Amy made this striking Welcome Spring burlap sign. It's not the usual palette that I associated with spring (think pastels), but it works!

Click to Make: Welcome Spring Burlap Sign

The fact that Sherry used flower patterned cardstock to make her spring flower bouquet seems a little meta to me, which is fun.

Click to Make: Spring Flower Bouquet

Reverse canvases are a fun way to create a different look for the standard stretched canvas. Paula made this cheery version for spring.

Click to Make: Spring Reverse Canvas

If you want to venture into the world of quilting, start with this bright Bloom spring mini quilt by Stephanie.

Click to Make: Spring Mini Quilt

So many people look forward to spring break after a long winter, so announce that you're ready for some fun with this shirt by Christina.

Click to Make: Spring Break Mode Shirt

If you're celebrating a birthday or throwing another type of party, greet your guests with these flower name tags by Linda.

Click to Make: Spring Flower Name Tags

This Howdy wreath by Shaylee is suitable for adding a welcoming touch to your front door even if you don't live in the Southwest.

Click to Make: Howdy Wreath

Someday I want to see the tulip fields in The Netherlands, but until then, I can just enjoy making tulip designs like this scrapbook page by Feliza.

Click to Make: Tulip Scrapbook Page

Julia created this paper flower wreath with her daughter. My child really loves to make crafts, so this would be a fun project to tackle together.

Click to Make: Paper Flower Wreath

Melanie used this floral patterned iron-on from the Charlotte collection by Anna Griffin to make this Hello Spring shirt pop.

Click to Make: Hello Spring Shirt