Joy of Upcycling

But perhaps the most rewarding aspect of this project was knowing that I had given new life to an old, forgotten item. Instead of letting the bundt pan languish in a thrift store, it now serves as a focal point of my patio, bringing joy and beauty to my everyday life.

Embracing Creativity

So, if you’re looking for a fun and eco-friendly DIY project to try at home, I highly recommend giving thrifting and upcycling a go. Who knows what treasures you might find and what creative possibilities they might inspire? Whether it’s a bundt pan turned planter or something entirely different, the possibilities are endless when you let your imagination run wild.

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So head over to your local thrift store, rummage through those shelves, and see what hidden gems you can uncover. With a little creativity and ingenuity, you can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, one upcycled treasure at a time. Who knows, your next DIY masterpiece might just be waiting for you to discover it.

More Upcycled Projects to Make!

Here are some of my favorite upcycled projects I’ve created over the years:

• Bookshelf to Party Cart
• Thrifted Ornaments to Christmas Wreath
• Old Frames to Gallery Wall
• Shower Curtain to Duvet
• Straws to Wreath
• Drop Cloths to Slipcover
• Cookie Sheet to Advent Calendar
• Crib Headboard to Bench
• Spring Sweater Refashion
• Dollar Store Towels to Anthropologie-Inspired Shirt

Have a Creative Day!

xoxo

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7 Spring Front Porch Ideas

Hi, friends! Raise your hand if you’re ready for warm weather and spring period spring is one of my favorite Seasons here in Utah because everything’s in blue and the weather is still nice and not too warm. one of my favorite things to do is decorate our front porch period today I’m sharing some of my favorite DIY ideas that make it so easy to create a welcoming front door and porch.

9 amazing Spring Front Porch Ideas

Today I am super thrilled to be joining with some of my friends for a spring front top! You will love these ideas. You can find the links to all of the porches at the bottom of the post. Hop over and pin the ideas so you can find them when you’re ready to work on your front porch!

If you are here from White Lilac Farmhouse, isn’t Tammy’s porch so warm and welcoming?

Spring Succulent Porch

A couple years ago I created one of my very favorite front porches. It had a succulent theme and I love how bright and colorful it was! Here are some simple ways that I brought this fun feeling to our succulent porch:

• A bright rug: brings color onto the porch and really grounds the whole Space.
• Thrifted ladder: I found this colorful turquoise ladder at a thrift store and thought it would be perfect to Potted plants. I used to White pots to make them all uniform and place them on the ladder rungs.
• Basket wreath: instead of a traditional wreath I went with a basket wreath and then I filled it with pho peonies and branches plus a hot pink ribbon which really tied in with my pink and yellow rug.
• Vintage door: at the store leftover from our remodeling projects at the 1891 Cottage, and I thought it would be nice to add a little architectural interest to the porch. I put the antique door behind a ladder and I think it’s kind of showcases the succulent ladder and a great way.

You can find out more about how I created this succulent porch on this post: spring succulent ladder porch.

Spring Butterfly Porch

Another year I created a colorful spring porch with many Floral elements. Here’s how I created this a colorful spring porch:

• Butterfly wreath: I took a wreatha I already had and added some paper butterflies that I cut out of my paper line with American crafts. I added a fabric Banner to the middle that says quotation mark spread your wings and fly quotation mark.
• I mimicked the flowers and Greenery of the wreath by using a faux flower Garland around my door. I love the way that it really brings spring to our front door.
• Layered doormats: my friends at nickel designs gifted me this beautiful graphic leaf doormat which I layered with one of their black and white bohemian cotton rugs underneath.
• Add a spring sign: I found this hello sign with white florals at Hobby Lobby and I thought it looked really great with the graphic entryway rug.
• I added pops of color with flowers. Faux flowers in a white wooden planter on one side of the porch balance out the pink peonies that are in the galvanized container which I placed on an antique chair for a statement.

