Turn roman shades into a very interesting looking vase! The texture and lines of it are beautiful. Learn how at Bon Temps Beignet.
This gardening idea from The Dragon's Fairytail is an awesome one! She planted lettuce in a rain gutter. I think this would work for herbs too! It is even attached to her house so it looks like a flower planter. So cool!
I wish there was a lot of driftwood nearby me because I would make a driftwood planter! Learn how to make this at Craftberry Bush!
How cute are these decorative spools made from branches? Totally cute! See these at Homework: Be Inspired. 
This idea for sidewalk paint is going in my summer "TO DO" file box! My kids will love this stuff and paint the whole sidewalk! Thanks Stampin' and Craftin'.
If you are LDS, you know the scripture mastery verses. Scripture Mastery are very important verses to which Christians should have quick reference. Download the stickers for each set of scripture (Old Testament, New Testament, BOM and D&C) at Ten Cow Chick!
I love chairs that have been turned into planters - like this at Taking Time To Smell The Flowers. So pretty (and that red just "pops.")
I. AM. JEALOUS!!!! Look at this learning and art activity wall from Girl In Air. It has a galvenized metal wall for magnets and the chalkboard wall with a painted train on which to draw along with a sliding ladder!!!!! I wish I had a wall like that in my home! So much fun for kids (and adults)! It only cost her about $100 to create! WOW!
Seven Thirty Three made over her master bedroom and it is to die for!!! I'm loving the colors and design. But most of all, I love that beadboard wall headboard! It looks awesome! 
I'm loving this ruffle refashioned shirt from See Kate Sew! Darling and super stylish!
Chameleon Girls made this outrageously cool book lamp! Such a great idea for one who loves books (and can part with a few!!!)
What do you do with all those plastic eggs left over from Easter? Especially the ones that have one side broken or lost? Well, you should make a few into these plastic egg tea cups like The Moody Fashionista. Such a fun idea!!!
I want to plant some flowers in some rain boots! I love this spring display from Blueberry Craft and Hobby Time.
Hope you had a nice Easter!
Now that it's over ~ Ever wonder what to do with all those plastic eggs?
First let your little one(s) decorate those eggs!
Then glue a button to the bottom of each egg.
That's it! You're done!We glued some pearls together to create a handle.
A couple of years ago, our family attended an Easter egg hunt where there were many different types of eggs, treats and gadgets to find. One of my kids' favorite things were the eggs filled with confetti. I learned this week they are called cascarones from A Mom Not A Professional Nor a Perfectionist. After the egg hunt was over, everyone was smashing the cascarones on each other's heads! It was a blast!!!! 
Just like Nothing But Country, we planted some "magic jelly beans" the night before Easter. We didn't have this cute FREE downloadable jellybean packet from Nothing But Country. I'm adding it to our new tradition.
The next morning, the kids walked out to the dirt where we planted the jellybeans and there stood some giant lollipops. I bought the lollipops at Walgreens for $1 (I think.) The kids were amazed.
Since many crafty people use glue guns, I loved this unique idea for adding some detail to Easter eggs. Pay attention you can use this with your kids this week! Measured By The Heart used hot glue to white out areas on the eggs before her family dipped them in dye. The glue will resist the dye! Such a cool technique that I've never heard.
Twig and Toadstool decoupaged plants and flowers to her eggs along with natural dyes! Aren't they beautiful! What a great way to use nature in this Spring holiday!
This year, we are trying some natural dyes just for fun. The other day we colored eggs with dye made from yellow onion skins! Twig and Toadstool has some other ideas for natural ways to dye your eggs (Vegetables)! I think my kids and I will try some of her suggestions too. 
Some plastic eggs, a little bit of twine, some spray paint and a frame make a pretty cute Easter decoration. See these hanging twine eggs at Momma Did It.
My love affair with carrots continues! These burlap carrots from Frou Frou Britches are so adorable! (There are a few more in today's party I'm loving too!) 
Make a simple, fun spring flower picture by yourself or with your kids with the help from Occasionally Crafty. My kids could definitely do this! 
Calico and Cupcakes created this beautiful dahlia flower pin! Gorgeous. She links you to the tutorial from which she was inspired. 
This specimen art made from jelly beans and peeps is adorable for Easter. I'm loving the blue bunny with his ears chomped off! Head over to Choose To Thrive to see how she made it!
I love ideas like this table full of rice krispy edibles that pass for themed decor and treats. The topiary, easter basket, chicks, flowers and decorative balls in the apothecary jar are all edible. (Click on the image above to see them in greater detail.)
Punkin Patterns has a fun way to teach kids (and adults) how to set the table properly with these place setting placemats. Whether for the actual dinner table or for the kid kitchen, these are an awesome idea. (Don't you love the fabric she used?!!!)
Leave it to Thrifty and Chic to come up with beautiful looking mirrors made with PVC pipe! Stunning - especially for sprinkler pipes!!!! 
Use the instructions from Me Sew Crazy to sew a darling bubble dress for a little one! This would be perfect for Spring, Easter and Summer!
Crochet a quick and easy flower garland for Spring and Easter with this pattern from Sarahndipities. CUTE!
Music sheet (or book page) origami bunnies would be such a cute decoration for an Easter display. Check out the funny video that shows how to make these at Marvelously Messy!
Learn how to make your own homemade marshmallow peeps with only 3 ingredients from This Chick Cooks. My kids would love this!
With the help of two different blogs, you can knock-off these adorable Pottery Barn Owl bookends! The above owls look very similar to the ones in their magazine. You can find these ones at The Little Apple Seed.
These cute owls were made by
2 & Thru. There is a great tutorial on how to make them and she will even send you the pattern to make them! SCORE!!!
This crepe paper flower wreath is gorgeous for St. Patty's Day. (It would be gorgeous in a different color for another occasion too!!!) 
Read about this awesome St. Patrick's Day party for kids (or families) at Gluesticks! Hurry and pull a party together for the kiddos in your life! I'm going to do some of these activities for my kids!
See the St. Patty's Kids Party.
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Greenbean's Crafterole has so many cute and fun ideas to do with soap. I love this St. Patty's soap! 
Adorn your little ladies with shamrock hair clips for the upcoming holiday! See how to make them at Ten Cow Chick.
Any little kid would love to make a leperchaun village for those sneaky little guys! This idea from Little Wonders' Days is a fun St. Patrick's activity for old or new birdhouses.
