The following post is from Kristina of Toddler Approved: We love decorating with wreaths! This week we made spin art holiday wreath craft using paper plates and a salad spinner. These are not only fun to make but also beautiful to display! Supplies: paper plates blue & yellow paint red buttons scissors glue tape red…
The following post is from Lauren Rothlisberger of Get Me Geeky: The Real-Life Guide to the iCloud My friend Allison called me the other day. She was in a complete state of panic. She laid her iPhone down on a park bench while she ran over to help her son, who had fallen on the…
The following post is from Shaina of Food for My Family and Olmanson Photography: 101 Days of Christmas: Cranberry-Orange Quick Bread {In a Jar} A recipe for orange-kissed cranberry quick bread that can be gifted in a jar as a mix or already baked into loaves. I dislike shopping malls, especially around Christmas. Being jostled…
The following post is from Emily of 8 Ways to Boost Your Immunity for Cold and Flu SeasonLive Renewed - Two of my kiddos and I got our first bad colds of the season last week, and I realized how much I dread wintertime and the cold and flu season that goes along with it.…
The following post is from Jason & Jennifer Bruce of New Season Design: Printable Banner to Welcome Fall We absolutely love fall at our house. The crisp temperatures, changing leaves, and comfort foods draw us! Each year, we enjoy bringing a bit of fall into our home as well: Our daughter likes to make leaf rubbings…
The following post is from Krystal of Krystal Griffin Photography: Making Your Own Reusable Pads Over the last six months, I have stumbled over several sources on the web discussing the benefits of natural menstrual care products. The issue that peaks my interest over and over again has been some of the unintended health benefits…
The following post is from Kristina of Toddler Approved: We love to make wreaths for different seasons and use them to decorate our home. This fall we decided to create a kindness wreath to help us remember to do little acts of kindness for our friends, neighbors, and other people in our community. In order…
The following post is from Katie of Kitchen Stewardship: Does Your Organic Food Have Frequent Flyer Miles, Enough Heavy Metals to Be a Necklace or Both? If you were startled by someone cheering in the freezer aisle at Costco last week, my apologies. That was me. I was just excited that the frozen organic broccoli…
The following guest post is from Kristin of Organizing Life with Less: How to Organize Any Area in Your Home Editor's note: Organizing can be overwhelming, especially if you're not sure where to start. Kristin lays out a simple 7-step process that you can use to organize any area in your home. In order to…
The following post is from Lauren Rothlisberger of Get Me Geeky: 5 Mac Tricks to Make Your Life Easier As the school year kicks off again and life seems to get more complicated, I thought I would offer you a couple of tips that seem to make my life a bit easier. A minute saved…