
Do you know of the artist Ed Emberley? He’s an illustrator and may be best known for his children’s books.
Continue readingDo you know of the artist Ed Emberley? He’s an illustrator and may be best known for his children’s books.
Continue readingThis past Christmas, I had a lot of fun using the boys’ artwork to make gifts. This particular mug was a big hit. Click through to see its magic surprise.
Continue readingIf you’ve started making your own home cleaners, then you may already have all of the ingredients that you need to make these handy dandy wipes.
Continue readingMany Wednesdays this year we’re checking in to share how we’re reducing our environmental impact. Some of these ideas are big and require a bit of effort. Others are super small and simple, like this one. But we believe that they all make a difference.
While we try to buy from farmers markets as often as possible and altogether avoid the plastic clamshell containers that house berries, we aren’t perfect. We suggest reusing old clamshell containers to give them a longer lifespan before tossing them in the recycling bin. It feels like such a waste to turn around and recycle the containers, especially when they could be used to pack other foods first.
There are many, many ways to reuse plastic clamshell containers, but I’ve found three ways to reuse plastic clamshells that I consistently rely on.
Continue readingWith the summer season upon us, we’re excited to share this colorful patio upgrade.
Continue readingI love (LOVE) living so close to Rocky Mountain National Park. It’s the closest that I’ve ever lived to a national park, and every visit puts a big smile on my face. Needless to say, when I came across the Subpar Parks account, I couldn’t stop laughing.
Illustrator Amber Share pairs negative reviews of the national parks with her own illustrations. She’s created an illustration for each US national park and has now moved on to parks in other parts of the world. I mean, I guess her work is funny. Would you believe me if I said I’m super unimpressed?
Continue readingThis summer I was decorating a small space that has some large blank walls, and I wanted to share one of the pieces that I made.
My goal was to create something colorful that felt a bit western and wild. So, I started with the photograph above and turn it into… Continue reading
I’m so excited about these little embroidered pictures.It’s been a long time since I’ve done any embroidery, and the two small shops mentioned in this post made jumping into this craft super easy.
Sometimes the best use of your time is to learn a few knots and then use them to make a florescent pink owl… for the bathroom. Continue reading
Hey there! What’s new in your pandemic pandemonium world? Looking for more ways to entertain your kids outside?
Today we’re sharing a five minute project that’s relatively cheap, easy, and sure to be a hit all summer long. A water bucket! Continue reading