It’s A Good Day {to have a good day}: Quickie Canvas
We had our monthly neighborhood moms craft night last week (more on what we made this round to come), and as I putting away paints the next day, I noticed […]
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How To Beef Up A Frame {without adding a thing}
Hubs wanted Sis to have a big family photo in her room, so I set off this week in search of a frame suitable for the project. I found a […]
Roasted Marshmallows, Anyone? [under $10 fire pit]
There is nothing quite like lighting up the fire pit in our backyard on a relaxing summer evening. The crackle of the fire, a cool breezy mountain evening, and the […]
Chai Latte Knock-Off {3 simple ingredients}
One of my favorite drinks at Starbucks is a chai latte… Which is basically sweetened chai tea with steamed milk, yeh? So I figured I definitely needed to try to […]
The Tango-On Top
I wanted to make something for Sis that incorporated navy, olive, and lilac, so I pulled some fabric and got busy. But what to make?! I landed on a criss-cross […]
Beef Up A Canvas {with an old frame, made over}
I feel like I am always painting old picture frames creamy white, then sanding them and dirtying them up to perfection, but since it’s been a while since I did […]
Another Neighborhood Crafty Party {and a disaster averted}
The girls came over to the Camp again for another craft extravaganza! I LOVE THAT! Last time I decorated the table with weeds and lemons, and this time it was […]
Onesie To Monogram Applique Pillow {upcycle}
Well, you know I love a good repurpose and upcycle. So when our adorable friend and babysitter Miss Mandi asked me about possible project ideas for her friend’s daughter’s old […]
Sis’s Upcycled “T-Shirt Quilt” Twirly Dress {tutorial}
Well, I hope you saw my t-shirt “quilt” patchwork maxi dress tutorial on Wednesday. Of course, Sis needed something special for her VBS shirt refashion too! I think we came […]
T-Shirt(s) Upcycle: Patchwork Maxi Dress
So, I’ve been serving at my church’s VBS for seven years now, and each year we get VBS shirts. They are an easy and cheap ($5!) uniform for the week… […]
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