Before we get to this cute easy project, be sure to enter the Giveaway for the Silhouette Portrait! One of the things I was most excited about when getting my Silhouette was having the ability to cut fabric for projects. I absolutely love that feature! My 9 year old daughter wanted to make a little gift for her new BFF and I knew that the heat transfer fabric interfacing would help make an adorable project. We decided to make some {Read More}
I recently ready the book Silverlicious by Victoria Kann to my four-year-old daughter. The book goes through the main character’s adventure of losing her sweet tooth and discovering another meaning of sweetness beyond treats, candies, and goodies. Prior to beginning the book, I had failed to realize that my daughter didn’t know anything about losing her baby teeth and eventually getting her adult teeth. Oops. It had never come up prior to that. She was a little horrified by the {Read More}
As photographers, and momtographers it’s important for us to protect our images…and the subjects of our images. I once read a story from a fellow photographer who found one of her photographs of her child plastered across a bus in another country. Some random company had found her image through a search engine and had blown it up for an ad that was later used on a bus in Europe. The point is, unless you want other people using your {Read More}
Last week we had some great link ups in the St. Patrick’s Day theme. Now that is one holiday we have not really celebrated too much here in my house. Sure we wear the customary green to ward off pinches, and sometimes eat a store bought green treat but that’s about as far as it has gone. A couple years ago we were at my sister in law’s house and she went all out with a leprechaun trap, green milk, {Read More}
Okay, so seriously! Who thought it was a brilliant idea to have microfiber on dining room chairs? When I first saw them, I loved them and thought they couldn’t possibly be that hard to keep clean. I couldn’t have been more wrong. They are taller chairs so the kids touch the cushions to climb up on them and they always have something on their hands. The slightest bit of moisture gives them horrible water looking spots. They look terrible ALL {Read More}
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