I have this uber cool friend named Mandi. Many of you already know her from her amazing design blog, Vintage Revivals. Mandi wanted a zebra rug, but didn’t want to pay the $600 price tag. (!!) I can totally understand that girlfriend! Hmm, let me see, a few weeks of groceries… or a rug. So instead, she made her own. The bonus? She’ll show you how you can easily make one for yourself, or maybe even get together with a friend and make a two for one! Read on… visit Mandi at Vintage Revivals to get the tutorial for making your own zebra rug.
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Natural Dye for Easter Eggs
If you’re looking for a fun and eco-friendly way to celebrate Easter this year, you have to check out this article on making natural Easter eggs. Maplewood Road offers a step-by-step guide on how to use all-natural materials like vegetables, spices, and flowers to dye your Easter eggs, resulting in beautiful, earthy tones without any artificial dyes.
It’s not only a great way to get creative with your egg decorating, but it’s also a fantastic way to introduce a more sustainable and chemical-free way of celebrating the holiday. Whether you’re crafting with kids or looking for a unique twist on a classic tradition, this guide provides all the tips and tricks you need for stunning natural Easter eggs. If you want to make your Easter celebration a little greener, check out this article now! Natural Easter Eggs.
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