You can find out more about this Spring porch — Spring Porch and Butterfly Wreath

Bohemian Spring Porch

I love a boho look. This year I created a really bohemian-themed spring front porch with some really easy natural elements and pink accents that reflect the pink on our front door. Here’s how I created this Bohemian spring porch:

• A oversized natural rug really grounds the space. An extra large rug expands the space and makes it more welcoming.
• Olive Tree: I wanted to add height to this porch so I brought my olive tree outside and put it in this adorable scalloped basket container.
• Olive garland: Continue the olive theme around my front door with a couple Olive garlands that I found on clearance. I think the Olive Tree brings the eye up and then it continues around the door with the Olive Garland.
• Natural wood lanterns: I added some natural wood lanterns to bring a glow to the porch at night.
• Bench and pillows: A farmhouse bench and bohemian pillows, a cozy pink throw create a welcoming space.
• Bohemian Furniture: on each side of the front door we have some beautiful bohemian furniture. Our Serena and Lily swing is on the left hand side of the porch and the natural wood of the swing and the shape really looks so pretty with a Bohemian front door. On the other side of the porch is a sitting area where I put some rattan chairs..

You can read more about how I created this Bohemian spring porch here: spring Bohemian porch.

Flower Market Spring Porch

I think spring is the perfect time to create a really beautiful flower-themed porch. Here’s how I created this flower market spring porch:

• Simple flower market wreath: I used to Greenery wreath and added Sharpie pen eggs. Eggs are just faux eggs that I had and I used Sharpie markers to color graphic designs on the pen and then I glued them on to the wreath. Faux flowers and a large black and white bow for the top, then I added the sign to the wreath.
• Layered entry rugs: I love layering rugs and for this front porch I used a “hi” rug and layered a classic black and white plaid rug underneath. I also layered a larger rug underneath those two rugs and really created a cozier space with larger rug that really draws people onto our porch.
• Galvanized flower containers: I brought color to this flower market wreath with a lot of flowers that I put inside these Flower Market galvanized containers. I like the way that the galvanized flower market containers coordinate with our larger planters that we keep out all year round.
• Flower market signs: Flower market signs on an antique chair with lowers.

Black and white succulent porch

This was our back porch but I thought it would be fun to talk about that for a minute. This is how I created this black and white succulent porch:

• Black and white checked rug: I used a very large black and white rug to ground the space and give it a little bit of softness.
• Pillows and throws: I think adding comfortable cushions, pillows and throws plus an ottoman here makes the space softer and lends itself more to using the space instead of just having a beautiful porch. I think a port should be used as well as being beautiful.
• Succulent hanging containers: team planters. I grouped them behind the chairs and table as a focal point. I also on a succulent wreath that I created: you can find the tutorial for the street here — a container succulent spring wreath.

You can find out how I made this flower pot porch here — DIY Spring Porch.

Spring Kite Porch

This was the spring porch at my 1905 Cottage. It was small but this is one of my favorite porches that I have created. Here are some of my favorite projects from that flower pot porch:

I thought a kite-themed wreath was perfect for Spring. I cut out a kite shaped piece of wood, painted it and added it to the wreath. It’s a fun wreath for Spring!

You can find out how I made the Spring Kite wreath here — Spring Kite Wreath.

Flower Pot Spring Porch

• Ladder with hanging pots: This DIY ladder was an Advent ladder originally. For a spring porch, spray painted the ladder White, and found these wooden buckets and put flowers inside and hung them from the rungs of my DIY ladder.
• Created a seating area: a small bench is perfect for a smaller porch. Just add pillows and you have an instant seating area.
• A watering can wreath: use a galvanized watering can as a wreath is a super simple way to create a cute and quirky wreath alternative for spring, Just add flowers inside the watering can and ribbon and you have an adorable wreath alternative.
• White lanterns: multiple white lanterns bring light and are pretty focal points for spring. It doesn’t matter if your lanterns are the same the white color connects them, and makes them look cohesive together.

French Spring Front Porch

This French spring front porch was also at my 1905 Cottage. I loved that Dutch store. Here’s how I created the spring French from porch:

• Flowers and crates: Potted flowers and Farmers Market crates in the flower bed in front and around the front door and the bistro set on the porch.
• A French bike in front: a French style bike with a basket looked so cute in front of my porch. I added flowers to the basket.
• Galvanized door hanger: are so easy to insert inside of a basket hanger for your door. This one was galvanized and I love seeing the flowers peeking out the top and cascading down the container.
• A French bistro set: this bistro set is vintage and I painted it yellow to match the Dutch store. Some striped pillows seem very Parisian and we had a little picnic on the porch for spring!

You can find out more about this Spring porch here: Spring Flower Pot Porch.

Next Stop on the Front Porch Tour

Thanks for stopping by and reading all about my spring front porches. Let me know if you have any questions! Next on the spring front porch tour is Rachel at the Ponds Farmhouse. Rachel has the most gorgeous porch and she’s sharing all kinds of ways to make it even Cozier and more welcoming for spring. Be sure to stop by and see all of her Amazing Ideas!

