Soon you’ll be out vacationing, hopefully by the beach, and you’ll collect seashells, rocks and driftwood to use in marvelous beach inspired projects. Michelle from Sweet Something Design shares with us how she made this amazing driftwood lamp so you can make one too.
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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.
I’m going to have a go at this 🙂