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Creative Tips & Ideas
Linking up with 5 minutes for mom.
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Guess what I have in store for you?! A fun giveaway for Easter time. I am really excited about this one and wish I could win. No really. I could tell you exactly what I would order with my $60 gift card to Mikarose…
Ok, so I would shop from the clearance section, but that is only because I LOVE what is in it and hello, I could get 4 things for $60ish bucks! I am in love with that black and white dress. No really, it is almost unhealthy how much I adore it. Love the spring hooded top and I will have a little girl someday right?!
Now if you banned me from the clearance section, I would go for…
this, or this, or this. Do we see a trend here with the black and white. Or maybe I just secretly want to be blonde. Nah. I love how Mikarose incorporates classic silhouettes and modern design while keeping everything modest and beautiful.
So, enough about me. It’s your chance to win!
That’s it! I am making it easy on ya! The giveaway will end on Wed, April 7th. Good luck!
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34 cent bag of small plastic Easter eggs, one challenge. Find 10 different ways to decorate them using only what you have in your house. You got it!!
I got a little carried away and technically there are 11 ways!
Starting tip:Paint your eggs open in half so you can put them on your finger to paint and they can sit on the ring to dry.
Nest tip: Get creative using scraps of paper, burlap, or twine and items that you already have sitting around.
1. Let’s start simple with an Antiqued White Egg. Pull out your craft paint and give it a couple coats of vanilla. Let each coat dry. Take your sponge brush still wet with vanilla and dip it into tan. Dob it around to get on your paper to get excess paint off and then dab around the surface of the egg. Once there are spots of tan covering the surface, Use the flat side of the brush to give the egg the texture of a real eggshell. Just press it lightly against the entire surface of the egg a bit at a time.
3. Paint Speckled Robin Eggs-Paint two coats of muted colors like cream, light blue and tan with a sponge brush. Use a paint brush or toothbrush to splatter paint uneven speckles in an opposite color.
Well that was one Saturday filled with some Easter “eggs”citement! Anyone need some eggs? 😉
Linking up with:
Metamorphosis Monday
Make Your Monday
Market Yourself Monday
Made By You
Making the World Cuter
Just Something I Whipped Up
Craftaholics Anonymous Easter
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Um, I need to make some of those rings, like, now! I had no idea they were waterproof!! Just makes me love em more! Thanks Maggie for swappin‘ it up with me today!
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