Ever since we got our gigantic couch, I’ve been wanting to make some cute toss cushions for it. Something to cover the not-so-cute toss pillows that came with it and add some more color and fun to the room. I even started a Pinterest board of inspiration. And it took me over a year to […]
Glow in the Dark Shirts for the 4th of July
I love to dress my kids in coordinating holiday shirts for the 4th of July. This year I made glow in the dark shirts for them to wear. Their stars will be glowing away while we’re watching fireworks! That sure trumps a glow stick, doesn’t it? Let me show you how easy it is to […]
A Canada Day Drink
Happy Canada Day to all my northern neighbors! Since I’m Canadian {I was born there and lived there until I graduated from university}, I like to at least mention Canada Day in this house full of Americans {wink}. This year we’re celebrating the big day with a simple red and white layered Canada Day drink […]
Wrapping Up June
A full month of summer is over. That always makes me feel slightly panicked, like summer break is going by way too fast and maybe I haven’t been packing in all that I should. My summer plan to sew, knit, scrapbook, and make things from my Pinterest boards has been paying off though. I’ve finished […]
Sisters {on Rolled Canvas}
My youngest is about to transition from a crib to a bed and, with that, Tate and Lila’s room is getting a bit of a makeover. They’ll both be in twin beds so I found matching bedding, we’ve updated the fixture, and I have some other fun plans to make it a great girly space. […]
Flag Waffles {for the 4th of July}
With the 4th of July only a couple of weeks away, I have red, white, and blue on my mind. Flag waffles would be a fun start to the 4th, wouldn’t they? My kids love having themed food on holidays and flag waffles are a hearty way to start the fun! I made regular waffle […]
An Upcycled Outdoor Dish Caddy
Today I’m sharing a project that’s all about summer entertaining, something that will make life a bit easier: an outdoor dish caddy repurposed from an old CD crate. If you’ve still got one of these old wooden CD holders sitting around from the 80’s, it’s time to upcycle it into something useful! Despite the crazy […]
#GrabSummerFun with Pizza and Ice Cream
After a crazy busy, way-too-scheduled school year, our summer mission is to have fun and keep it simple. My younger kids love playing with the neighbor boys next door so we invited them over for a little summertime water play. I went to Walmart for some treats {Tombstone Pizza and Nestle ice cream Drumsticks} and […]
A Red and Turquoise Pool Party
Kennedy had a few friends over for a start-of-summer pool party yesterday. I set up a simple snack and beverage station in red and turquoise. I love those colors together and they’re perfect colors for a pool party … the table looked great against the color of the water. The new blue floral […]
Baseball Cupcakes
Luke just finished his first season of baseball and tonight the boys are getting together for a little trophy celebration. I think most occasions should be celebrated with a cupcake in hand so I’m bringing a little treat for the boys. I used Skittles to form the laces, placing them side by side […]
Summer Fun {for Kids}
We’re a full week into summer break and I’m loving the unscheduled days. Give me a couple more weeks though and I’ll be giving the kids lists of boredom busters to keep the days full and fun. I thought I’d share the list with you too. {Where possible, I’ve provided links to ideas I’ve shared […]
A Wheels Playdate
I love having a little theme to my kids’ playdates. Not always, of course, but sometimes it’s just fun. If you’re going to have a friend over, why not add a themed snack and make it special? This little wheels playdate started with these napkins. Home Goods. Clearance. I loved them. Tate’s little friend, Brenner, […]
Minty Peach Iced Tea
Summertime at our house means fun refreshments and the more mint we can use, the better. The mint crop is alive and well {and it’s taken over the whole garden as I hoped it would}! This minty peach iced tea is the perfect way to use it! I used eight tea bags, one peach {roughly […]
Free Dallas Outings with Kids
Dallas is a great city. It sits right in the middle of a pile of small suburbs and it’s fairly easy to find something free to do. The hardest part is tolerating the heat while you do it! I have five kids, ranging from 2 to 14, so we’ve experienced a lot of what the […]
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