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15 apple crafts and DIYs

August 7, 2017

It’s that time! Fall is right around the corner, so it’s time to turn our attention to all things autumnal–that means pumpkins, cozy sweaters, and, of course, apples! There are so many creative apple crafts out there; today, I’m sharing 15 of my favorites! Enjoy!

apple pretzel bites via burlap+blue

baked apple candle via bittersweet walnut grove

how to decorate apple cookies via the decorated cookie

apple teacher gift via hunt and host

teacher gift idea with free printable tags via burlap+blue

maple apple cider via life n reflection

apple treats via non toy gifts

scrap ribbon apple suncatchers via fireflies and mudpies

apple coloring sheet via lines across

apple brown bags via the house that lars built

apple pouch via make it-love it

apple pops via val event gal

marbled candy apples via sugar and charm

apple spice scrub via a cultivated nest

bubble wrap apple craft via typically simple

Thanks for reading all about my favorite 15 apple crafts. Have a crafty day!

Fall

easy back to school wreath idea

July 28, 2017

An easy back to school wreath idea using only two supplies! Choose your favorite washi or masking tape to customize this DIY wreath for any occasion!

This easy back to school wreath is the perfect way to usher in the new school year! Hang it over your homework station, or give to your child’s teacher for a fun gift.

The best part? This back to school wreath uses only two materials: a wreath form, and masking tape. I found this ruler-inspired tape from Target (isn’t it adorable?!), and was able to make this wreath using less than one roll.

To make this wreath, tear a length of tape approximately 4″ long. Fold the tape over itself, sticky sides facing each other, while leaving about 1/2″ of the sticky side showing (this is how we’ll secure each length of tape to the wreath).

Tape down your pieces of tape, making each row overlap the one before it. I used 4-5 lengths of tape per row, though you may need to use more or less depending on the width of your tape.

Work your way around the diameter of your wreath, and you’re done! From start to finish, this wreath took less than an hour.

How are you creatively celebrating the beginning of a new school year?

Thanks for reading all about my back to school wreath! Have a crafty day!

Fall Thanksgiving

fall wreath printable art

November 11, 2016

I love these whimsical, watercolor wreath printables featuring some favorite Fall phrases. Add to your mantle, gallery wall, or lean against a dresser for some modern seasonal art!

but I think I love fall most of all printable art

grateful thankful blessed printable art

Our printables are so easy to download and print out. Just follow these steps:

Click on the printable(s) you’d like to download, and save to your computer.
Send to your favorite photo printer to have printed on either matte cardstock or photo glossy paper (at-home printing is, of course, an option, but I find professional printers usually print colors and images more vividly and clearly).
Printables print best at 8×10.
Frame, display (or gift!) and admire!

I often get asked about what frames I use for the art around my home–this set of 7 solid wood frames is my go-to; you can see them in action in this gallery wall post! Basically, I love frames that are white, flat, and matted. Simple, in my opinion, is best!

Thanks for reading all about our fall wreath printable art!

If you’re looking for year-round, non-holiday art for your home, these free printables from burlap+blue may be just what you’re looking for.

Fall Thanksgiving

thanksgiving watercolor printable art

November 10, 2016

Gorgeous watercolor illustrations and fun, gold-foil fonts make these thanskgiving printables some of my very favorites. I love this combination of warm, autumnal colors!

Just download, print out, and add a frame for beautiful Thanksgiving decor.

give thanks printable art

happy fall printable art

Our printables are so easy to download and print out. Just follow these steps:

Click on the printable(s) you’d like to download, and save to your computer.
Send to your favorite photo printer to have printed on either matte cardstock or photo glossy paper (at-home printing is, of course, an option, but I find professional printers usually print colors and images more vividly and clearly).
Printables print best at 8×10.
Frame, display (or gift!) and admire!

I often get asked about what frames I use for the art around my home–this set of 7 solid wood frames is my go-to; you can see them in action in this gallery wall post!

Basically, I love frames that are white, flat, and matted. Simple, in my opinion, is best!

Thanks for reading all about our Thanksgiving watercolor printable art!

If you’re looking for year-round, non-holiday art for your home, these free printables from burlap+blue may be just what you’re looking for.