Tutti Frutti Crafts for Kids

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Summer is in full swing and these fruity crafts are the perfect boredom busters! 

Head over to the Oriental Trading FUN365 site  to check out all 5 of the adorable tutti frutti projects AND free printables. You and your kids will have a blast creating them together! 

Summer Chore Charts for Kids

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 I've created 3 different ways to get your kids involved with helping out around the house this summer that they're sure to love. Check out the Oriental Trading FUN365 site to download the free printables and to find the one that works best for you!

Vintage 4th of July Picnic

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Take a step back in time with this vintage inspired 4th of July picnic. From cherry pies to patriotic name cards, you can find it all on the Oriental Trading FUN365 site! 

Easy Patriotic Crafts for Kids

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Check out these fun patriotic crafts for kids on Oriental Trading's FUN365 site! From parade wands to bike decorating for the big day, you and your little ones will have a blast creating these patriotic projects! 

7 Bridesmaid Proposal Ideas with Oriental Trading

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Ask your tribe to be a part of your big day with these fun and unique  Bridesmaid Proposal Ideas on the Oriental Trading's  FUN365 site! 

Head over there now to get some fabulous ideas and free printables!

Easter Bunny Goodie Bags with Cricut Maker

I was provided the sample free of charge by Cricut and I have given my honest opinion.

The opinions and text are all mine. This post contains affiliate links. 

These little cuties took me under 30 minutes to make! Won't they look adorable all tucked inside an Easter basket for your little ones to find? They're quick, easy and Easter Bunny approved! 

I love that the Cricut Maker  cuts out all the fabric so all I have to do is sew the pieces together. Don't you just love a quick and easy project? There's still plenty of time to whip some of these little guys up for Easter! 

Let's get started!

What you'll need:

Cricut EasyPress

Designer Fabric Sampler, Hello Lovely

Everyday Iron-on in Pink

Goodie Bag Template in Cricut Design Space

sewing machine

bakers twine

Head over to Cricut Design Space and find the Goodie Bag Template and cut out the bag and ear templates using fabric from the Designer Fabric Sampler, Hello Lovely collection. 

Next, cut out the bunny face with your Cricut Maker from the Goodie Bag Template in Design Space using Everyday Iron-on in Pink and set aside

Sew the bag pieces together and attach the patterned fabric to the ears using fabric glue. 

Place the iron-on bunny face onto the bag and set the Cricut EasyPress to 315 degrees and preheat for 5 seconds. Next, apply the iron-on image to the bag and apply gentle pressure for about 30 seconds. Flip the material and press for another 5 seconds. Peel off the backing sheet from the iron-on image and repeat the steps on the rest of the bags.

Fill the bags with treats and little gifts and tie them up with bakers twine or ribbon and they're all ready to go!

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Vintage Easter Bags with Cricut Maker

 I was provided the sample free of charge by Cricut and I have given my honest opinion.

The opinions and text are all mine. This post contains affiliate links. 

Easter is only a few days away but there is still time to whip up a few of these adorable Easter gift bags! Fill them with goodies and give them to friends, family and teachers or tuck them into baskets for the kids to discover Easter morning. 

Here's what you'll need:

Cricut Maker

Designer Fabric Sampler, Sweet Prairie

Everyday Iron-on White

Easter Images on Cricut Design Space

EasyPress 2

With your Cricut Maker, cut out the gift bag template using Designer Fabric Sampler, Sweet Prairie and Everyday Iron-on White for the Easter images. 

Next, sew the two pieces of fabric together to make the bag. 

Set the EasyPress to 315 degrees and preheat for 5 seconds. Next, apply the iron-on images to the bag and apply gentle pressure for about 30 seconds. Flip the material and press for another 5 seconds. Peel off the backing sheet from the iron-on images and repeat the steps on the rest of the bags.

Fill the bags with small gifts and Easter goodies. Next, take leftover strips of fabric to tie the bags closed and you're all set!

Aren't they sweet? I just love the colors and the floral prints, they give off that beautiful vintage vibe.

I found these darling colanders at Target and I thought they'd be perfect to tuck the gift bags into. These bags would make a perfect hostess gift if you're planning to attend Easter brunch at a family or friends house but be sure to make one for yourself as well!

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