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Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #53!  Our party is a platform to share inspiring content such as recipes, family-friendly posts, crafts, home decor, and anything inspiring. Hello everyone! I hope this message finds you well. It's been a busy week, and we're looking forward to the weekend. It's always difficult to choose the featured posts. You all share such wonderful posts, and I enjoy every single one of them, from inspiring posts to recipes, crafts, book reviews, and much more. I appreciate all of you. Let's move on to the party! Congratulations to our wonderful featured bloggers! Mariama from Food Nutters shared a recipe for Cherry Cheese Babka , and I must say this loaf recipe sounds amazing. Visit her blog to get all the details on this recipe and learn more about this famous loaf.  Lisa at Handmade in Israel has shared another beautiful creation with us. She was given a photo of a young couple and created a paper version, including every last ...

  Hello everyone! I would love to share a quick upcycled craft with you. Today, we're using two metal cans and a paper bag to create two floral holders. I am also using faux floral for this craft. This is a simple DIY project. I am using a paper craft design punch-out in this craft.  Metal Can Floral holder upcycled craft. Materials needed Two metal cans Paper bag Acrylic chalk paint Paintbrush Faux floral Scissors Hot glue One craft foam block Optional- Ruler, pencil, and craft rocks Adding paint to the tin cans Start by taking your paintbrush and applying paint to your metal cans. I usually start by using a thin coat of paint to start with. After, I take my blow dryer and begin to dry between each coat of paint. I applied two coats of acrylic paint to each can. After using your paint, set your cans aside. Cutting your paper bag Next, take your paper bag, and this is optional, but you can use a ruler to help when deciding how wide you will want your paper to be once you apply...

Are you looking for some creative gift wrap ideas? If so, you have come to the right place. There's no better way to create a personalized package for someone special than this. It's simple, fun, and the result will be loved by you and the recipient. This craft allows you to use up any leftover materials, such as buttons, beads, and flower embellishments that you may have in storage. Here are the materials you'll need: - Craft flowers (paper, silk or foam) - Twine, string or ribbon - Craft hearts (fabric, foam or sticker) - Garland (any type) - Craft clothespins (any color) - Stamps and ink (any color and design) - Washi tape (decorative tape) - Hot glue or any craft glue - Plain gift wrap paper/tissue paper (any material) - Scissors To create your own wrapping paper, begin by cutting a piece that is the appropriate size for the box you are wrapping. Then, carefully wrap the paper around the box and use decorative tape to secure it. Now, it's time...

Hello and happy spring to everyone! We have been busy getting ready for spring break, and this week we will be attending some events for the kids. Over the weekend, we made a few simple crafts that were so much fun and easy to create.  Below, you will find a list of the materials needed and the steps to create this simple craft. Enjoy reading! Materials needed Paper plates (I purchased these from Dollar Tree) String- Any will do. I used some leftover gift bag string Scissors Jewels/Gems (I found this bag of butterflies at Dollar Tree) Clear tape Hole puncher (I used my flower punch out) Creating your Spring hanging decoration This craft is pretty much hands-on for children. If your child is not yet using scissors, you can help with this first part.  Using scissors cut out the middle of the paper plate.  Once you do this step, take your clear tape and apply it, covering the middle area of the plate. You will want the sticky side of your...

I've provided links to each of my Spring crafts that kids can create. These are all simple, and so much fun to do! Enjoy, and have a blast creating and making memories with your kids. Just visit each link below the pictures.  1.  Do-It-Yourself Fairy Garden For Kids 2.  Spring-Catchers.- Flower sun catchers 3.  Our little garden buddies 4.  Springtime bookmarks If you have enjoyed these crafts, please feel free and check out some of my other fun crafts. Just visit the tabs on my main page. And feel free and share any of these. Thank you for stopping by. Happy reading!  ♡ Stephanie