Today is the day, it’s the fifth of May. So, happy Cinco de Mayo to all of you out there! We are celebrating with a Mexican themed dinner party with our small group. Ole!
Isn’t that watercolor beautiful? It’s the work of Caitlin McGauley, check out more of her incredible work here.
We are hosting Easter dinner this year. I have already started brain storming (and searching high and low for) my table decorations and place settings for the special day. I still not sure what I am going to do about the centerpiece (it may just be the ham, yum, yum!) but for each person’s place setting I am going to make a small papier mache nest with a single monogrammed (with my calligraphy of course!) egg in it. I have already found (thrifted) the vintage book I am going to use to make the mini-nests (this is my weekend project…). I am not really into cutesy “bunny” crafts, or fussy crafts that take hours, I love this idea because it’s so simple, sweet and I love the imagery of new life. The nests really are quite simple to make, here are the step-by-step directions! What are you doing for Easter, I love to hear about fun traditions or other beautiful crafts out there!
Image via Country Living (one of my all time FAVORITE resources)