post by Sara It’s officially the holiday season, which means gift giving is in full swing at our houses. We teamed up with Zappos today in such a fun way. We partnered up with the adorable and ever so stylish Conni at Art in the Find to give each other gifts from Zappos. Conni lives…
Learn how to make this beautiful Handmade Holiday Wreath for DIY holiday home decor this year. post by Sara Is it me, or is everyone already humming Christmas tunes all day long? I’m getting into the holiday spirit this year by making my own wreath. I was so inspired while browsing through my local flower…
post by Melissa Here’s a fun little art project to get ready for Thanksgiving. I wanted something new this year to use on Thanksgiving to have all the guests write down what they are grateful for. Last year, I made these cute grateful pennant flags that were a hit. But this year, I thought, why…
Every Easter our mom would make this adorable bunny cake. It was a family affair then and is now for our kids. Making this cake really couldn’t be any easier. All you need is two round cake pans, a knife and some frosting and candy to decorate this little Easter bunny. Read more to find…
Here’s a fun way to get the conversation started at your New Year’s soiree. Print out these Printable New Year’s Game cards (there are more on the free download) toss them in a bowl or glass jar and have your guests start answering. It’s a great way to reflect, to laugh a bit and to…
Every Christmas as long as I can remember our go-to Christmas cookie is the yummy buttery sugar cookie. Our mom would be baking away and we would be watching and waiting to ice them. This was a wonderful family holiday tradition. I have been making this recipe on my own even since college and now…
Hi friends! We wanted to let you know that the last day to order goods form our Etsy shop is tomorrow, Wednesday December 18. We hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday season! Thanks, Sara & Melissa
Here are some fun free Halloween printables for you guys. The girls have been loving the Halloween countdown. We printed and put ours in a 8×10 frame. Each day, the kids can cross off a day with a dry erase marker. Just use it right on the glass. It will wipe right off when you’re…
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