working from home.

If you’re still having a hard time getting the twine through, try grabbing it with tweezers and pulling it through the hole.It worked for me!.

This is a great Easter decoration.It looks so nice paired with pretty things like satin ribbon or even rougher natural things like reclaimed wood and jute.. It’s also a fabulous family project!.It takes a lot of lung power to blow out all those eggs!

It’s great to be able to take turns..When you’re done, you’ll have a beautiful garland that you’ll be able to keep and reuse for many years to come!

Several of the eggs I used here were actually blown out last year and I was amazed at how well they keep.

For more easy Easter ideas, like how to make.Nowhere for tiny piles of cat fur and dust to rest that need constant wiping!

It makes a difference!.The free-standing tub is also obviously a main attraction in the room and it was designed really cleverly too!

It’s actually a small tub, but it feels huge because of how deep it is as well as the square shape inside and out.We decided to go with a 5-foot tub rather than a 6-foot one to keep the room feeling spacious and I’m so glad we did!.