We received quite a few baby gifts, but this is by far one that I can’t wait to try out! My sister-in-law put together this tote of size 1 diapers from different brands. She also made a note of the cost per diaper for those brands. You never know what … keep reading
Since I’m crafty there is pressure to decorate our baby’s nursery with lots of handmade items. Well, that is not happening… Yes I’m crafty, but I’m also tired and take any opportunity to nap instead of craft during this pregnancy. lol. But I did dedicate a lot of time to … keep reading
Everyone expects me to be super crafty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The truth is, I’m pretty lazy and only crafty about 1% of that time. Or at least that is how I feel. When I found out I was pregnant I became … keep reading
I participated in my first Trunk or Treat and did a Peacock theme of course! My main goal with decorating was to keep it simple. I found the plastic table cloth and balloons at Wal-Mart for less than a dollar each and used the traditional pumpkins as vases for Peacock … keep reading
Customize your witch hat with a little bit of tulle and some feathers. Use only a small dab of hot glue to hold the items in different parts of the hat as needed. Too much glue can weigh down the hat and make it more stiff. Tulle can be found … keep reading
A fleece scarf is almost a must in the Midwest winter. Seriously. They help keep wind from coming through and keep your face and neck pretty cozy. They are also super amazingly easy to make and you won’t believe it until you try it yourself. The hardest part of making … keep reading
Sometimes I have too much time on my hands, and too many craft materials! This chalkboard craft is very easy to make. It’s even a great craft for children 8 and up to do. Materials needed: blank artist canvas, chalkboard vinyl (I purchased a similar roll on Amazon as a … keep reading
Dog owners need a place to hang their leashes, right? I hope this project inspires you! It’s pretty easy to do and the kiddos could help with painting and designing it. Materials needed for this are: a drill, paint, varnish (optional, but not really), piece of wood (I found this … keep reading
