I know many of you have already seen this awesome number 2 on Donna’s wall over at Funky Junk Interiors. I’ve seen it myself many, many times, but each time I see it I feel like I need to make one! I’ve never shared it here, so thought this would be a good time. If you’ve never visited Donna’s blog, you really must. Check out the Big 2 at Funky Junk Interiors.
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Natural Dye for Easter Eggs
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Thanks so much for showcasing this, Amanda!
Donna
I follow some of FJI’s Pinterest boards. VERY CREATIVE! 😉