Last week I shared some DIY wall art that was inspired by home décor that I saw at Michaels. Today I am going to share another one also inspired by what I saw at Michaels--at least the saying is. I picked up a cheap wooden wall art plague that said some summer saying including "floundering around". I then used Mod Podge and a recycled flower paper from a poster calendar from 2017 similar to this one. I bought it on clearance back then so I could use the pages for crafts. I finally used one!
DIY Wall Art Part 2 -- Crafty Sunday
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DIY Wall Art Part 2 -- Crafty Sunday
2020-07-26T21:46:00-04:00
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Fun Facts About Finches with a Focus on American Goldfinch and House Finch
Today we continue our Who's In the Backyard? Series with a look at finches. We commonly have American Goldfinches and house finches at our feeder so I am going to share general finch fun facts as well as fun facts about each of these types.
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Fun Facts About Finches with a Focus on American Goldfinch and House Finch
2020-07-24T17:57:00-04:00
Carrie
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Two of the Big Six: John Lewis and A. Philip Randolph #blacklivesmatter
As I thought about who to do next for our Black Lives Matter Series I realized I should do John Lewis since he passed away this weekend. He was last of the Big Six leaders of the Civil Rights Movement to die. As I did my research I realized that A. Philip Randolph was as well so today I am going to share about both of them. The Big Six were Martin Luther King, Jr., James Farmer, John Lewis, A. Philip Randolph, Roy Wilkins and Whitney Young. They were instrumental in the planning of the March on Washington in 1963.
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Two of the Big Six: John Lewis and A. Philip Randolph #blacklivesmatter
2020-07-21T18:07:00-04:00
Carrie
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Fun Facts about Lollipops with Craft and Recipe Round-Up --National Lollipop Day
I know it is Monday and I usually do my Black Lives Matter post, but today has been a bit crazy and I want to dedicate the time to make it a good post, so I will share it tomorrow. Since today is National Lollipop Day, I thought I would do a quick post sharing some fun facts about lollipops with a quick round-up of crafts, activities and recipes.
DIY Wall Art (Inspired by Wall Art at Michael's) -- Crafty Sunday
It is Sunday again. Where did this week go? It is amazing how fast time is flying by even though we are mostly staying home. Last week I was looking at Michael's on-line (and then in the store) for a frame for my paint-by-number family portrait that I shared a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately it is a weird size so I have to do something custom. But I was checking out the home décor. I found so much inspiration. Even though much of it was on clearance most was not at my local store and I hate paying for shipping if I don't have to plus I looked at some of them and said I can make something similar with what I have at home. I have a Pinterest board where I pin my inspiration in case you want to see some of the other wall art I loved. I saw two similar blue and white inspirational ones and thought I could make something like them. I am not a talented enough painter but have a supply of beautiful craft papers from Paper Source from my time of working there. They occasionally go on sale and I would buy them on sale. Here are my inspirations.
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DIY Wall Art (Inspired by Wall Art at Michael's) -- Crafty Sunday
2020-07-19T14:30:00-04:00
Carrie
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