French front porch

Which idea do you want to begin with on your spring front porch?

Let us know in the comments!

XOXO

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Spring DIY Upcycled Chair Planter

Don’t you love Spring? I always get so excited to plant flowers and get my yard ready for outdoor entertaining! When my kids were little I remember taking an old chair, spray painting it yellow and planting flowers in it. So over the weekend when my husband and I were out on our early morning Saturday, walk and I came across an old chair abandoned on a street corner, I knew what I wanted to do!

DIY Spring Ideas

I’m joining some friends who are sharing the prettiest spring DIY ideas. Scroll down and hop over to see the tutorials!

Upcycle an Old Chair Into a Planter

An old chair can become the perfect upcycled planter. There are a few ways to turn an old chair into a planter. I am going to share two ways to turn an old chair into a delightful flower planter.

Chair Planter with No Pot

(source unknown)

This is the way I made a chair into a planter about 20 years ago. You don’t need a pot to use this method. This is a great upcycle if you have a chair with a seat that is broken or missing.

No Pot Chair Planter Supplies:

• old chair with no seat
• chicken wire or screen door material
• coco liner material
• garden dirt
• flowers
• Staple Gun

How to Make a Chair Planter with No Pot

• Cut a large length of window screen or chicken wire and staple it onto the top edges of the chair cavity, leave enough in the middle so it creates a cavity in the middle of the open chair seat.
• Line the chicken wire or window screen material with coir/coco liner.
• Fill cavity 3/4 way full with garden soil.
• Plant flowers in the cavity.
• Fill in holes between flowers with garden soil.
• Enjoy your planter!

Make a Chair Planter with a Pot

I find this to be an easier way but it might not be as charming? What do you think? The chair that I found on the side of the road was originally a “commode chair” so it already had a hole cut out fo a container. I also love that it has a large apron that conceals the bowl. It’s perfect for a planter! But you don’t need this type of chair to make this planter. Any chair with a removable seat will work!

Potted Chair Planter Supplies:

• Old chair
• Hammer and nails
• Shims or a couple pieces of scrap wood
• Primer and spray paint (optional)
• Pot
• Garden Soil
• Flowers

How to Make a Potted Chair Planter

Here is how you can transform an old chair into a cute planter in minutes!

• Take the seat off your chair. Or, if your seat is hard to remove, but a hole in the middle of the seat. Measure your pot and cut the hole to be smaller than the widest point of the pot.
• Paint your chair (optional). I painted my chair to give it more strength against the elements but you can also leave the bare wood of your chair or give it a coat of polyurethane to protect it. I used a ultra-bonding primer first and then put a chalk spray paint over the top.
• If you didn’t cut a hole in the seat, you will want to add some pieces of wood around the base of the chair to hold your pot edges. I used a couple pieces of the wood from the seat and nailed them on both sides of the seat so that the pot could rest on them.
• Add garden soil to your pot and plant your flowers.
• Put the pot in the cavity of your chair.
• Enjoy your adorable chair planter!

More Potted Chair Inspiration

Here are a few other chair planters to give you inspiration! I hope you score your neighborhood or your Facebook marketplace for free chair to give new life to in your yard!

DIY Succulent Chair Planter at Garden Therapy

How fun is this succulent chair? It would be so cute inside too!

Potted Chair with Herbs (source unknown)

Wouldn’t this be perfect to place right outside of your kitchen? I love the idea of planting herbs! It’s a perfect idea if you have a smaller yard or apartment.

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Easy Spring Decor Ideas | Zevy Joy

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Easter Wreath DIY | Happy Happy Nester

Simple Living Room Spring Decor | Twelve on Main

Which project do you want to make first?

xoxo

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How to make a DIY recirculating fountain out of a pot

This is a project I did for my home a few years ago.  I love the sound of water and I wanted to create a fountain so I could hear the sound of falling water in my home! I added a colorful pot and create a recirculating fountain to our home.

This is a  recirculating fountain idea that is easy to create AND really cost efficient!!

I saw  a great tutorial on The Hip House Girl a few years ago and was inspired to create a DIY fountain you can make with a pot!

You can put it in your front yard, patio or side yard!!

It took a few revisions but it turned out to be an amazing project for our yard and one that would work for ANY home!

