Guest Picks: Spring Dragonflies
I love the movement and colors of this wall art. I can imagine the finish shining in the sunlight.
This floral scented candle will be the perfect addition to make your home feel warm and inviting. After the candle is finished, I'd reuse the jar for holding small keepsakes or jewelry.
This Haitian-made art piece is made from upcycled old drums. It's very cool, and I love the bright colors. I would hang it on a deck or screened-in porch.
I like the juxtaposition of the whimsical dragonfly pattern with the harder copper sheen.
This handmade Tiffany-style dragonfly lamp has the vibe of the classically made glass lamps — but not the price.
I'd frame this metallic, luxe paper in a frame for DIY art. It also comes in a pretty fuchsia.
This wall decal would be cute in a little girl's room or bathroom. The pattern and colors are so happy and fresh.
These are a simple and very inexpensive way to switch up your bathroom decor for spring. I would experiment and spray paint them a color that matches my decor.
This French glassware was created using a time-honored technique for molding and tamping. I like the old-world shape of the goblet.
Line up a set of these garden stones in your backyard. They're perfect for adding a little interest when guests are walking around.
These napkin rings are stylish and interesting enough to add a little decor to your table setting. I'd just add some white flowers to bring out the sparkle.
I'd make dragonfly-shaped sugar cookies for Easter or a spring lunch get-together with friends.
Decorate your fridge with these magnets to hold up pictures, notes or recipe clippings.
These embroidered pillows are very chic. If you tire of the pattern, they are reversible to just the solid color on the back.
This is quite a luxe paperweight for your desk. I like the gilded colors of the wings.
I like this bowl. It has Asian influences with the style and colors.
I would line up three of these in my bathroom for hanging towels.
I love this full china set by kate spade. It's refined but casual enough to use every day, not just for special occasions.
These outdoor garden lights are solar powered — way to be ecofriendly! They also change colors.
This art is made from a vintage French dictionary page. I like the idea of recycling items and making them into new pieces.
These easy-to-hang pieces would go well in any girl's room. I imagine them really standing out against a pretty blue or lilac wall.Next: DIY Project: Mobile Container Garden
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