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I’ve always been a fan of random acts of kindness, and random acts of art. But recently I’ve come across random several random acts of knitting, popping up all over the Dallas Fort Worth area! A kind of soft and cuddly urban graffiti -yarn bombing inspires groups of so called guerrilla knitters to meet up […]
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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Wolf Brand Chili. Texas families LOVE their Chili. But we all like to prepare it, just a little bit uniquely! Our family likes our chili in a bunch of different ways… I – like my chili with beans over rice. My husband – enjoys […]
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I LOVE the fall! And while I’m not rushing it, I just had to share another fall project with you, because I think its a great one to do a little early! Chalkboard Pumpkins! Chalkboard pumpkins are great, not only because you can decorate them in anyway you like, matching them to your style and […]
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The creative and playful mind is a wonderful thing. And if I had to think of one person who personifies that kind of thinker – I would always think of my father first! He’s been creating and inventing things as long as I’ve known him, and it’s a lot of fun to watch. As many […]
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The Statue of Liberty stands in the New York Harbor, and is a symbol of Freedom Lighting the way. It can be tricky to teach kids about symbols, and this Statue of Liberty craft and costume are super easy, but can really help bring history alive for them. Its also a great way to start […]
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A craft-phobic reader recently asked me if making homemade play dough is really worth the time, and wasn’t it just easier to buy play doh? Well, I don’t have anything against store bought play doh- we own lots of it! But making your own play dough is more fun, more customizable – and plain cheaper! […]
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My daughter loves anything that glows, which is why making a “Fairy Jar” is a huge hit with her. It’s a huge hit with me – because I can make one for under $1! It’s a fun afternoon activity (just like chalk Art!) that costs me next to nothing, but gets rave reviews from my […]
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Looking to add a little fun into your St. Patrick’s or Christmas holiday? Why not add some elf/leprechaun footprints all around your house for the kids to find? It’s super easy to do and all you need is paint and your hand! (our footprints lead to a pot of gold…aka gold wrapped chocolate coins!) Here […]
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There is nothing more charming than a garden is there? Well, possibly one thing…a Leprechaun or Fairy garden! A fairy or leprechaun garden is a miniature garden that can be outside or inside, that uses very small scale plants, cottages and furnishings giving the illusion that wee small creatures live there! Fairy gardens can be […]
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Have you ever wondered how to color flowers? It’s super easy, and it’s actually cheaper than buying specialty colored flowers at a florist. Below you will see how quick and easy it is, as well as get the scientific explanation for whats happening. Coloring flowers can be a great science fair project, or fun home […]
