Our new place has a LOT of stairs leading up to the front door (compared to the one step we had at the condo). If I still lived in the Salt Lake Valley it would be a little bit of an issue having 8 or so steps, but out here, we get a good 10+ inches of snow each storm…we’ve already lost our gazebo due
I don’t know about you, but when I decided to make my kids’ cloth diapers I was not expecting to have fabric scraps coming out my ears… though that is probably my own fault for ordering 40 yards of diaper flannel ;). Anyway, the pile is just going to get larger if I don’t find some creative/useful ways to dispose of it, so here is
When I first saw the idea of using antique doorknobs as drape/curtain tie backs I knew it was something that I wanted to do. They are so classy! So, I decided to start pricing them out. Holy cow! The styles that I love are SO EXPENSIVE…even on ebay. On a whim I decided to check and see if I could find anything on Etsy. I’m
I decided to update this post, so while I have been adding the finishing touches to my neighbor Christmas gifts, I snapped a few more pictures to add to this. Every serious crafter needs to know how to cut ribbon so that it won’t fray. I can’t tell you how many times I have been walking through a craft fair and booth after booth
It feels like our home is shrinking as we are steadily outgrowing it. This is forcing me to become more creative with what little space we do have, until the housing market gets back on track anyway. Since joining Pinterest, I’ve seen so many darling kids play kitchens and dress-up stations and didn’t think we’d ever have enough room to do either of them. We decided
A couple of years ago, I was pretty upset because I had accidentally dripped RED candle wax across my very light colored carpet (across I’d say 20 feet of carpet) and I thought for sure that we were going to have to replace all of it. Later, I was talking to a friend about it, thanks Autumn, and she suggested using a towel and an iron. I remember thinking
