Two of my new wreaths have been listed in the shop so far!


and I have a Spring Break treat coming your way tomorrow,
so be sure to check back!



and I have a Spring Break treat coming your way tomorrow,so be sure to check back!



and I have a Spring Break treat coming your way tomorrow,
Once I had each of my shapes selected, I used Heat N' Bond Ultra Hold Iron-on Adhesive to create the fabric shapes.
And finally, I cut the shapes out and adhered them to a white t-shirt...
...and here's what it looked like!
she plays the part well!
a hair clip to match with some leftover scraps from the cape
so long, Super Hero Claire!

Isn't this print adorable???
(yay for Instagram, who's with me???)

I still really like the plates we had on display above it, but it was time for some freshening up. Here's what I did:
ahh, much better!
Picture : my new canvas from the Canvas People
a shelf system with individual, removable buckets, each one holding a different kind of art supply. The risk involved here as far as I would concerned : she would now have unlimited access to her art supplies. (oh the messy possibilities!)
My first reaction was to panic a little bit. All those open paints, and I wasn't there to supervise??? But after my initial heart attack, I realized she was completely happy, completely content, and completely under control.
And in that moment, I realized that the fact that she prefers projects to toys is certainly nothing that I'm going to stress over. She knows what she likes, and does what makes her happy. And I certainly don't worry about her imagination. She creates some pretty awesome, creative projects that make us wonder what's going on in that little brain of hers!
I'm going to continue to hang her school and other art projects in her "museum" because I'm proud of her work and want her to know that. I'm going to sit down and craft with her every time she'll allow me. (Because let's face it, this mumma would rather craft than play with dolls any day too!)