Really, it’s changed the way I think about painting and made it so much easier for me to get a little painting done way more often..
Thank you so much to Rugs USA for providing this very important part of the master bedroom re-do.It really just would not have been able to come together quite as nicely without that rug!.
If you’d like to get to know Rugs USA a little more as well, you can follow them on.Coming up soon (I hope!): A new bedside table to replace the little white one and some fun projects in the corner where the bassinet will go once the new baby boy gets here!Oh my goodness, did Kennedy ever love making these!
She was still talking about how fun these were to make a week after they were done, so I knew I had a winning craft on my hands.. OK, so they’re not really the cutest things ever, but they definitely won me some “fun mom points” and that counts for something.I’m always on the lookout for fun, relatively easy crafts that we can make together, and if it involves recycled materials, all the better!.
Here’s how we made them:.
We started out by making the base out of newspaper, packing tape, and a couple of sticks from the yard.. We scrunched and wrapped the paper in tape around the stick until we had a pumpkinish shape..You can read a little more about it.Do you ever feel like you’re really good at decorating for some seasons, but really not so good at others?.
This is my not so good season.. First of all, Spring and Easter are all about cutesy, and I’m not so talented with the cutesy execution.I just can’t make it work.
Also, I kind of feel like I need to be able to pull in natural elements to get things going, and right now, there are none.Or rather none that aren’t kinda grey and depressing.