So as I began making the switch from store bought health and beauty products to homemade, toothpaste was one of the last items to go. I didn’t want gritty, weird, yucky homemade toothpaste. I mean I was switching so many other things, couldn’t it be my one store bought vice? The answer is yes, itRead More
Ocean Life Activity Jar and 6 Ocean Activities
Living in Florida, we are lucky enough to visit the beach regularly, and we also have an amazing aquarium where we can learn about the ocean life at and beyond the shoreline. But, even when we can’t, we can still enjoy learning about it in a fun way! These quick to throw together activity jarsRead More
How to Make Makeup Remover Pads
I used the same makeup remover pads with face wash for years. Until time caught up with me and I realized two things. First, the same thing that made my face feel healthy and shiny as a teenager was not going to have the effect on a thirty-something face. And second, sometimes stubborn makeup like waterproof mascara needsRead More
Bug Activity Jar with 7 Bug Activities
If your little one loves creepy crawlers of any kind they will be entertained for hours with this jar of bugs, a couple books, and the list of activities I have gathered up for you to use with them. This is great to pull out anytime you need a few minutes to cook dinner, whileRead More
DIY Hot Oil Treatment for Hair
I have noticed as I age (40 next year, sigh) that my hair has begun to dry out rapidly and even salon hair products like specialty shampoos and deep conditioners are not really moisturizing it like I want them to. Since the past year has found me diving headfirst into essential oils and all things natural for DIYRead More
How to Make Painted Hand Print Stepping Stones
Making crafts with the kids is one of my favorite things to do, especially when the craft has a functional use around the house (or outdoors). We often make items to decorate the yard and spruce up the gardens, but had not tried our hand at personalized garden stepping stones yet, but now we are hooked!Read More
Homemade Windsock for Kids
Create a pretty and fun splash of color for your yard or porch with a bright homemade windsock! This easy project is super fun for the kids, first to choose fabrics and then putting it together. Make it for your own space or make one to give away; they make a great handmade gift for grandma,Read More
Southwest Stuffed Peppers
These Southwest stuffed peppers are a new and delicious take on a classic dish. Filled with rice, ground beef, and plenty of spicy flavor, they are sure to become a new favorite for anyone that likes a little kick in their meal. This dish is fast, easy, and tastes great: a perfect combination. Adjust the seasonings toRead More
DIY Painted Outdoor Blocks for Kids
These sweet painted outdoor blocks are great for more than just making a tower in the grass. Initially I just thought “Oh these would be fun for the kids to play with in the yard” Then as the idea began to grow in my head I realized that they were good for far more thanRead More
DIY Beach Activity Kit in a Jar
It is no secret to anyone around me that I am obsessed with mason jars. They are so functional, inexpensive, and they just look adorable with anything you fill them with. I was putting together activity bags for the summer and thought they would be so fun and inviting in a mason jar. Not the most practicalRead More
How to Make Natural Paint Brushes for Kids
We love foraging, even just in the backyard, for leaves, flowers, acorns, and other natural items to learn about and display or create with. This day I decided to try to use them in a new way: as paintbrushes! We headed out with our basket and gathered flowers, leaves, moss, grass, and plants from the garden andRead More
DIY Patriotic Bunting Using Bandanas
Do you have extra bandannas? Put them to use to decorate for the 4th of July! Just use this tutorial on how to make a Patriotic Red, White, and Blue Handkerchief Bunting using bandanas. I love using inexpensive items to create eye-catching displays. Red, white, and blue handkerchiefs are perfect for creating a bunting toRead More
How to Make a Cheerio Bird Feeder
When spring and summer roll around, we start to get antsy to get outdoors as much as possible. We love to be out in nature exploring, photographing, creating, and even feeding the birds! We enjoy making all kinds of bird feeders from pine cones coated in peanut butter to milk carton feeders. This Cheerio BirdRead More
Tissue Paper Decoupage Flower Pot
This simple and sweet tissue paper decoupaged pot is an easy craft for kids that focuses on process for the kids but the end product is adorable and infinitely usable. It makes it a great handmade gift for Mother’s Day, a teacher gift, or just to spruce up the kitchen table or porch. My 4Read More
How to Make Sun Tea with Kids
I remember my mom filling a large glass jar with water, and several tea bags to sit in the sun. Hours later it would be sweetened with sugar and transferred to the refrigerator making our family’s favorite beverage: sun tea. It was especially refreshing to drink in the hot summer days. Do you have fond memories fromRead More
How to Grow a Pizza Garden with Kids
The weather is perfect for planting if you haven’t already begun. If you have children, why not let them take charge of their own gardening area? They benefits are tremendous: fresh air, sunshine, learning to care for something from planting to harvest, exposure to the growth cycle (science), and it may just get them to eatRead More
Easy Strawberry Freezer Jam Recipe
If you have been considering trying canning but not ready to take the plunge into purchasing all the equipment or putting in the time then I have a perfect recipe for you to try. This easy Strawberry Freezer Jam Recipe is a simple way to test the waters and get your feet wet in canning . DeliciousRead More
7 Common Garden Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Are you dreaming of warm spring days when you can begin to garden? Whether you are planting in a box, straight in the ground, or in pots you can have success! Here are 7 Common Garden Mistakes and How to Avoid them. 7 Common Garden Mistakes and How to Avoid Them 1. Choosing the wrongRead More
Bacon and Rotisserie Chicken Quesadilla Recipe
If you have leftover rotisserie chicken after a meal and don’t know what to do with what is left I have a delicious and easy recipe that you probably already have ingredients on hand for- Bacon and Rotisserie Chicken Quesadillas. These yummy quesadillas are a great way to use up leftover rotisserie chicken. They areRead More
Cranberry Walnut Rotisserie Chicken Salad
If you make rotisserie chicken a regular part of your menu but never know what to do with the leftovers after the first meal I have a delicious rotisserie chicken recipe for the next day that you will want to make every time. Cranberry Walnut Rotisserie Chicken Salad makes a perfect lunch or even a lightRead More
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