Last week my friend Laurie of Go Hobo had a couple girlfriends over to make these adorable DIY Halloween wreaths to celebrate the upcoming spooky season.
I never have considered myself a crafty person, but something like this is so easy to make! Laurie had myself and another friend over to make them with our kids, so we sat around and chatted while we crafted and the kids played and I can’t believe how therapeutic it is to craft! I am hooked.
This post is on a simple DIY end of year teacher gift I think is super cute and unique because I am a sucker for succulents!
I actually made the arrangement above for Teacher Appreciation Week and one of my friends Julie commented on Facebook on how it could be given as an end of the year teacher gift as well. Love this idea and the sentiment that goes with it.
Here are 5 Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas to help you plan a week of sweet ideas to show your teachers just how much you love and appreciate them. Do you have any more ideas to share? Comment below!
How many of you are like me and can’t stop taking pictures of your kids? I’m definitely guilty of being overly snap happy when it comes to my little ones. And, since there’s no end to the amount of iphone shots, instagram photos and “real” camera photos I can rack up, I’ve quickly fallen behind with actually printing any of the photos you see above.
This year, I’ve made it a priority to “spring clean” my digital photos and finally take my bazillion photos off my computer and put them onto something both beautiful and tangible that we can enjoy for years to come. And, I’m excited to share what I’ve found with all of you!
This was our first year given the school assignment to build a leprechaun trap and was a project where the whole family got involved. We came up with the idea to make it into a restaurant called the Rainbow Restaurant, serving all you can eat Lucky Charms. What leprechaun could resist that kind of a… Continue reading Leprechaun Trap Idea: The Rainbow Restaurant