And one more thing before you go!.
“Crafting With Nature”.It’s written by my friend Amy Renea who you might know from the blog.
A Nest For All Seasons., and it’s the perfect book to dive into at exactly this time of year when spring is just about to start springing and we’re all starting to really enjoy all the little things that make spending time in nature so special.. She sent me an advance copy of the book so I could give you all a little sneak peek and share it with you if I liked it, which of course I did!I really love how Crafting With Nature is sort of half garden book and half crafting book.
She talks about different easy ways to grow your own crafting supplies, and what to make with the things you’ve grown, but there are also sections about gathering things from nature and even the grocery store for making your nature-inspired crafts!I love any book, blog, or other publication, where I can read it and learn something that I can put to use immediately!.
Along with the book, Amy sent me some extra little goodies to get me started on some of the projects like some fabric scraps, some beet seeds, and some dried lavender.
I can’t wait to spend a nice sunny few hours out on the deck playing around with some of these projects during naptime!.All thoughts and opinions are my own.One of the neat things about having your own blog is that you get to talk about pretty much whatever you feel like at any given time.
I’m not saying that anyone will actually read what you have to say, but you can pretend that they are and that they also of course care deeply about whatever topic is on your mind that day.. A post about why you really love peeling potatoes?Sure, go for it!
A blog about how to make fine china out of play dough?Today I really feel drawn to talk about why lilacs are one of the very best flowering shrubs you can choose to have around your property.