Pretty in Pink! Do you decorate in spring in pastels or do you keep things neutral? Anyway you choose, you can make your own Easter Decor in minutes with Chalk Couture. Isn't this bunny adorable in pink buffalo plaid?  Why use painters tape and a ruler measuring when you can just use the Chalk Couture Buffalo Plaid transfer? 

​Have you noticed all the bee decor trending in the spring decor? Surely, it isn't just me? But it just feels so springy (is that a word?) I want to soak up all the spring vibes I can get at this point. Luckily, spring will be here in only a few more days.  Hopefully, someone reminds Mother Nature to look at her calendar.   Anywho... click on read more to find out how I made my bee decor, the easy peasy way. You can make it too! 

Wanting to make an aged distressed sign, but you're all out of barn wood or weathered lumber?  No problem!  Don't let that stop you from your DIY project, you can take a new piece of lumber and make it looked aged in just a few simple steps. You can watch the Live Video from Facebook here, or  get the tutorial below.

Are you like me and running behind on your Easter decorations.  Easter is just around the the corner and I thought I would share a simple, quick and easy Burlap Sack Bunny Tutorial, so you can stay calm and get your charm on. (Wink) Burlap sack bunny is perfect for Easter baskets or to tuck around in your home decor for an added touch of Bunny fun.
 
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Materials Needed:
Burlap 
Acrylic Paint: Black, Pink and White
Jute String or Ribbon
Black Wire (0ptional)
Polyfil 
Sewing Thread
Tools Needed:
Sewing Machine
Scissors
Tape Measure
Pins
Glue Gun (optional)
Wire Cutter (optional)
Paint Brush