If you're feeling your creative juices flowing this spring, you can do plenty of fun activities with your partner to help get them going. Whether making a flower crown or painting with watercolors, these date ideas will get both of you in a creative mood while also giving the relationship some time outside together.
Create an Easter Egg Hunt
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Prepare the eggs. You can either dye them yourself or buy some ready-to-color chocolate eggs. (If you want to make them yourself, check out this easy recipe for dyeing hardboiled eggs.)
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Set up your "hunt." You'll need a space large enough for all of your guests--and any other people who happen upon your Easter egg hunt--to roam freely and easily find the eggs without getting in each other's way too much. If possible, have multiple hiding spots so that there is more than one place where people might find an egg at once; this will keep things exciting! Try putting some of them on tables or chairs; others could be hidden under potted plants or behind curtains in windowsills; still, others could be tucked away inside cardboard boxes or laundry baskets near corners where they're unlikely to be noticed initially but become increasingly visible with time spent searching around nearby areas...you get the idea! Make sure everyone knows how many times they need.
Create a Garden Maze
You'll need the following:
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A garden or backyard with some space. If you don't have one, consider renting a community garden from your town or city.
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String and stakes to mark out the maze's path (or use chalk).
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Stakes for plants or other decorations that will make the maze more interesting for passersby, like flags or balloons.
To create a maze: Draw out your design on paper first so that you can visualize how it might look before beginning construction in real life! Then take string and stakes into the garden/backyard/community garden and lay down your lines accordingly--you may want to use chalk instead of a string so that they're easier to move around later on if necessary! Assemble any additional features such as flags or balloons around the perimeter where you've created pathways through which people must pass if they want to access inside."
Go on a Garden Tour
Find out about different plants and flowers and the types of gardens that are popular in your area.
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Learn about different styles of gardening, from traditional English to modern Japanese.
Build a Birdhouse or Bird Feeder
Building a birdhouse or feeder is an excellent choice if you're looking for a fun project with your sweetie. These are good ways to enjoy nature together and can also be used as decoration in your yard or garden.
If you want to build one yourself:
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Find some wood that isn't too thick (2x4s work well) and cut it into pieces according to the instructions on this website.
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Paint them any color you like! You may want several different sizes depending on how many birds you want in your yard/garden -- it's best if there are lots of different sizes available because then more species will feel comfortable using them as shelters or places where they can find food at different times throughout the year rather than just during springtime when mother birds are building most nests."
Make Marshmallow Peeps
For this project, you'll need the following:
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Marshmallows (any flavor will do)
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A sharp knife or kitchen shears
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An oven-safe bowl or casserole dish that can hold at least 4 cups of liquid and is deep enough for your marshmallow to be submerged in it when dipping it in chocolate later. You could also use an aluminum baking pan if you don't have one of these bowls available!
Make a Flower Crown
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Flowers. You can use any flower, but you'll want to ensure they're not too heavy or oversized (like roses). For an organic look, try using dainty baby's breath, wildflowers, and other small blooms.
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Ribbon/yarn/twine. If you'd like to add some color or pattern to your crown--or if the flowers are too sparse in certain spots--tie on some ribbons! This will also help keep everything together when wearing it later in the day and make it more comfortable on your head if there's no clip involved yet (more on that later).
Play Painting with Water Colors
Play Painting with Watercolors.
This is a fun activity you can do as a couple or even with friends! To start, gather some watercolors and paintbrushes, then pick an image online that you'd like to recreate on paper. Once the image has been printed and taped to the wall (or canvas), divide it into teams and have each person create their own version of the picture using only their imagination and whatever colors they choose from their palette. When everyone is done, compare your results!
Use these creative date ideas to get your creative juices flowing this spring!
Spring is the perfect time to unleash your inner artist. It's the season for flowers and fresh starts, so why not get creative with the people you love? If you're looking for date ideas that will inspire you and your partner, here are some fun ways to get artistic this spring:
Looking for a fun way to get your creative juices flowing? These date ideas are perfect for making memories and spending time with your partner. Whether looking for something outside or inside the house, these creative date ideas will help you have a memorable spring season!