Take some inspiration from the gallery of beautiful autumn wreaths and door decorations at Better Homes & Gardens, many with instructions for making your own. The wreath ideas cover a wide spectrum and often use materials that you can easily find right in your back yard or at your local grocery or craft store, like apples, pinecones, kumquats, gourds, dried autumn flowers, feathers, and twig leaf bases. Prepare to be inspired: 19 Fall Wreaths & Door Decorations, Wreaths for Fall, and Autumn Wreaths with Staying Power.

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Lollychops has a wonderful tutorial for making dyed, patterned Easter eggs using a basic egg dying kit, painter’s tape, freezer paper, and pretty paper punches. Check out more and get instructions on how to make your own over at Lollychops.

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Fond memories of days spent making Scooby Doo and Smurf shrinky dinks came flooding back to me as soon as I saw this Lucky Charm Bracelet craft over at Sublime Stitching. You can make one, too, with a few patterns from Sublime Stitching and shrinky dink paper. What a cute idea!

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Check out these too cute bunny pins from Allsorts. These would be a perfect Easter accessory for your coat lapel or for children’s coats and holiday outfits. You could also attach a bunny pin to a ribbon and tie it to an Easter basket for an adorable Easter gift. You can find the free pattern and instructions over on the wonderful Allsorts blog.

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Who hasn’t wanted to find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow? Make and Takes shows us how we can make both, so we don’t have to look very far to find our very own pot of (chocolate-y) gold. This pretty craft would make a great addition to a St. Patrick’s Day themed dinner or birthday party, and you could make mini versions as take home party favors.

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Purl Bee has a great tutorial on how to make a the most precious felt bunny hat and matching paw mittens. This craft would be perfect for either a Halloween costume or Easter dress up, but the little one’s can enjoy playing bunny all year ’round. Download the pattern pieces and purchase all of the supplies you’ll need over at Purl Bee.

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