This week we received an electronic media kit with photos taken by the professional photographers at the Sandra Lee event. I thought it would be fun to share a few more photos as well as two recipes from our luncheon {both delicious and perfect for summer entertaining}. This is the official red carpet photo with […]
A Very Hungry Caterpillar Hair Clip
I made Tate a caterpillar clip to wear to her Very Hungry Caterpillar playdate this week. I was inspired by this, but changed it a bit to fit our theme. I love projects like this. It took less than ten minutes to make and I used supplies that I already had. Cheap and cute. I […]
Very Hungry Caterpillar Playdate Party
You know I love a good themed party. Well, I also love a themed playdate. It’s a fun way to try some cute ideas without the pressure of the all-out entertainment or perfection required at a party. I’ve seen a lot of cute ideas using The Very Hungry Caterpillar book and I thought a very […]
Washi Tape May Day Baskets
Happy May Day! Did you give or receive any flowers today? I love the tradition of placing May Day baskets on our neighbor’s door handles. This year I kept it really simple and placed flowers in washi-tape-wrapped paper bags. To make the bags with handles, I took a plain brown lunch bag and traced around […]
Wrapping Up April
I feel like I blinked and April was gone. You too? In case you missed some posts, here are a few highlights. In April, I did a mini-makeover in Kennedy’s bathroom, made a duct tape belt, baked some delicious cookies, popped some stovetop kettle corn, hosted a Keurig Vue House Party, whipped up some duct […]
Sandra’s Summer Carnival
Are you ready to hear all about the Summer Carnival? I’ll warn you, it’s picture heavy. And this is only a fraction of what I actually took. But it was a seriously picture-worthy event … you’ll see what I mean. I had an amazing time and I’m so thankful I had this opportunity. I’ve never […]
Sandra’s Summer Carnival in New York
In the last twenty-four hours, a super fun opportunity dropped in my lap. You all know who Sandra Lee is, right? When I think of Sandra Lee, I think of coordinating tablescapes, themed gatherings, semi-homemade food, and fun cocktails. Well now she’s also launching an exclusive collection of home products, Sandra by Sandra Lee. The […]
A Cabinet Door Tray
Our family room coffee table has a new cabinet door tray made from an old cabinet door. Kind of fun, kind of colorful, kind of eclectic. Not bad for an old cabinet door and a couple of handles, huh? And very little effort. Knowing I wanted to do this project, I found an old cabinet […]
Bathtub Paints with Earth’s Best
While I was using the treadmill one day this week, Tate did a little product experimentation with her hair. Yikes! Since a daytime bath was in order, I decided to jazz it up a bit with some bathtub paints. We’ve made bathtub paints before but this time I made them even simpler. I used an […]
A Vintage Ladder Towel Rack
If you read this blog regularly, you’ll know that I love a good dumpster diving treasure. My chairs, the vintage wagon, and the dollhouse shelf are all favorite finds. So when Kennedy came home this weekend and let me know that a vintage ladder was in a neighbor’s trash, I hopped in the car {dragging […]
Duct Tape Pocket
I’ve been inspired by the beautiful new line of Duck Brand Duck Tape to come up with some fun projects and this simple, colorful duct tape pocket is my latest little project! It’s perfect for all those trinkets that kids love as well as a great way to wrap a small gift or gift card. […]
You’ve Got Mail
Remember our little playhouse? Tate has hit an age where she really loves to play in it. The three younger kids will all play in there, digging away in the dirt floor. One day I’m certain I’ll go in and they’ll have dug a tunnel halfway through the neighborhood. I love adding fun little touches […]
A Knit Pillow Cover
I shared this knit pillow at The CSI Project last week and thought I’d repost it here for those that missed it. This project is obviously designed for knitters but could easily be converted to a crocheted project. If knitting and crocheting aren’t for you, try taking an old sweater and converting it to a […]
Homemade Kettle Corn
We’ve become a bit addicted to this new popcorn recipe and I had to share it with you: homemade kettle corn made on the stovetop. It’s quick and easy to make and so delicious! I still love our simple microwave version but this one tastes much more like the sweet and salty kettle corn you […]
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