Flowering Gift {with extra blooms}
This end-of-school year for our class gift, we wanted to do an all-meat, no fluff present. [We’d already hit the sentimental note during Teacher Appreciation Week with the funny memory […]
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Pinterest Craft Party {neighborhood moms’ group}
We are blessed to have a neighborhood moms’ group. How cool is that? We get together to open God’s Word, have preschool playdates, getaway to moms’ night out’s, and craft […]
Pick Your Plum {review & giveaway}
After having perused the Pick Your Plum site for ages–that website that has new crafty, decor, or apparel deals each day–I finally gave it a try and ordered. They change […]
How To Bless A Friend {who’s having a tough day}
I have a friend who had a tough day a while back. And I just hurt for her. I wanted to walk down the hall next to her, with my […]
{super easy} Shabby Fabric Flower Corsage
Okay, so remember how on Monday we talked about organizing a class bouquet for your kids’ teachers? well, that was actually the first time I’ve ever made a tissue paper […]
Teacher Appreciation Week: Collected Class Bouquet
With Teacher’s Appreciation Week going on and Mother’s Day fast approaching, I am excited to share this thoughtful and almost-free gift idea. We are spending the week with different “theme” […]
How To Make {stinkin’ adorable} Box-Fold Felt Flowers
We had a girls’ night last night, and one of the most fun parts of it (at least for crafty me!) was getting in a little craft time with my […]
A Front Porch Fall Display {that doesn’t die when not watered}
Well, my front porch looked so cute, I thought, a couple of weeks ago. Too bad I didn’t take a photo to commemorate the look, because I’ve since killed all […]
Super Easy Way To Preserve Hydrangeas {that actually works}
I’ve tried at least a half a dozen ways to preserve hydrangeas over the past year or two, purportedly “sure fire” methods from google searches and pinterest that just haven’t […]
Kindergarten Flower Art… Um, The BOY Version
One of my favorite things to do when our eldest was in kindergarten was to tackle the family art projects that were sent home each month. They allowed freedom to […]
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