Hi Friends! I just thought I’d hop on in today to wish you all a Happy Easter!
I hope the Easter Bunny brought you lots of fun goodies in your basket!
And most importantly I hope you have an egg-cellent day with friends and family!
I know I sure will be!
Happy Easter, xoxo, 
Easter is coming up this weekend and I thought it would be fun to re-share some of the Easter DIY’s I had shared on the blog in the past.
Looking to give your dog something fun and active to do? Check out my DIY Easter Egg Hunt for Dogs!
Everyone always wears their Sunday best on Easter, and your dog should be no exception! Check out my Easy 5 Minute No-Sew Bowtie for Dogs! It’s so easy you’ll wonder why you never made one before!
I also scoured the web and rounded up these fun ways for your dog to enjoy Easter:
Check out these cute DIY Edible Easter Eggs for your dog from Pretty Fluffy.
Your dog will look extra cute in the family photos with these DIY Easter Bunny Ears from Martha Stewart.
Check out these fun DIY Easter Bunny Treat Jars to hold all your pup’s Easter goodies.
Oh boy, after checking out all these fun Easter DIY’s I totally can’t wait for the Easter Bunny to come hopping over to my house on Sunday!
What plans do you have with your dog this Easter?
Did you ever just feel like getting dressed up? You know, slicking back your hair and putting on your fanciest bowtie?
Makes a dog feel pretty good!
Check out my 5 minute no sew bowtie!
Now that it’s May I thought it would be fun to take a look back at some of the adventures I had in April! Boy did I have a grand time – so incase you missed it, here’s a look back at some of the highlights from last month!
I had a blast visiting with my family on Easter. Easter Recap
I updated my Super Hero Outfit with the help of Cafe Press. Outfitting A Super Hero with Cafepress
I made some designer hula hoops for my upcoming performance. Hula Hooping Good Time
I got my vegetable garden ready for spring. Gardening with Ammo
I celebrated National High-Five Day. Happy National High-Five Day
I recapped my trip to the Spring Doxie Fest. Spring Doxie Fest Recap
I made a chalkboard dog bowl for less than $5. DIY Chalkboard Dog Bowl – Under $5
I made my very own set of DIY 2×2 Dog Agility Weave Poles. DIY: Build Your own 2×2 Dog Agility Weave Poles
I had fun digging on the farm. These Paws were Made for Digging
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When Easter morning arrived Mr. Bunny had left a basket of goodies just for me!
Watch the proof below:
Of course I wasted no time in digging into my goodies, thanks so much Bunny, they were lovely!
I may have strutted around the house for quite some time just showing off my new toys.
Later on my family came to spend the day with me (even by bestest pal Trooper was there) and I enjoyed seeing everyone.
It rained a bit on Easter, so I kindly offered up my dog training facilities in the basement so that my cousins could have their annual Easter egg hunt.
I’m pretty sure I had the most eggs when everything was all said and done. (It’s because of my lightning fast speed!)
At the end of the day though, I come for one thing and one thing only…..the HAM! And I have to say it was DELISH!
I hope everyone had a nice Easter with their friends and family, and I’m already looking forward to next year, but it’s far to long to wait for more ham if I do say so myself!
P.S. Thanks to everyone who shared their dogs in their Easter Bowties on my Facebook Page. I loved seeing all those happy dogs in their Easter wear after following my tutorial!
I just wanted to hop in and wish all of you a wonderful Easter! xoxo,
You all know I love a good DIY project, and when it takes less then 5 minutes and requires no sewing (for my mom who is not so handy with a needle and thread) it’s just an added bonus!
So for Easter this year my mom helped me whip up some quick DIY Bowties that I can wear when all my family comes to visit on Sunday. They’re so fun and easy to make that I can’t even decide which one to wear!
5 Minute No Sew DIY Easter Bowtie for your Pet
What you need:
Step 1: Cut a long rectangular piece of fabric (Mom cut mine 5″ x 19″ to make my small bow tie). The longer and wider you make your rectangle the bigger your bow tie will be. You will also want to cut a thinner strip of fabric, mine was 2″ x 19″, to be used later.
Step 2: Using your large rectangular piece of fabric fold in the edges. You can use an iron to crease the folds if need be.
Step 3: Next fold your ends towards the center so that they just overlap where the center mark would be.
Step 4: Fold the entire piece of fabric in half.
Step 5: With the front of your bowtie facing you, crease it into 3 even pleats. Then place a clothespin on it to hold it in place while you move to the next step.
Step 6: Using the small strip of fabric you cut, fold in the edges.
Step 7: Wrap the thin strip of fabric around your bowtie and tie in a double knot in the back.
Step 8: Tie your Bowtie around one of your dogs collars, trimming any excess fabric if need be.
You’re now ready for an Easter Party!
Now if I could only decide which one to wear!
P.S. I expect to see lots of dogs in dapper bowties this Easter! Post your dog in their best bowtie on my Facebook wall so we can enjoy them all!
Easter is this weekend, so mom decided we could have a little pre-Easter fun by having an Easter Egg Hunt!
Incase you didn’t want to miss out on the fun either, here’s what you’ll need to have your very own Dog Friendly Easter Egg Hunt:
Simply fill your eggs with the treats and place them around the house or yard for your dog to find.
You can also use the egg hunt as a way to work on some training. Asking your dog to sit and wait before hunting for the eggs helps them learn patience.
Make sure to supervise your pet during the egg hunt, as you will have to help them open the eggs once found (it’s those cumbersome paws)! Also be sure to make sure they don’t chew on the eggs, as they can break easily.
Next time I think I’ll have to invite my friends over to partake in all the fun!
Happy Easter!
With Easter just around the corner it has me dreaming about what delectable treats Mr. Bunny will be leaving in my Easter basket this year.
So when I stumbled across the Paw Street Barkery and all their organic dog treats I just knew I would be secretly hoping some of them end up in my Easter Basket this year.
Drooling yet? You can fetch these drool-worthy treats from the Paw Street Barkery HERE.
Did you hear? My disguise worked, and the Easter Bunny visited my house on Sunday!
Mr. Easter Bunny brought me a basket full of goodies to open on Easter Morning.
I got some new rawhide chews and a new rope toy too – that bunny knows me too well.
Are you sure there isn’t any more goodies in my basket?
After enjoying all my Easter basket goodies my family came over to enjoy the glorious day.
I had fun playing with all my cousins and even my bestest pal Trooper came over.
Trooper even brought me my very own Easter Bunny to play with!
After me and Trooper had a roaring good time with our new bunny, we helped my non-furry cousins hunt for Easter eggs.
It was a wonderful Easter weekend, and it was great to spend time with my friends and family. I hope everyone had as nice a time as I did – and hopefully Mr. Easter Bunny left you lots of goodies too!
