I’m excited to reveal my new fairy DIY party printables!!

These printables are a simple and easy way to create an amazing one of a kind fairy party for your little princess! Just download, print, assemble then add some pixie dust and you’re all set!

Choose from 4 different fairies. Find one that looks most like your party girl.

The “Lauren” fairy is featured above.

This fairy party pack comes with 8 PDF files you can print yourself!

• 5×7 Invitation (This has editable text fields so you can customize with your party information.)
• Cup Cake Toppers (2 designs- easy to cut with a 2 5/16″ paper punch)
• Centerpiece
• Butterfly Fairy Wand Craft (Ready to be decorated- A fun activity for your party!)
• Napkin Holders (2 designs)
• Coloring Sheet
• Thank You Card
• Goodie Bag Labels (This has an editable text field so you can add a personal message.)

Purchase Here

Choose from 4 different fairies… find one that looks like your party girl.

Your party pack will contain everything above with the party girl of your choice. Once you purchase, an email will be sent to you with a link to download the files. These files are yours to keep and print as many times as you like. Colors may vary depending on your printer.

IMPORTANT: Files cannot be shared or used for resale/commercial purposes. All artwork is copyright by law and for personal use only.

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I made these crafts last year and thought they would be fun to re-post for those of you who missed them. Spring is coming! Yay!

Bunny & Baby Chick Basket Decorations

Bunny Candy Holders

My son made the blue bunny. He did a good job!

Here are the supplies you’ll need. Have fun!!

Bunny & Baby Chicks

Just draw your shape and cut! We used double stick tape to stick the pipe cleaners.

Bunny Candy Holders

I taped the bottom of the toilet paper roll before wrapping the paper around it. Don’t forget that, or your candy will fall out!

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I’m planning to design more free Valentine printables… have to get ready for those school parties! So come back soon for some new things. In the mean time, check out these lovely freebies and visit this page for even more Valentine fun!

The Toymaker has the cutest Free Valentines!

I love this layered Photoshop card template from Photographer Cafe!

Creating Keepsakes has a printable pdf with a ton of super cute cards! This is just one of the sweet designs.

Don’t miss our new giveaways each day at I Heart Faces! Today you can enter to win a wonderful Photoshop action set worth $95.

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I’m happy to introduce you to Emily.

Emily is a young mom of two adorable children and has a love of crafting, photography, decorating and enjoying the simple life. She blogs at Remodeling This Life and if you haven’t read her beautifully written posts about everyday living, you need to head over there right after reading this post! She always inspires me:-)

Now I’ll hand it over to Emily and her awesome idea!

DIY Wall Art

I found myself armed with an old canvas, lots of scrapbook paper and some mod podge so I decided to make some wall art for my daughter’s room. I wanted to do something whimsical and fun but my 5 year old can draw better than I can, so I had to find something online to help me. I discovered these templates at Martha Stewart’s website. There was one for an owl and one for an elephant.

We all know Amy loves owls, and you don’t know this, but I will tell you now that I love elephants. So it seemed the perfect project to do and share here today.

This could not be easier to do. The craft at Martha Stewart called for using art board. I had canvases so I used those instead. You can get canvases at goodwill usually because people paint on them, hate the painting and then give it away. It doesn’t matter if there is something ugly painted on the canvas. You are covering it all up and making it new again.

1. I started by putting scrapbook paper as my background. Had these been blank canvases, I wouldn’t have had to do that and they’d look a little less busy, but that’s okay.
2. Then I used the templates that I linked to above to cut out my owl and elephant parts. If you are smart, which I am not, your animals won’t be backwards when you do this. Mine were, but that’s okay. My elephant is facing the wrong way. You probably never would’ve known if I hadn’t told you.
3. When you have all your parts, start laying them out how you want them, then put mod podge on the back of each piece, then mod podge over the top of it so it’s secured to your canvas forever.
4. Now you just have to do a couple coats of mod podge over the whole thing and let it dry.

In less than an hour, you’ll have cute art to hang in your child’s room!

Thanks Emily! I love the owl!! Be sure to visit Emily at Remodeling This Life for more inspiration.

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• Indoor Fun With Edible Paint
• Homemade Gift Bag – Sewing Craft
• 5 Chalkboard Paint Crafts for $2 or Less
• 6 Crafty Spring Ideas

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Have you thought about how you will capture the back to school memories? If you’re like me, you take lots and lots of photos!

Today on I Heart Faces, my partner Angie (mother of four) wrote a great article about inspiring ideas for back to school photos. I thought I would follow up with creative ideas on what to do with your photos.

Make a personalized frame to remember details.

I found some cheap wooden frames at Ikea and free downloadable back to school paper. Along with my free Star Wars Stickers, Mod Podge and paint, this turned into a really great keepsake for the year!

I will also add this tag from Trixie Scraps’s back to school kit to the back of the frame.

Here’s what you need:

• Wood Frame
• Paper
• Mod Podge
• Foam Brush
• Exacto Knife
• Paint

Paint the Mod Podge on the frame. Then lay the frame on the paper. Make sure to smooth the wrinkles out of the paper. Trim with the knife and add stickers, buttons or whatever your kids are into. Then put a little paint on the brush and tab around the edges to cover the remaining wood.

This took about 10 minutes to make and is a great project to do with your kids!

I found the mother load of back to school freebies when I went searching for printable paper!

The Blog Train Blog has 50 plus scrapbook artists who all made FREE Back to School Kits!

You could stay on this blog train for 3 days with all the submissions they had! WOW! One of my favorites was Random Inspirations by Monica. I used her green “back to school” paper for my son’s frame.

A school bus tissue frame is another cute idea.

I found this idea on freekidscrafts.com

Here’s what you need:

• Printable school bus template
• Tissue Paper in yellow and white
• Glue
• Black Marker or Black Paint
• Cardstock or heavy paper
• Photos

Print the template on heavy paper. Cut tissue paper into 2″squares. Crumple each piece into a tight ball. Dip into white glue and place onto pattern. Continue crumpling and gluing down pieces until the entire bus is filled. Paint or use markers to make the tires black.

Tape photos to the back of the school bus showing happy faces looking out of the windows.

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