Learn how to make a turkey wreath with fabric slip knots! This DIY turkey wreath craft is so quick and cute! All you need are fabric quarters in the colors you like, a foam wreath form, felt, googly eyes, foam disc, and brown paint. Read on to see how! Even more fun than a tulle … Read more
Last week Charlotte had her first every school play! Oh man it was so cute. She got one of the only parts where I didn’t have to come up with a costume for her- she was just a human. But other kids were berries and turkeys, the moon, cats, lawyers, sidedishes – I have never … Read more
This painted pinecone turkey craft is so easy and adorable. You need craft paint, pine cones, cardstock, a pair of scissors, white glue, and googly eyes. Get the free template download here to make your own turkey centerpiece, placeholders, and napkin rings! “Why don’t you just paint it?” Leave it to my daughter to look … Read more
Making a Turkey in Disguise is so much fun! This project has become a yearly staple in school, and many kids love to play it at home. It’s becoming a tradition around here. All you need is this FREE printable, some pencils and crayons, and your imagination! Now I know I just published our Turkeys … Read more
This Thanksgiving handprint craft for kids is based on a beautiful Thanksgiving poem that reminds us to be grateful for our blessings. Get this free poem printable, use paint to make festive handprints, then frame it with fall leaves. Read on to see how! It’s so tempting to jump to Christmas before Thanksgiving is even … Read more
Make a Turkey Hat Thanksgiving Headband this year! Sure you can buy one, but it’s totally easy to do with paper and is an easy art project for most kids. All you really need is colored cardstock, a pair of googly eyes, and scissors. Check it out! Alright yall, I am winding down from thanksgiving … Read more
This post is sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc., but opinions expressed are my own! I only work with and share brands I know and love. My husband and I both grew up in the same area. Our parents are there, our siblings are there, our grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins… I could go on but you … Read more
My sister-in-law is a saint. Every year she volunteers to have her house inundated with crawling babies, squealing children, somewhat broody tweens, hard-at-work moms, and hungry dads so that we can all be together for Thanksgiving dinner! And every year she seems to easily and seamlessly put together a beautiful tablescape for us to enjoy … Read more
One of my favorite ways to decorate for the holidays is to use printables. There are multiple reasons why I use them. They’re just plain ol’ cute, they are super easy to change out for the next holiday, they’re inexpensive and there is a huge variety of styles, colors, images, quotes, etc. My house has … Read more
It’s getting to be that time of year, where pie making is going to be in full swing soon. Everyone has their tried and true recipes but I’ve been anxious to experiment with a few new ones to make for this year’s festivities. My family is known for our variety of pies at Thanksgiving dinner. Traditional … Read more
We have hit a record here that no one should ever have to hit: Hazardous Air Quality, never before seen in our state. Smoke from fires in Canada are being ferried down the Columbia River, settling in Southeastern Washington like a wool blanket fort. Even inside, you smell smoke. If you didn’t know any better, … Read more
Fluid Painting with Kids is an absolute joy! This messy painting idea is a clear win for adults and kids alike and with some supervision, can produce creative and hang worthy masterpieces! See below one of our parent/child fluid paintings and how we did it. To see another tutorial that breaks down how to fluid … Read more
Have you gotten into the mason jar craze like everyone else? I am a huge lover of mason jars, you can make overnight oats, meal prep salads, and even use them in crafts. Below you will find a ton of Halloween Mason Jar Crafts for you to create. Decorate your home with mason jars in … Read more
I just realized today I still had my Halloween prints up in the house. I always change out the prints to the holidays. It’s such an easy and instant way to decorate your home. I keep about 5 empty frames around ready to add the newest print. As I walked by today I was like…wait … Read more
I am so excited to publish this!But first let me back up and tell you a story. I live in the South and we have two seasons: Alive and Dead. The only (and I do mean only) thing that I miss about not having tons of seasonal changes are the beautiful fall leaves I often see floating … Read more