I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This homemade cereal bars post has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias® and Safeway. All photos and opinions are my own. #CBias #SocialFabric I like to feed my kids a solid breakfast but school mornings can be so […]
Emerald :: The Color of the Year
I have to admit, when I heard that emerald was the Pantone Color of the Year I was a bit disappointed. I may have just been in mourning that Tangerine’s year was over, but I’m just not a huge emerald fan. However, I’ve seen some really great green ideas lately and I may be crossing […]
Creamy Spinach Enchiladas
I haven’t shared a recipe for a while but I have a great one today: creamy spinach enchiladas! I don’t love regular enchiladas but this recipe is so different and so delicious. You’ll want to start adding it to your regular menu plan. These spinach enchiladas are full of spinach {of course!}, corn, and green […]
A Cross Framed on Burlap
Three of my dear friends are going on a mission trip to Kenya this summer. They’re hosting a Bunko night with a raffle to raise support and I agreed to make something for the raffle. If you’ve been around Dukes and Duchesses for a long time, you may remember the crosses in shadowboxes I made […]
A Game Dresser with Chalkboard Drawers {DecoArt Chalkboard Coating}
I’m so excited to share this fun and colorful game dresser with you! Thanks to DecoArt Clear Chalkboard Coating {affiliate link}, the drawers all have chalkboard surfaces so they can be written on. It’s the perfect solution for the game and puzzle storage in our gameroom. I started with this {free} dresser that came out of […]
Back to Basics :: Hopscotch {with Homemade Sidewalk Chalk}
Last month I started a new Back to Basics series at Dukes and Duchesses. Each month I’ll share a traditional game and a coordinating DIY project. This month’s traditional game is hopscotch and I’m sharing a recipe for homemade sidewalk chalk! I remember playing hopscotch a lot as a kid but my kids rarely play […]
10 Ways to Repurpose Old Drawers
I’ve been doing a fun project with another old dresser {you can see my last trash to treasure dresser here} and it got me thinking about fun and unique ways to repurpose old drawers. I found some great ideas online … which one is your favorite? Great Ways To Upcycle Dresser Drawers You can […]
A Duct Tape Belt {for Boys}
The duct tape belt that I made for Lila has been wildly popular and I decided to make a boy version for Luke. Here it is: the duct tape belt for boys! I used a skull print from Duck Brand {technically a Halloween print, I believe, but Luke loves it} to make the belt. I […]
Homemade Valentines :: Monster Valentines
On Valentine’s Day, Luke will be handing out simple homemade monster valentines to his class! We bought bags of bright-colored monster poppers at Walmart … … and added a simple printed tag: “have a monstrous Valentine’s Day!”. We just typed it up on the computer in a fun font, printed them out, and trimmed them […]
Homemade Valentines :: Owl Be Your Valentine
Today I’m sharing Lila’s homemade owl valentines. Lila {who is six years old and never online} is certain she came up with this idea herself, including the “owl be your valentine” tag line. I don’t have the heart to tell her that owls are really popular and something like this has probably been done before. Let […]
Homemade Stamp of Approval Valentines
Tate gave homemade stamp of approval valentines at her playgroup party this year and they were so easy that I have to share the idea. Like most three year olds, Tate loves art supplies: markers, stamps, glue sticks … the messier, the better. If you have a three year old, you can relate, right? Since […]
Love Mug {Made with Sharpies}
I saw the cutest Valentine’s Day love mug for sale in Starbucks the other day and I came home with plans to make my own. This mug was so quick and simple to make and I love the way it turned out! I used the sharpie technique to make this mug rather than a porcelain […]
How to Make a Felted Wool Garland
I love a pretty felted wool garland! A couple of nights ago I did a google hangout, now posted on youtube, sharing how simple it is to make one with nothing but an old wool sweater and wire. This is such a great and easy way to upcycle an old sweater that you might have […]
Table for Two Tablescape Ideas
Phil and I had a sweet, romantic lunch at a table for two this week, something that rarely happens, especially mid-week. The tablescape, the style, and the lunch itself were definitely not our normal style and I thought you’d enjoy seeing this sweet little tablescape. I was inspired by Moll Anderson’s new book Seductive Tables […]
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