DIY Recirculating Ceramic Pot Fountain

Online Supply List:

• Ceramic pot.
• 5-gallon bucket.
• Aluminum L-brackets
• Metal screen material
• Submersible pump, hose and if you want — an attachment for fountain spray.
• Outdoor plug with GFCI

Here’s a printable sketch and description of what I did (click on the link for more information):

Here’s what you do to create a DIY Recirculating Fountain:

• Dig a hole to bury a 5-gallon bucket in your yard.

• Cut aluminum L-brackets  to fit over the bucket (these will carry the weight of your pot and water for the fountain).

• Use wire cutters to make a square of wire mesh material to fit over the pot with a hole in the middle for the pump hose to go through. I also covered the mesh with some smaller window screen material to keep debris from falling inside of the bucket.

• Put the pump on the bottom of the bucket. I rested the pump on a plastic tupperware container filled with rocks. This keeps the debris that is collected at the bottom of the pot from getting in the pump.

• Run the tubing up through the mesh and through the ceramic pot above and attach it to the Nozzle kit to the top. Use rocks to hold the tubing in place at the bottom of the pot. I also ran the tubing through a length of PVC pipe to keep it straight. I painted the PVC pipe black to match the tubing. More details on this in the printable sketch.

• I had to experiment to find the right kind of caulk to use for this project. You need silicone caulk that is made to withstand water. Apply the caulk and allow it to dry according to the directions before you get it wet.

• Then add water, add power and you are ready to go!!

A quick weekend project for YOUR home!

Be sure to see The Hip House Girl for her tutorial. And, Lowe’s also has a great tutorial on how to make a fountain with a pot on their Creative ideas website. This is a quick, weekend project that can bring you so much satisfaction! It’s perfect for a backyard project too!

Pin DIY Outdoor Circulating Fountain

Pin this outdoor recirculating fountain project so you remember where it is when you’re ready to make it!

 More Outdoor DIY Projects

17 Outdoor Yard Projects

Work on your home while you’re home with these easy DIY ideas!

18 Awesome Patio Projects

These patio projects are easy and will make staying home even better!

How to Make a Raised Garden Planter Box

Grow your own veggies and herbs this year. There’s nothing better than home-grown produce!

Have a Creative Day!

xox

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17 Spring Home DIY Projects!

17 Spring Home DIY Projects from this week’s Best Friday Features!

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How to Make a Tulpic Bucket Door Decor @ Refresh Restyle

DIY Magnolia Inspired Basket @ Salvage Sister and Mister

Easy Staircase Makeover @ Noting Grace

Doggie Den Dog Kennel Furniture @ Lolly Jane

DIY Hanging Planter Project @ Repurpose and Upcycle

Wagon Wheel Farmhouse Style Wreath @ Lydia Out Loud

Spring Flower Home Tour @ So Much Better with Age

Fresh Cheerful Spring Mantel @ Sweet Parrish Place

Simple Spring Printable @ Taryn Whiteaker

Spring Mailbox Bouquet @ The Scrap Shoppe Blog

Spring Vignettes & Console Table Decor @ Curly Crafty Mom

Caring for Cut Tulips so They Last Longer @ Stone Gable

Turning a Photo Into a Canvas Print @ Taryn Whiteaker

An Easy and Frugal Garden Craft @ Diane and Dean

Vintage Dresser Bathroom Vanity @ Lolly Jane

Moss Covered Clay Pots @ Refresh Restyle

Easy DIY Farmhouse Serving Tray Tutorial @ She Saved

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I love the transition from winter to spring! What is your favorite season shift?

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

xoxo

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Do you decorate for Easter? I love an easy project. This idea is fast and only takes a few minutes to assemble. 5-Minute Spring Bunny Wreath.

I found the bunny wood cutout and the garland in Target’s Dollar Spot. Then I just added a felt ball and some ribbon and voila – a festive Easter wreath.

I hot glued everything together. The felt balls are from the felt garlands that I use all of the time. I found them in the scrapbook section of Hobby Lobby. You can use your 40% off coupon and they are about $5.

If you don’t have access to a Target, or see this post after they stop carrying these bunny cut outs, The Wood Connection has some similar bunny cut outs that would probably work as well.

I draped a couple of the felt ball garlands around my front door too. I filled some lanterns with dollar tree eggs and put them in my galvanized planters, along with some Dollar Tree flowers since it’s too cold for real flowers to survive yet. I’m really happy with my easy and inexpensive Spring porch so far!

