From Mother’s Day to baby showers, spring time seems to be full of parties and celebrations. This Anthropolgie-inspired garland from Chickabug is perfect for all kinds of festivities. I love that it does double duty as both a decoration and a gift. Make this for mom on mother’s day and fill it with handwritten love notes from kids. Or set it up at a baby shower …

Easter is over, but the Peeps live on for weeks! If you’re like me, you have three full boxes of Peeps left in your cabinet. Sure, you could eat them, do Peeps jousting, make a Peeps hat, or do a Peeps treasure hunt. Or, you can create a quick game of Angry Peeps for all your Angry Birds fans. Best of all? It’s a real-life …

Once Easter is done and the candy is gone, what do you do with the leftover eggs? Some people will simply put them away to save until next year. Making maracas, on the other hand sounds like a lot more fun! Dana from Made shows you how to make your own colorful maracas from leftover Easter eggs and plastic spoons.

I thought I was done with my Easter crafting, but on a whim I wandered through the holiday section at Dollar Tree one last time – just in case, ya know?  That’s when I came across a set of interesting plastic eggs, designed to sit upright with transparent, domed tops on them.  I immediately thought of my Easter egg faux terrarium project and decided it …

Yesterday I showed you the Peeps Terrarium we came up with during our Peeps-inspired crafternoon. Here’s another quick and super simple idea for edible crafting with Peeps: Peeps Pops featuring Peeps Bunnies in Grass on a stick. Say that five times fast!
Project Materials:

Peeps, $1
Popsicle sticks or pop sticks, $1 and up
Shredded coconut, $1 or on hand
Green food coloring, $1 or on hand
White chocolate melts or …

Peeps are a traditional Easter candy in my family — we must have them every year, or it isn’t really Easter. I am always excited to see them at my local dollar store when I start shopping for Easter basket supplies and goodies. This year I picked up a few boxes of Peeps so we could get creative with them — I put the boxes …

Have fun creating an earth-friendly Easter craft with your kids — recycle a water bottle into a cute jelly bean container that looks like a bunny! This cute craft was sent to us by  Gimbal’s Gourmet Jelly Beans, and you can get all of the supplies at the dollar store. If you make this with younger kids, use white glue, tacky glue, or glue dots …

I love plastic Easter egg crafts – in large part because it seems like I always end up with exponentially more of them every year, even if I don’t buy any. I swear they multiply like rabbits. …Or you can turn them into rabbits! Christina from I Gotta Create! originally made these plastic egg bunnies using chenille stems, which are also adorable, but her ribbon-eared …

I love seasonal decor but I am also a lazy decorator. If I can find seasonal decor that is generic enough to sail through several holidays, I’m all about it! So in addition to being adorable, I love this doily garland from Mod Podge Rocks for that reason. It would easily work for St. Patrick’s Day, Spring, Easter or even a birthday party. Of course, …

With Easter coming up in just two weeks, you’ll need to do your Easter crafting fast if at all. Lucky for all you procrastinating crafters, Jocie from The Better Half has not just one…not just two… (ok, I’ll spare you the lead up) but five easy Easters crafts that each take less than five minutes. From bunnies to eggs, she’s sure to have something you’ll …