Happy November my friends! Halloween is done and we are now onto the gratitude month. There are so many things I am grateful for. I realize how blessed my life is and I am super grateful to share bits of it with you. Thank you to those readers that literally come daily to check out what I do. You mean the world to me.
Happy December! Mailboxes are beginning to be full of something more than just junk mail…holiday cards! It is that time…
Who said a wreath has to be a circle? Only you make the rules when it comes to decorating your…
The New Year has begun and it’s time to finally put away all those gorgeous Christmas decorations. Packing it all…
Man this summer flew by so quick. My kiddos are back in school and the rain has begun which means…
I love a good wreath. They are fun to make and usually don’t take very long from start to finish. It’s always nice to have something pretty on the door to welcome your visitors. As you are freshening up your house for spring weather, don’t forget your door decor!
Back in November, I made these adorable little mini ruffled wreaths. I absolutely have fallen in love with them. I…
Halloween is just weeks away! Let’s look at 5 DIY Halloween Crafts for your Home. If you’re looking for a…
Who said wreaths have to be traditional? Sometimes thinking outside the box is fun especially when it comes to seasonal…
Fall foliage season is here! But those gorgeous autumnal colors don’t have to stay outdoors! Bring them inside – using real…
I am always looking for new ways to display photos. I love unique ideas and this one from new contributor Karianne from Thistlewood Farms takes the cake. She used a grapevine wreath and mini frames to create this keepsake wreath for her home. Isn’t it just lovely?
Spring isn’t quite here in Indiana, in fact it snowed yesterday. Â I swear this is the longest winter in the history of winters! Â However, I have faith that only a couple of more weeks and Spring will be here to stay. Â I can’t wait to see my first daffodil blooming! Â Making a birdseed wreath is a fun way to welcome in Spring. Â These are so simple to make and would make great hostess or housewarming gifts.
