Hi Pals! In the midst of Mia's birthday weekend I got to attend a fun antique and junque (yes that's junk with a que) show. You can read about it over at Vintage Indie today. BIG Hug! Malia
Crafty Soiree #3 + A Giveaway
Hi There Crafty-istas… Stop by this post and enter to win a $35 to be used at one of 200+ CSN stores! Welcome to the third Crafty Soiree Party. We have been so excited and happy to see so many partygoers linking up. This week I'm featuring sweet treats. Mini Carmel Apples These tiny caramel apples look so good… I can hardly stand it. I love that Christy found a way to shares the carmel + apple experience in a smaller version. Does that mean I can eat 5? Kettle Corn Fun on a Dime shares two delicious ways to… Read More
Behind the Blog: Mommie Cooks
Hello, Thanks for joining me for today's "Behind the Blog" interview:Mommie Cooks is a daily read for me. Julie does a delicious job of sharing doable recipes that the whole family likes– and she takes beautiful photos of the entire process. I love that– it helps me make sure I'm "on track" J. Her passion for tasty and healthy cooking is contagious. Plus Julie's as sweet as her recipe for Rhubarb Cream Pie. Rhubarb Cream Pie How did Mommie Cooks come to be? I really enjoy cooking for others and many times, after serving my friends my food creations I'd… Read More
Make it Monday: Crepe Paper Wreath
Hey There! Yes I know it's Tuesday but what the heck. As part of the "Pink Party" decorations I made a wreath with crepe paper. Supplies: Crepe Paper, Foam Wreath, Straight Pins, Scissors and a Ruler. Oh my– please forgive my poorly lit photos. I was working on this really late at night. Cut 100 four inch pieces of crepe paper. I used three different colors of pink (34 of each) but one single color would work well. Fold the crepe paper pieces in half and pin them on the interior of the wreath. I did the same thing… Read More
Pink Party!
Hi Friends– We're in the pink over here this morning… After celebrating Mia's 5th Birthday yesterday with a Pink Party. I'm going to post a tutorial on making a crepe paper wreath soon. But in the meantime, here are some photos from the party. We had a "Candy Bar" where kids could choose what goodies they wanted to take home. We used simple wax sandwich bags and these cute labels to label each child's treat bag. My Mom loaned me a bunch of pretty glass containers for the candy. I used Mia's baby quilt as a tablecloth. I had the… Read More
Lucky Day
Red Lucky Elephant by Mati Rose The day you decide to do it is your lucky day. Japanese Proverb
Autumn Decor Dreaming + Giveaway
Hello! How is your week going? It's rainy and a little chilly here in Seattle but I don't mind. Fall is my favorite season. To me, one of the best things about this time of the year is nesting. I love pulling out my Autumn decor items and freshening up the house with pieces inspired by the gorgeous colors outside my window. It's also a perfect time to give the everything a once over… see what's working, what's not. Some updates I'm dreaming about: one of these new bistro sets. I can imagine sitting here, enjoying a pumpkin spice latte,… Read More
A Crafty Soiree
Hi! Thanks for joining us today for "A Crafty Soiree" Party. My co-hostess Katie and I were thrilled to have so many fabulous entries last week. We're each featuring three of them. Repurposing is my theme this week. How clever is this Button Ruffle Scarf from Living with Punks? This happy accessory is made out of thrifted tee-shirts. I want one! These Paper Napkin Flowers are from Free Pretty Things for You. Transforming paper napkins into flowers? What a neat trick. Loving the pom poms too! And I'm diggin' this Anthro-Inspired Necklace from Flamingo Toes. Another great use of an old… Read More
Behind the Blog: Artist Juliette Crane
Hi Peeps! Today we’re going Behind the Blog today with Juliette Crane. Confession: I really like her art. Juliette is an artist, blogger, gardener and storyteller. I’m an enthusiastic fan of her work but even more than that, I appreciate her creative spirit and openness. She’s got talent and she’s not afraid to use it! That includes sharing her processes and techniques on her blog and in other publications. The Drawing Girl Tell us about the “wallpaper lightbulb moment”… when did it happen, where did it happen and how did it happen? My sister-in-law gave me a bunch of vintage… Read More
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