An oldie but a goodie! I love this felt letter board and I use it always.  I created this Felt Letter Board, and guess what - it's a DIY project.  Now, I didn't come up with this idea by myself, I got a little help from other DIY crafters.  

hi everyone!  I'm am sooooooo super excited to share this project with you.  I absolutely love the design and colors and what's even better...you can make one yourself the printable is free (for personal use)
I love paper, everyone knows that but calendars come a close second.  And what a fun way to keep up with busy days than with a fun and easy DIY perpetual calendar?!?!  You are able to stack the magnets one on top of another so you don't forgot important dates. 
 - days of the week
 - all 12 months
 - dates 1-31
 - blank circles
 - 5 notes circles
 - 5 TO DO circles
 - 5 goals circles
 - 5 play date circles
 - 5 girls weekend circles

You only need a few supplies to get started...but it's really easy.  You can find the printable, the supply list and all the instructions, including an easy to follow video HERE.

March is National Crafting Month...I'm so excited to join Jen Goodie of 100 Directions to celebrate all things crafty.
This week, it's all about paint, and most of you know, I love paint!  So, I broke out the spray paint and got to crafting.  I'm happy to share my teal gumball machine project with you.

I ordered my gumball machine online and knew from the start I wanted a different color.  You only need a few things to get started.  The hardest part of this project for me - having enough patience and waiting for the paint to dry so I could use it.

Supplies:
Gumball Machine
Spray Paint
Painters Tape
Cardboard or cardboard box
Extra newspaper or plastic bags

While the gumball machine was perfect, I wanted to to fit my brand better as I wanted to take it along with me to craft shows.

I stared with a new machine, the parts were perfect.  But if you happen to have a vintage machine, I suggest you contact the company of your machine for any needed replacement parts.

I took apart the machine and put all the inside parts and glass bowl to the side.

I then filled the inside part of the machine with plastic bags and used painters tape to cover all the areas I didn't want to paint.  And remember you want no paint on the inside of the machine. It just keep any food safe.
And just paint.  I needed 3-4 coats. It's very humid here in Texas, so I was required to let it dry for days, about 3 times longer than the instructions on the can.  I even brought it inside the house from the garage the last two days just to be sure.