This year I wanted to try an unconventional Easter egg decorating idea and temporary tattoos on eggs sounded interesting. It’s an easy & mess free last minute Easter egg idea, plus it’s pretty fun!
For your own DIY temporary tattoo Easter eggs, you just need 7 items. Bonus, you probably already have most of them!
Hey guys! So, we’ve been thinking about adding some color envelope options to some of our cards for a while. Do ya’ll prefer the option to choose between a color envelope & kraft envelope or should we just switch without the option?
Woot woot! I hit my new year’s resolution of 3 blog posts this year! I know not really a big achievement, but set an easy goal & achieve it — haha. I plan to keep going with this blogging thing & not stop after just 3 little posts this year. Maybe next year my blogging goals will be harder to achieve…you know because the bar is higher.
So, we’re always on the lookout for fun & quirky props to add into product photography and our decor in general. We both really like brightly hued vintage items, but unless you just luck out when finding them, they tend to be kind of expensive. Lately I’ve decided to start painting some cute little cheap items to use in photos. I already think painting is basically the answer for everything so I can’t believe I haven’t done this project sooner.
I bought a few little plastic toy animals at Walmart & Target and some unpainted wooden items at Hobby Lobby. I’m a huge fan of cheap DIY projects that are also quick so this was right up my alley. I bought a few small bottles of acrylic paint at Michael’s and used paint brushes I already had.
