Why I Don’t Throw My Kid’s Birthday Parties
Why I don’t throw my kids birthday parties anymore… No, I am not a mean mom that doesn’t believe in…
Why I don’t throw my kids birthday parties anymore… No, I am not a mean mom that doesn’t believe in…
Do you have a younger elementary age boy? Do they love Beyblades?  My son Isaac has loved shouting “3-2-1 Let…
This week I have shown you two other advent calendar ideas – my Dollar Tree galvanized pail Advent Calendar and…
So in the midst of building mudroom lockers, and decorating my new home I have loved doing a few quick…
Hey yo! While summer break is quickly coming to an end the summer heat for some of you isn’t. Here…
We have an enchanting project: Easy Tote Bag Tutorial: No Sewing! Attention, all fabulous moms and grandmas! Are you ready…
After I posted about the Pivot Vac that my daughter uses as part of her daily chores I receive several…
So on our 16-hour-turned-22-hour trip to Florida we listened to a lot of music to keep the kids happy. Isaac and his buddy Andrew begged for us to play “I’m the Man” by Aloe Blacc and to roll down the windows while they sung it loudly. I think we listened to this song at least 15 times. Watching the boys get that “I’m the Man” look on their face and groove and dance in their seats was definitely a memory that is ingrained into my head whenever I think of our Florida trip. I thought it would be fun to make the boys a shirt as a memento. The both love the shirts (as do all the boys in our neighborhood). In fact Isaac is on day three in a row of wearing it. I keep reminding him it is beneficial to wash it – he isn’t convinced.
I am on a t-shirt kick this week. Did you see the scarf and dress I made for Kayla already? I…
I am loving upcycling old t-shirts. T-shirt material is so forgiving and it usually doesn’t need extra prep for the edges not to fray. I was inspired by Cheri from I am Momma Hear Me Roar to try my sewing skills at using t-shirts to make a layered dress for Kayla. I must say once you get the hang of it you can’t stop making them. They are so fun and embellishing makes them each unique.
Looking for a quick Valentine’s Day project to do with your kiddos? This project is super simple and can be made with an old t-shirt. If you are anything like me you have t-shirts coming out the wazoo. We easily have over 75 between my husband and I. It is time to start purging and upcycling. That is what this week is all about – T-shirt Upcycle Week.
Making a quick Duck Brand® Tape belt is super simple and takes about 5 minutes. There are so many Duck Brand® Tape patterns nowadays you can make one for every outfit. When the Duck Brand® Tape wears out just cut it off and reuse your D-rings to make another. So let’s Duck the Halls with this cute holiday belt.