Now that Valentine's Day is a week away, I'm going to continue with the Valentine's Day theme and share a few finds that I have been loving lately. All of these would make fun and unique Valentine's Day gifts that are not your typical chocolate this and candy that (though there are a couple of chocolate recipes). I don't usually do these types of posts, but it seemed like a good way to round up everything that has been going on this month. One ♥ The first thing we have been enjoying ... continue reading...
Valentine’s Card Decorating Party
If you haven't noticed by now, I love Valentine's Day. While that hasn't always been the case during my adult life, having kids has really made me appreciate how even a small effort goes a long way. It is so fun making the holiday special for them with treats, decorations, and lots of hugs and kisses. The kids aren't in school right now, so they won't be exchanging Valentine's cards in a traditional sense. But we still wanted to spread the love. So we had a little Valentine's card decorating ... continue reading...
Free Printable Placemat for Valentine’s Day
Hello all, and Happy February! I wanted to pop on and share these printable Valentine's placemats that I made for my kids. I've attached a pink and blue version of the printable placemat as a PDF link below. If anyone else has a special little one in their life who appreciates cheery Valentine's table decor (or if your table needs protecting from said little people) feel free to download it and have it printed and laminated at your local printing store. I took mine to our local UPS store, and it ... continue reading...
Revisiting the DIY Battery Powered Table Lamp
One of my more popular blog posts is How to Make a Battery-Powered Plug Receptacle. Since writing the post, I have received questions regarding battery life longevity, which is a valid concern considering the DIY receptacle uses eight AA batteries. I knew the post needed follow-up research. However, after I made the battery-powered plug receptacle and wrote the post, I quickly moved on to painting the house, Christmas, and all of that fun stuff. In the meantime, the kids did a number on my DIY ... continue reading...
My Experience with Peel and Stick Wallpaper + Tips and Tricks
Well I did it! After living with white walls for a little over a year, I decided to add some color back into our lives. Actually a lot of color. Bright green herringbone wallpaper to be more precise. To achieve this I used the temporary hair dye of the design world: inexpensive peel and stick wallpaper from Amazon. It's a fun way to spruce up your home without making a long-term commitment. This was my first time installing wallpaper, and overall I had a positive experience. I wanted to share ... continue reading...
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