Idea File: Kool-Eggs

{Hey Jen Renee} runs you through how to use kool-aid to color eggs. So simple!

Idea File: Easter Egg Hunt Bags

Great tutorial at {The Purl Bee}.

Idea File: Peeps Bunny Bunting

{Made} has a great tutorial for this adorable Easter bunting.

Idea File: Surprise Eggs

These crack me up! For the clever tutorial visit {Not Martha}.

Idea File: Handmade Easter Gifts

Sweet! Check out the tutorial at {The Handmade Home}.

Idea File: Paper Peonies

{Martha Stewart}

How pretty!

Idea File: Not Your Traditional Easter Eggs

 

Doodle Easter Eggs

Watercolor Easter Eggs

Visit artist {Alisa Burke} to see her technique for each decoration.

Idea File: Doily Stenciled Easter Eggs

I adore these!

{Urban Comfort} shows you how to make these.

Idea File: Paint Chip Easter Garland

 

See {Modern Parents, Messy Kids} made:

From this…

To this…

Genius!

Idea File: Easter Egg Bling

Head on over the {Landee See, Landee Do}to see her wonderful Easter eggs. It will sure to inspire you!

Birdie Love: Tweet Treats

 

Recipe:

1 package of Knox Unflavored Gelatine

6 Tablespoons of boiling water

2 cups of Birdseed

Mix water & gelatine in a mixing bowl.

Add birdseed.

Fill 4 small bunt pans.

Let stand in a cool area for about 4 hours.

Hang outside using twine for the birds to enjoy!

See my Linky Page for the parties I am participating in.

Idea File: Doily Candy Holders

From Shabby Chic Crafts.

Idea File: Lace Hearts

 

Visit this tutorial at  Michele Made Me to find out how to make these beauties.

Idea File: Lovesicles

What a fun idea at Craftberry Bush

Idea File: Wreaths

I wanted to share these wonderful wreaths from Creative Departure.

 

Cupcake Liner Wreath

Doily Wreath

I thinks they are just beautiful!

Idea File: Yarn Snowflake

Instructions here!

Idea File: Stamped Snowflake Candles

Find out how to make a stamped candle at Partystart.

Winter Idea File: No Knit Scarf

Here's a cozy yet speedy project. Cut 12 pieces of bulky-weight yarn to about 1 1/2 times the desired length of the final scarf. (We used 140-inch pieces to make an 86-inch scarf.) Divide yarn into 4 bunches of 3 strands each. Tie 2 bunches together with a square knot, leaving 6 inches of fringe at end; repeat with remaining bunches. Pin the knots to a piece of foam board. Knot inner 2 bunches of yarn together, spacing knot about 1 inch from existing knots, then knot left and right bunches together. Alternate knotting the inner bunches and the left and right ones, spacing knots evenly apart, until about 6 inches of yarn remain on the end. Finish so that final knots mirror opposite end, and trim to even the ends.

 No-Knit Scarf - Martha Stewart Crafts

Winter Idea File: Snow Pillar Luminaries

Pack snow into a nonstick or tinned steel Bundt pan. To release form, tap bottom of pan firmly. If snow "cake" doesn't come out in one piece, pack the snow in again and let the filled pan sit outside for about 30 minutes to harden; release. Trim the wick of a pillar candle to 1/4 inch, so the flame stays small. Secure candle on a flat surface, such as a step, by packing snow around it. Once you have three forms, stack them over candle. Lightly spritz pillar with water; everything will freeze in place. To light the candle, use a long fireplace match.

{ Snow Pillar - Martha Stewart Crafts}