Materials Needed

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• Wooden clothespins
• Essential oil of your choice

DIY Scented Clothespins

Start by choosing your favorite essential oil fragrance. Also, make sure to use a wooden clothespin that is untreated, some come with a gloss or coating. You want the oil to be able to soak into the wood.

Lay your wooden clothespins on a wipe-able surface, or place some fabric underneath to soak up any excess drops. Drop as much or as little essential oil as you like onto the wood clothespin, but usually covering everything is best. Alternatively you can add the wooden clothespins inside a plastic bag, add the oil and mix it together.

You will start to see that the wooden clothespin will look slightly wet and glossy.

The wood soaks in the oil pretty fast so you’ll be able to use them right away. Now simply add them into any space that you want to freshen up. They’re great for closets, drawers, and storage baskets.

You can choose your favourite scented essential oils. These scented clothespins are great because you can use a different scent for every season. For spring I love lavender, lilac is great for summer, orange for fall and peppermint for winter.

These DIY scented clothespins are long lasting but you can also add more drops at anytime! How easy are these to make?

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• Glass vase/jar (we got ours from the thrift store)
• Faux flower (we got ours from the dollar store)
• Twine or ribbon
• Gift tag

Nice Flower Housewarming Gift Idea

I love bringing a bottle of wine, a homemade treat, or a handcrafted item, it’s always the thought that matters! But if you’re strapped for time or idea this gift idea can’t get any easier!

To start, wash your jar and let dry. Remove the price tags from the faux flowers. I used three bunches for this gift but if you only have one or two flower bunches you can always separate the stems to give it a more fluffed out look.

Wrap some twine around the neck of the jar for a rustic look.

Attach a gift tag and you’re done.

Simple right?

More Gift Ideas

Looking for more gift ideas for other occasions?!

• Birth Month Flower Printable Art
• Personalized Jewelry Boxes
• Painted Terracotta Pots
• Gift Basket Idea for New Parents
• Wood Sign- Great Gift for Dog Lovers

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• Pearls (in different sizes)
• Black paper
• Glue
• Scissors and pencil
• Sticker gems
• Picture frame (ours was upcycled)

DIY Moon Decor

Take your black paper and outline it with a crescent moon shape as a guide for once you start gluing. I had black construction paper but I think that a harder card stock paper would work better for this.

Working in sections, cover the inside of the moon outline with glue.

Add different sized pearls until the glue is completely covered.

Continue gluing until your moon shape has formed.

Add a few sticker gems around the crescent moon to resemble twinkling stars. Wait until the glue is completely dry. This will probably take a day, especially if a large portion of the page is covered with glue!

Once everything is dry, place the finished moon decor inside of a frame.

This DIY is super easy and fun to make! You can work with kids to make their own moon, and you can change the sizes depending on the frame!

Display and enjoy your moon decor!

More DIY Decor

Looking for more home decor ideas? Check out these simple and beautiful DIY’s:

• Stacked Book Decor
• Upcycled Wall Art
• Wall Art Using Birthday Cards
• Easy Mermaid Art

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• Wreath
• Faux flowers (I got mine from the dollar store.)
• Twinkling lights

How to Make a Spring Wreath with Dollar Store Flowers 

I got this evergreen wreath years ago during a boxing day deal. I decorated it with twinkling lights and ornaments during Christmas time.

Once I took the ornaments off I just wasn’t ready to put it in storage. So I kept the twinkling lights on it and planned to turn it into a spring wreath.

Take your dollar store flowers and spread apart the stems as much a possible.

Start placing your flowers throughout the evergreen wreath.

You can even wrap some of the evergreen stems around the flowers to hold them in place.

Continue placing the flowers around the wreath until it’s covered. This wreath is oversized, which may be hard to tell, so it took about 6 bundles of flowers to cover.

It’s really that simple! Now you have a really simple spring wreath you can display in your home.

More Spring Decor Inspiration

If you’re looking for more spring decorations for your home check out some of these easy DIY’s:

• Simple Spring Mantel
• Spring Vases with Lace
• 10+ DIY Spring Decor Crafts for Adults

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• STL file from Thingiverse (grab the free file here)
• 3D Printer (Ours is the Creality Ender 3v2 Printer)
• Filament (color of your choice)

How to Make a 3d Printed Cat Bookmark

To start, we grabbed our free file off Thingiverse and imported into a program called Ultimate Cura.

We changed the dimensions so that our cat bookmark would be a bit bigger and we also added an extra 25% for thickness.

Next, we then created the Gcode and let our printer do the work.

This bookmark took less than 3 hours to complete.

Once printed, simply take it off the printer bed and it’s ready to use!

My kids are obsessed with cats so of course they were so excited to use their bookmarks!

Use your 3D Printer to make this beautiful flower pot and these organizers for Ikea drawers!

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