notes from our whimsical Swedish days between city + sea
Hi. Here are 24 + Scandinavian – inspired holiday projects from last year’s day-by-day creative calendar, in one place, just for you.
Have you been following along these past 4 years, from December 1 – 24, for these 24 days of 24 + Scandinavian – inspired holiday projects that have been shared daily as a collaborative countdown creative calendar?
I’ll be hosting and sharing this daily project again here and on Instagram from December 1.
Playful creating made easy! Let’s Leaf-a-paloosa! Print + go: 3 Printable Leaf Art projects for kids in one post. Continue below to print out each project.
November fills me with gratitude. It also inspired me to create a special gift just for you, Willowday Friends: A Printable November Leaf Doodle Calendar.
Every year, I get mails asking “will I update the Halloween Countdown Calendar?”
With the crisp feeling of Autumn leaves in the air, I’m very happy to share a new DIY/nature craft book to encourage creativity with nature by blogger and architect, Natalie Kramer.
Here’s a little Sneak peek as “Fir Fox + Friends” traveled to Ami Maes and her, Handmakery’s Studio, in Colorado to participate in an ABC FLOWER SAFARI exhibit and a collaboration last week! Fir Fox and 25 Friends — all made from flowers and hand-printed cardboard — served as my willowday Ambassadors and are a part of a
I have lilac fever. Are you experiencing this too? I’m just going to call it for what it is: I’m on an all out “Lilacpallossa” this week. Join me?
I’m blushing but, not like a bride. I’m hoping to distract you from the fact that I’ve missed even saying hello in April or May. I’d like to invite you, instead, to jump right back into willowday with me. I do have this foliage portrait of a blushing Megan Markle as a bride that I
Making Easter Cards is a tradition in Sweden and they’re front and center today because, in Sweden, today is the day where kids traditionally dress up like witches and go from door to door, trick or treating; leaving handmade cards in exchange for candy! (or for a few, bunny oranges)