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Simple handmade projects using nature finds, dollar-store supplies and things you already have at home. The kind of cozy weekend afternoon that turns into a memory.
This Weekend’s Projects

Rainbow Crystal Butterfly Window Suncatcher Craft
Colorful Rainbow Crystal Butterfly Window Suncatcher Crafting a Colorful Rainbow Crystal Butterfly Window Suncatcher is a delightful way to bring
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Rainbow Flower Garden Stakes From Recycled Bottles
Why You’ll Enjoy This Project Making Rainbow Flower Garden Stakes from recycled bottles is a wonderful way to add color
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Melted Crayon Rainbow Heart Suncatcher for Kids
Melted Crayon Rainbow Heart Suncatcher Making a melted crayon rainbow heart suncatcher is a delightful way to bring a splash
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Colorful Cupcake-Liner Flower Bouquet
Colorful Cupcake-Liner Flower Bouquet Making a Colorful Cupcake-Liner Flower Bouquet is a delightful way to bring some cheer into your
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DIY Ghost Decorations for Halloween
Easy Halloween Craft Idea | DIY Ghost Decorations Fill your home with the spirit of Halloween by creating these enchanting
Read moreFall Crafts for Kids: Pinecone Ornament
Why You’ll Enjoy This Project Fall is the perfect season for crafting with kids, especially for ages 8 to 10!
Read moreDIY Paper Bats Craft for Halloween Decorations
DIY Paper Bats 🦇✂️ | Easy Halloween Craft Get ready to make adorable paper bats for Halloween! This DIY craft
Read moreEasy DIY Halloween Hanging Bats: Paper Bat Decorations
Easy DIY Halloween Hanging Bats 🦇🎃 | Cute Paper Bat Decorations in 4 Steps Creating delightful decorations for Halloween can
Read moreDiy halloween decorations to sell | Halloween crafts for kids 7 9, Crafts and halloween, Halloween date
DIY Halloween Decorations to Sell Halloween is just around the corner, and creating DIY decorations can be a fun family
Read moreHalloween Watercolor Craft for Kids
Halloween Craft Watercolor Kids | Spooky Watercolor for Kids Creating spooky watercolor crafts is a delightful way to celebrate Halloween
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I’m Sarah
I grew up making things with my grandmother every weekend: pinecone wreaths in the fall, painted rocks in the summer, paper chains at Christmas. Years later, as a mom and a part-time elementary school art teacher in Ohio, I found that same joy again at my own kitchen table.
Everything here is made from things that are easy to find: dollar-store supplies, recycled odds and ends, and whatever the backyard has to offer that week. Nothing needs to come out perfect. That was never the point. The point is the afternoon you spent making it together.
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