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The ocean air is just what the doctor ordered… while we haven’t been to the beach, I can smell that salty air. I shared a simple Spring Vignette, a polymer clay Easter ornament, and all the details of the virtual wine tasting experience I had with Travel Iowa. I have no idea where she got it, but while visiting Walmart this past week, I saw they had Mexican Style Falsa Blankets for only about $13-14. A year or two ago I asked for the HP Sprocket for Christmas to use when camping.

Summerset Winery is located outside of Des Moines, Iowa in Indianola, where they produce award-winning Iowa wine from locally grown, central Iowa grapes. Glyn Mawr Winery is a mother-daughter-owned winery located in Mount Vernon, Iowa. They now have a tasting room on historic Main Street and described the facility as a little old school, a little classic, and a little vintage. Visit soldiercreekwinery.com and use the code MADEINIOWA to save 10% on your purchase for the month of March (2021).

Today I’m super excited to share a sweet tutorial for polymer clay ornaments (or gift tags) for Easter. You make polymer clay ornaments using oven-baked clay, rolling pins, and cutters to create the shape you desire. White Polymer Clay (I used Sculpey) Acrylic Clay Roller Egg-shaped cookie cutter Textured Paper Plastic Straw Rabbit stamp Black Ink Pad (I used Memento) Twine or Ribbon How to make Polymer Clay Ornaments for Easter: After that, we’re going to place the egg-shaped cookie cutter on the clay and press it down firmly to create the shape for the polymer clay ornament.

I always get seasonal depression, but I think staying at home and the effects of the pandemic made this winter seem a little less tolerable. The February Fox The Little by Little Home What Meegan Makes | The Roots of Home Sources for Spring Vignette: Sun Daisy Stems Wreath – Handmade (tutorial coming soon) Blue and Cream Vase – Walmart Jute Runner – Walmart Bird and