Easter Wreath

I've had my mind the past couple of weeks on making an Easter egg wreath for our front door. I finally got it started the other day and then ran out of eggs.... so I finished today! 

I think it's probably my favorite craft I've made.

My cute husband pretending to knock .

While going through my camera I discovered some older pictures I've never posted. Here's one of Nicole, Juston, and Austin during our visit to Utah over Christmas. We went to this bounce place for my niece, Jennilyn's, 3rd birthday. It was super fun. Tons of adult siblings acting like 5 year olds again racing through bounce houses. Seriously. We made teams and then did a relay race through these inflatable things. 

I'm pretty sure everyone there, including other children, thought we were crazy.

 Jayden driving a car.

 Celebrating Curtis's birthday back in January.

 He must have blown out all the candles in one blow since he's so excited.

This was my Valentine's craft this year.

 And these babies just came in the mail today! We ordered snorkels for our trip to the Virgin Islands in June. Seemed to make more sense to buy them, then to rent them everyday. 

As you can tell, I'm pretty excited!

Christmas Decorating

Growing up my parents gave us Hallmark Ornaments in our Christmas stockings every year. 

I had a bunch of ornaments that needed a new home this year, so we got a live Christmas Tree!! 

 Our Christmas star. It has lights that plug into the tree lights. Thank you Grandma!

We made some ornaments for our tree too. I think these ones have to be my favorite. We made some home made modpodge and cut up some sheet music and glued it around the ornament ball.

 Rudolph is pretty cool too. I shredded brown construction paper to put inside of him.

 For this one, I used some of those rhinestone things that you fill flower vases with, 

and glued them all around it. It's super heavy, but looks pretty cool on the tree.

 Modpodge on the inside and then glitter.

 Attempt at painting on the ornament. I had planned to paint on more of them, 

but after attempting an "H", I decided I'll stick with simple this year.

Our first Gingerbread house together. Next year maybe we'll try to make gingerbread, 

but for now we'll stay with the pre-made kit.

I found this guy on Pinterest. 

Everytime I would look at it, I just laughed. 

So when Curtis was at school studying until midnight, I decided to make him. 

I still chuckle every time I look at our fridge.

I think he's staying up until May.

 And this is my last craft of the season. It's hanging above our mantle.

Merry Christmas!!!

 May we remember the real meaning of Christmas and the gift our Savior gave to us all.