Easer Decorations and the baby!

With the baby coming 3 weeks early I haven't been able to post my Easter decorations

that I made before he was born.

Here is a picture of my little guy!

Daxen Kyler

4-12-2011

7lbs 9 1/2 oz. 19 inches 

5:31 am

Now onto my Easter crafts!

These are from The Wood Connection!

These next two are from Craft Goodies!

This one is from Makia Creations!

The last one is my chocolate bunny paver!

I am sad that Easter is right around the corner and all these cute decorations

are going to be put away for another year!

Better late than Never!

I know that Thanksgiving is done and over with, but I have 2 more cute crafts I want to share with you!
My friend, Sady is the best friend ever!
She made me 2 adorable crafts that I have to share with you!

The first one is a paver turkey!

The second one is this cute pumpkin that we saw over at Under My Umbrella!

I love both of them and I am so excited that I have an awesome friend who surprises me with amazing crafts!

Gobble Gobble!!!!

Today I would like to share 2 turkeys that I made last week.

They were both so simple and easy!

The first one was a kit that I got from my SIL Ang!

She was in charge of a craft for a craft night!

Here he is!

Next I know you have all seen the cute 2x4 turkey made by Wendy from Craft Goodies! She has a fabulous blog and tons of amazing ideas!

Here is my 2 x 4 turkey!

I have one more turkey to show you, but it isn't quite done!

Hint~ it is made out of a paver!

Paver Pumpkins!

Back in the spring I made ladybug pavers and I thought how fun it would be to make pumpkins for the fall.

So here is the tutorial for my pumpkin pavers.

Supplies

pavers

orange and brown paint

wire, ribbon, fabric, or raffia

paint brush

Step 1~ paint your paver orange. I spray painted mine.

Step 2~ Paint the stem brown. I used paint and a paint brush to do this, because it got dark before I could cover the bottom part and spray paint the stem.

Step 3~ Grab some wire, ribbon, fabric, raffia, or what ever you like to

tie between the stem and the pumpkin.

I used green wire and curled the ends.

Now you have a cute little  pumpkin. It is really that easy.

I think they need something more, so if you have any suggestions feel free to leave a comment!

Thanks and have a fabulous weekend!