Super-Cheap Owl Jewelry DIY {& crafting with MOPS}
Last week, I had the supreme pleasure of leading a talk and craft time with my church’s MOPS group. [MOPS stands for Mothers Of PreSchoolers. Solidarity, sisters!] Since it’s October, […]
Category Archives: getting creative
A Quiet Little Embroidered Feather
Since my day pretty much began with, ‘Wait, what? How did you drop the entire tube of toothpaste in the toilet?” before I’d had so much as a cup of […]
Knuffle Bunny! {storytime & craft}
I am always up for a good book and a cute craft! And this summer I was thrilled to get to plan and host a little play date at our […]
Come With Me {to the apple orchard}
I might be a hopeless romantic for saying this, but there is something so magical to me about an apple orchard. Being out in nature among 1000 fruit-bearing trees, old […]
Giveaway Announcement & Scrappy Pennant Stationery
What a fun ride it’s been sewing for Heather Bailey‘s creative challenge! I hope you enjoyed the projects I created with her delicious fabrics! I’ve got one last [unofficial] project […]
Just The Absolute Simplest Way To Make A Custom Name Sign
With a new school year under way, new teachers abound, and one of my faves who is teaching her own preschool class this year is my sweet friend Charlene. She […]
Project 3 {heather bailey creative challenge & giveaway}
Okay, well first off, I have to apologize for going blog incommunicado for a few days! We dismantled our computer early Friday, and it is still sitting in pieces, along […]
Heather Bailey Creative Challenge & Giveaway: Project 2
And we’re BACK for part 2 of the Heather Bailey fabrics creative challenge. If you need to catch up on how it all came about, see here! The project 2 […]
Heather Bailey Creative Challenge & Giveaway: Project 1
If you do not know who Heather Bailey is, please take just a moment to go familiarize or remind yourself. She is a fabric designer whose prints you have probably […]
Thrifty MacGyver Watch Face Fix
I had a cute, albeit inexpensive, Charming Charlie watch… But I managed to break off the winding mechanism, so I replaced it with a second, albeit inexpensive Charming Charlie watch. […]
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