I also made some bunny topiaries and created an easy Spring Mantel. I will share that project with you this week too! Doing all of these Easter projects really has me excited about Spring!! I can’t wait for warmer weather and Spring Break!

If you are looking for some projects to do with your kids for Spring Break, be sure to check these out!

Fluffy Cloud Slime

Fluffy Cloud Slime – this is one of our favorite slimes to make! The texture is fluffier and lighter than regular slime. And it’s really easy to make.

And here are a few other slimes we enjoy making! 

Safe Puffy Slime 

3-Ingredient Butter Slime 

Make Giant Bubbles 

Have a FUN day! 

xoxo

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Here are…

16 Spring Before and After DIYs from this week’s Best Friday Features!

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Modern Embroidery Hoop Wreath @ Design, Dining and Diapers

DIY Reclaimed Wood Sliding TV Cover @ Simplicity in the South

How to Build a Bench @ Grillo Designs

DIY Mason Jar Succulents @ I Should Be Mopping the Floor

Address Planter Box @ Tidy Mom

Old Frame to Decorative Tray @ Find It, Fix It, or Build It

Floral Ombre Tea Towel @ Uncommon Designs

Beach House Style Console Table @ Making Home Base

Utility Cart Tutorial @ Just Measuring Up

DIY Sharpie Marble Coasters @ Juggling Act Mama

Night Stand Repurposed to Drink Cart @ Find It, Fix It, or Build It

Subway Style Backsplash @ Sweet Parrish Place

Shabby Chic Distressed Dresser @ Petticoat Junktion

French Provincial Chair Makeover @ Of Faeries & Fauna

DIY Salvaged Wood Kitchen Island @ Rain on a Tin Roof

Creating a DIY Workspace @ A Fresh-Squeezed 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!

And don’t forget to enter to win a $25 Target gift card:

a Rafflecopter giveaway

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What’s been keeping YOU busy?

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

xoxo

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Here are…

15 Perfect Spring Home DIYs from this week’s Best Friday Features!

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Floral Flamingo Sewing Machine Cover @ Flamingo Toes

Whitewashed Brick Fireplace @ Run to Radiance

Happy Easter Spring Cards @ The Happy Scraps

3D Paper Flower Window Treatment @ The Craft Patch

Easy DIY Nightstand Phone Charging Area @ Simply Darrling

Teacher Appreciation Easter @ Ava’s Alphabet

Spring Home Tour @ Clean and Scentsible

Organizational Drop Zone @ The Country Chic Cottage via Apartment Living

DIY Kitchen Banquette @ Rain on a Tin Roof

DIY Birdhouse Candlesticks @ Yesterday on Tuesday

Floral Peace Wreath @ Crafty Bridge

Repurposed Vintage Bucket Sconces @ Sadie Seasongoods

Rolled Wood Flower Wreath @ The Happy Scraps

Painted Bookset Decoration @ Making it in the Mountain

DIY Book Page Bunny Bunting @ Busy Being Jennifer

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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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Do you love or hate the rainy weather?

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

xoxo

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18 Bright Spring Projects from this week’s Best Friday Features!

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DIY Spring Wreath @ The Little Treasures

Springtime Painted Wooden Tulip @ Sparkle

Pastel Mason Jar Craft @ The 36th Avenue

Easy Paint Chip Beach Art @ Dazzle While Frazzled

Spring Doily Table Runner @ Sadie Seasongoods

Kids’ Felt Flower Box @ Gluesticks

Striped Washi Tape Bangles @ Delineate Your Dwelling

Paper Flower Bouquet @ The Happy Scraps

DIY Fence Post Garden Bench @ Dukes and Duchesses

Spring Home Tour @ The Happy Housie

Patent Leather Bow Jewelry @ The Scrap Shoppe

DIY Milk Glass with Spray Paint @ My Life from Home

Chick Doughnuts @ The Simple, Sweet Life

DIY Clutch Carpet Bag @ The Heathered Nest

Hello Spring Free Printable @ Holiday Printables

DIY Stamped Cement Eggs @ Raven Would

Mini Umbrella Spring Treats @ The Happy Scraps

DIY Decoupaged Crate @ The Scrap Shoppe

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

And don’t forget about this week’s giveaway for a $25 Amazon gift card!

Here’s how to enter to win:

a Rafflecopter giveaway

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Do you have a favorite spring color?

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

xoxo

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