The Burlap Canvas Makeover {with paper cut lettering}
Well, I was beyond honored to be asked back a second time this year to speak craftiness to our local MOPS International group. [Clearly the sleep deprivation caused by having […]
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Mary Poppins Quote + Chalk Art Canvas
Y’all, Mary Poppins. She’s never cross. And kind, but very firm. Rosy cheeks. The whole nine. Practically perfect in every way. So when I saw the blank office wall of […]
How To Radically Change A Life {with a shoebox}
Okay, have we all sufficiently raided the chocolate out of the kids’ Halloween candy? Are you shifting your focus to the holidays ahead, looking for meaningful activities to do with […]
{totally do-able} Kid-Written Thank You Notes
Our middle child just recently had a birthday party, and since he is now majorly grown up (you know, being six and all), I thought he maybe should tackle writing […]
scripture doodle journal {& verse art}
A lot of times when I read a certain verse in the bible, I total see the words in graphic from, like subway style. And you know I ended up […]
Simple & Happy: Sewn Stationery
I hope you caught yesterday’s post about adding a little extra verve to your snail mail. Now that we’ve got the envelopes covered, what should we stuff them with?! Remember […]
Snail Mail Happiness: Oversized Labels & Colorful Envelopes
I love snail mail. I love sending it (though I’m sometimes naughty about not doing it more often!), and I love receiving it (oh! especially when there are photos enclosed!). […]
{getting a jumpstart on} The Kids’ Thank You Notes
I have a confession: I am dreadful about writing thank you notes. It’s really appalling, especially considering both how much I appreciate receiving notes from others and how incredibly blessed […]
How To Address Christmas Cards {without losing your mind}
I feel so blessed every year to open so many Christmas cards from friends and family all over the country and world… But there is one tiny sticking point for […]
A Simple Trick for Kids’ Letter Tracing
When our eldest started to write, I spent quite a bit of time writing dashed letters for him to trace as he practiced and learned to write letters and words […]
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