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Brave Little Warriors and twinkling fires, this American Indian Inspired Birthday Party, will fulfill all of your heart's desires! Styled by Emma Chia of Hopping Hares Parties, out of Singapore; this incredible party, with its custom decor and beautiful boho party details, will have you swooning! The American Indian Inspired party ideas + elements you just can't miss from this sweet occasion, include: Twinkle light campfire Dreamy dreamcatchers Painted prairie rocks Feather cupcake toppers…

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In a grand effort to give my kids the best foot forward, I have been introducing education fundamentals through play. After reviewing tons of eduction sites, I came up with a weekly curriculum that...

Check out this free DIY tutorial of an Indian axe - your kids will love this simple and fun crafty activity! More DIY ideas on Petit-Fernand blog.

It’s started. That’s right, the holidays are ON. Have you been to Target lately? If not, you should know that the decorations section is overflowing with goodness. We’ve also started to amp up our holiday DIYs and today we’ve got potato-stamped wrapping paper. Inspired by a post I wrote last year, we’re bringing these bad boys back. Hey Santa, tell your elves we’re challenging them to a gift-wrap competition. Our workshop will kick your workshop’s booty. Starting with potatoes.

Learn more about totem poles with this fun cardboard tube craft for kids.

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Let me cut straight to the chase. Jennifer Lawrence looks pretty damn good with a bow and arrow. Mind you, she looks good with just about anything, no doubt, but she knows how to use it too which is something most people probably can’t say for themselves. I for one probably wouldn’t know which end goes where if it weren’t for the skilled archers at the Renaissance fair. Thanks for passing on all of your wisdom and knowledge! (Cute costumes by the way.) (Boy, I love a good Renaissance fair.)…