My goal this week was Easter, but we were also going camping for 4 days too. Simple, do an Easter craft while camping! This was my inspiration and guide:
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http://www.dumpaday.com/genius-ideas-2/fun-do-it-yourself-craft-ideas-30-pics-2/ |
Can you guess where I found this? Pinterest! I should call this challenge "52 weeks of Pinterest". LOL! Anyway, I grabbed a huge handful of Q-tips, a few sheets of white paper, my Elmer's glue, a black and a pink pen, and some scissors. The one thing I didn't have was anything for the legs. I figured we could find some little sticks or something.
The second day of our camping trip I pulled out the crafts. Reed helped hold each Q-tip while I cut them in half, he was a HUGE help. My friend Donna's daughter Bailey and her friend Zhar joined the crafting and helped cut lamb body and head shapes. We popped the glue (and I popped a tasty beverage) and we started gluing on the Q-tips.
Shown above are all three of the lambs we made that day: Reed's (far left), Zhar's (middle) and Bailey's (right). Below is Reed posing with his lamb and saying "Cheese". We cut the tips off each end of a Q-tip for the legs.
On the ride home from the camp site Chase noticed how cute Reed's lamb was. When he found out I was going to make one of my own, he wanted to make one too.
And of course Blaker's then wanted to make one.
Reed made one with us and I was able to make mine too.
Reed's second lamb, the one I didn't help him with is on the left and mine is on the right. Now I just need to figure out what to do with them: hang them on the wall, make a little scenery for them and prop them up inside. I want to display our work!
This was the only Easter themed project I made this week, but it's not the only project I finished. Before we left for camping I wanted to finish one of my t-shirt refashion projects. This is the idea I found:
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http://nichoward.typepad.com/my_weblog/2013/03/t-shirt-restyling-the-pinterest-way-again.html |
I used one of the two t-shirts from the Run or Dye, the bigger one, size Large I think. The only difference I did was use some Tarn for the gathering and straps.
I want to get a wide satin ribbon instead and thread it through, like so:
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http://www.joyfolieblog.com/2009/03/model-i-am-not.html |
Love,
Lady Beetle
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