The most beautiful raw materials can be found in nature.🦋 This is one of the easiest DIY’s to make and perfect for a well spent afternoon  with children. I used hole punches/cutters to cut out shapes in the leaves. But you may also use scissors. And it even allows you to create more variations!🍁 Anyone to try it out? (I’d love you to send me your art works!)🧡

To not throw away apples that were getting too ripe, we baked an apple crumble.🥮🍎It’s one of those super quick, easy and delicious recipes!Here goes:Cut 4 apples into small slices and place in a tart pan, mixed together with 1 cup of sultanas.In a bowl, whippe 3 eggs with 4 tbsp of honey and 2 tbsp of cinnamon.Add 80g of olive oil (or melted butter) and 1 cup of oat flour. Mix lightly and pour the mixture over the apples.Bake in the oven at

Around here, we are still busy decorating the Easter eggs! And we also had another idea: we made a small hole in the eggs (use a needle,  it’s more perfect) and decorated them with paints. Then we write messages on little pieces of paper, which we roll up and insert into the eggs through the hole. Everyone who receives the egg will have to break it to read that special message.🐰🥚

I wanted to try these candles inside eggs for a long time. I saw them on Pinterest and thought they were really beautiful in their simplicity.Easter is the perfect time for a decoration like this!WHAT YOU NEED:eggshellsegg boxest-lightsdyes (we used natural pigments)paints and brushes HOW TO MAKE:Break the eggs carefully, so that you keep half shell intact. Here at home, we saved these shells throughout the week.Paint the egg carton. Melt the wax of the t-lights

WHAT YOU NEED: black woolsmall colourful pompomsblack crochet threadforkneedlehole punchscissorsGlue HOW TO MAKE: Wrap the wool around the fork.When it is quite bulky, remove it carefully. Tie a woolen thread in the middle of the ball and cut each end of it. Compose the pompom, cutting the wool in excess, until it gets the best shape. Using the needle, pass a few crochet threads through the pompoms to create the spider’s legs. Use the small circles of paper