What's cuter? The chubby cheeked baby or the hat? Absolutely the baby is, but that braided hair hat is pretty darn cute too! To see more pictures of the hat, go HERE to Sew Can Do. 
I'm going nuts over this wreath! Made from spray painted pecan, it is versatile and could be changed easily for different seasons and holidays! 
This is such a fun bracelet. Think of the color combinations you could make with this! Visit Dawdler 101 to learn how to make it HERE.
Looking to embellish a shirt, jeans, bag or lamp? What about your hair? HERE is one option for you! These burlap and fabric flowers are rockin' my world at the moment! Totally darling! Visit The Hahan Family to see how to create them.
Don't these just look fun with which to wash your hands? Lego soap is a fantastic idea! Sometimes my kids don't want to wash their hands, but who could refuse to play with legos and a little bit of water!!! Very sneaky!
I always want my laundry room door closed (because of the mess inside) even though it has a lot of light coming in from the windows. This would be a perfect door for me. Let's light through, but you can't see the pile of clothes waiting to be washed or sorted. Of course, you could use frosted spray paint on any door, window or glass. 
You know those cute little paper clippy embellishments you get with wedding announcements or that you put on cards and in scrapbooks. Did you know you can make them into adorable jewelry? I didn't, but now I do thanks to That's My Story. Go HERE to see more.
If your kids are like mine, they create a ton of artwork!!! 
Then I cut the words off of each Valentine. I also cut out five 6X6 pieces of cardstock. While I was doing this, my kids insisted on fingerpainting and using water colors:) I decided there were Valentine's my kids (ages 3.5 and 19 months) wouldn't appreciate like Jonas brothers, Twilight and Hannah Montana. Those went in the recycle can with the cut-out valentine words!
Next I pieced together the valentines onto the cardstock trying to make them all fit with as little empty spaces as possible. 
When I liked the placement, I got the lovely Mod Podge out and glued the valentines into place. In the empty spaces, I cut out little pictures from Oriental Trading catalog, grocery ads and magazines and glued them on. Some of the pictures overlapped an edge so I trimmed around the edges making it into a square. After the glue dried, my kids had something new to keep them busy!
My kids LOVE their new "toy." Before I could put it in a book, they grabbed the pages and started playing "Find This." Here they are telling each other what to find while sitting on one of our play boxes! Baby was there to help them find it!
The next day, I put the pages in a little 6x6 scrapbook. Once again, they resumed "Find This." The reason both their tongues are hanging out is because they think they are dogs. Some days, they don't want to act like people. (I'll have to post the dog bones I sewed for them another day.) Does anyone know how to get Blogger to turn this picture the correct way?
There you have it! A little I Spy/Where's Waldo-type book with their favorite characters for an hour of entertainment. Perfect for church or quiet time. Great to develop skills of looking for details and scanning. Just the right thing for my kids. I plan to add to this book and make it more than 5 pages long!!!
Linking to WATF - Works for Me Wednesday, Blue Cricket - Show and Tell, Thrifty Home -Pinching Pennies, ISVC-Celebrate the Holidays, Creations by Kara - Look What I Made , Life In the Pitts - Craft Therapy
My jaw is dropping at the beautfy found in these flowering balls. I'm in love! You must go see this post HERE (there are multiple ideas) and make some this weekend. Thanks to Shoestring Pavilion for linking this to the party!
Rainy season is coming!!! Turn a pair of boring or boy rainboots into something feminine and adorable. Check out the tutorial by I Make Stuff. Go HERE.
See those cute little knee pads. I needed some of those for my crawling babies! Where were you then? See how to make these lovelies at Fun With Mama. Go HERE.
The day all Lil Blue Boo fans have been waiting for is here!!! The LLB and Dharma Trading Company Design Challenge entries have been posted. Talk about amazing designs. I'm in awe of the creativity and fun in each entry. Watch the slideshow at LLB when you click on the big collage and be inspired. Go HERE.
HERE is one of the entries of the challenge linked to yesterday's party. Love this dress!!! Visit Get Your Craft On to see more about it.
Make an army bunker out of the kitchen table. What kid wouldn't love this? Obsessively Stitching has the tutorial HERE.
Use bleach to make personalized t-shirt. This is easier than an applique! I love the ideas of writing names or a number for a birthday party! (Or big brother/big sister when a new baby comes.) Learn this technique at Homemaker. Go HERE.
Make a beautiful necklace with some chains and beads. Go HERE to Kosmic Chai Crafts to learn how._thumb%5B1%5D.jpg)
I love this tip by Wacky Whimsy. She uses a paint shop program to see what rooms would look like painted and how different artwork would look and furniture placement. See her ideas HERE.
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