Hello everyone! What are you all up to this weekend? I seem to have a million projects on the go right now {which always stresses me out!} so I am hoping to start finishing some of them off today. Of course, the kids want to head down to the fair so I am not sure how much I will actually get accomplished…
It was another fabulous week of link ups this week at The Creative Spark. You guys never cease to amaze me with all of your inspiring ideas! I cannot thank-you enough for sharing your projects and I hope you all enjoy visiting around. Here are a few of the great ideas linked up this week.
I love this simple painted wooden bowl from Chasing Sunshine. So Springy!!
This fabulous couch from At Home with K was made with old doors. Amazing or what?
These marshmallow daffodils from The Seven Year Cottage are SO cute!
Crafting in the Rain created this amazing pallet train art. There are some great tips for aging wood too!
I really want to go on a Picnic with Angie from Echoes of Laughter. Yellow just makes me smile!
Thanks again to everyone who shared their projects at last week’s Creative Spark. If you were featured here or on my Facebook page, please feel free to grab a featured button from the side bar.
This week I will be finishing up my Easter crafts and may have a new post or two on some of my master bedroom projects! If you haven’t had a chance to enter the Pick Your Plum Giveaway, there is only one more day left to enter!
ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY!!!
Thank you so much for including my marshmallow daffodil pops!
I am really loving all the pops of bright colors this morning! It goes great with my coffee! 🙂 Amazing talent up there, I can’t even pick out my favorite, I love them ALL!
Hi Jenn! Thank you so much for featuring my spring picnic! All of the projects are so lovely! Have a wonderful Sunday! Angie xo
Thanks so much for featuring my bowl, Jenn! Have a happy Sunday 🙂
Thank you so much for featuring my Door Couch! The other features are great as well!!
Find a designated spot for everything! One of the first things that we have started to do with the kids when they receive (or want!) something new is to figure out where it will be stored. If it does not have a spot, it does not stay! Sometimes this means that they need to get rid of a toy that they no longer use and it definitely makes them think twice about whether or not they really want the new item.
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