Southern Scraps

How is it that Easter is next week? And all this time has passed without me getting any Easter or Spring crafts done? Oh well, at least I can share what I'd try if I had time. Here is a round up of seven"bunnilicious" treats for Easter. Easter oreo suckers via How Does She? No bake (Gluten free, dairy free) chocolate bunnies Cardamom-Orange bunny rolls Bunny tail cake balls by Rose Bakes Bunny pancakes via I Heart Naptime   Bunny Butt Pretzels via Hungry Happenings Bunny doughnuts by Armelle Sharing here: Under the Table and Dreaming * Sundae Scoop * * DIY Sunday Showcase * The DIY’ers * Masterpiece Monday * Motivate Me Monday *   Mop It Up Monday * Monday Funday * Give me the Goods * The Scoop * Project Inspired * Show and Tell * Handmade Tuesdays *   Tuesday Talent Show * My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia * Tip Junkie * Pretty Things * From Dream to Reality * Centerpiece Wednesday * Whatev

image source Spring officially rolled in this past weekend! I'm always excited to see the grass turn green and the flowers blooming. It makes me want to plant and grow things. With that in mind, here are seven innovative ways to plant flowers outdoors.   Dresser planter by Eclectically Vintage         Vintage wagon planter by Common Ground     Turn an old grill into a planter by Cottage at the Crossroads     Wash tub planter by Samplers and Santas     Tire planter by DIY Show off     Vintage wheelbarrow planter via The Gardening Cook     Convert an old bicycle via homedit     You might also like 7 Ways to Spruce up the Porch for Spring     and  Chair to Planter       Linking up here: Under the Table and Dreaming * Sundae Scoop * * DIY Sunday Showcase * The DIY’ers * Masterpiece Monday * Motivate Me Monday *   Mop It Up Monday * Monday Funday * Give me the Goods * The Scoop * Project Ins

Easter is coming. Here are 10 egg-travagant projects to get you ready. I'm not talking about just dying or coloring eggs here. These projects take eggs to a new level.   Straw egg by Keeping it Simple     Button egg by A Cultivated Nest     Book page eggs     Nautical eggs by H2OBungalow     Thread wrapped eggs by uncommon designs     Glitter eggs       Egg wreath  by Restoration Redoux     Hydrangea egg     Fabric eggs by Positively Splendid   Egg garland by Eclectically Vintage Sharing here: Under the Table and Dreaming * Sundae Scoop * * DIY Sunday Showcase * The DIY’ers * Masterpiece Monday * Motivate Me Monday *   Mop It Up Monday * Monday Funday * Give me the Goods * The Scoop * Project Inspired * Show and Tell * Handmade Tuesdays *   Tuesday Talent Show * My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia * Tip Junkie * Pretty Things * From Dream to Reality * Centerpiece Wednesday * Whatever Go

  SO... what did I do with that one last clover from the Dollar Tree pack of 12 ?  I made it the star of it's own piece of art. I took a 6x6 inch burlap canvas and glued a glitter clover to the center. Then I took some thickers stickers from my stash and hot glued them on too, spelling out lucky.   Easy and quick! I think this is my favorite St. Patrick's Day project so far. Have a great weekend! Linking up here: Under the Table and Dreaming * Sundae Scoop * * DIY Sunday Showcase * The DIY’ers * Masterpiece Monday * Motivate Me Monday *   Mop It Up Monday * Monday Funday * Give me the Goods * The Scoop * Project Inspired * Show and Tell * Handmade Tuesdays *   Tuesday Talent Show * My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia * Tip Junkie * Pretty Things * From Dream to Reality * Centerpiece Wednesday * Whatever Goes Wednesday * Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop * Show and Share * Hooking Up with HOH * Handy Man, Crafty Woman *   Wow Me Wednesday * My Girlish Whims *

I have never set a St. Patrick's Day tablescape before, but I managed to pull one together for this year on a low budget. I had many items on hand and managed to find some cute things at the thrift store and Dollar Tree, along with 50% off Michael's items. The fun green glasses were a thrift store find at 79 cents each. I already had the jute napkin rings and found some green napkins for less than a dollar a piece at another thrift store. I picked up some stems for 50% off at Michael's to add to the arrangements. I already had the burlap wrapped jars and some faux flowers on hand.   If you've been following my St. Patrick's Day posts , you know I picked up $7 worth of items at the Dollar Tree to make a wreath and had leftovers. The remainder of the hats made cute little place setting decorations. The wood slice was already on the table as part of the winter tablescape , so I left it out as I imagine leprechauns as woodsy type fellow

    Remember my $7 St. Patrick's Day wreath from last week? And remember how I said I had leftovers? Here is another project from that $7 batch of supplies- framed clover art.   I took the leftover foam clovers and started laying them out on my work table, alternating glitter clovers and plain ones. When I had nine of them laid out, I realized they would fit perfectly on a sheet of 12x12 scrapbook paper. So I grabbed a sheet of green paper and my glue gun. Then I ran off to Michael's (well not literally- it was a day or two later) and picked up a 12x12 frame that was 40% off, making this investment less than $7. I can swap out the art by season- I'm already picturing the next batch of seasonal foamies from the Dollar Tree in here!   The pack of $1 foam clovers had 12 in it- two are on the wreath, nine here. Where is the 12th one? Stay tuned! Yet another project!   Linking up here:   Under the Table and Dreaming * Sundae Scoop * * DIY Sunda