The following post is from Janel of Life with Lucie and Ella.: Go Green or Get Fancy with DIY Cloth Napkins Whether you want to be a little bit "greener" or just want to set a pretty table for a special meal, cloth napkins are a great DIY project. Making your own cloth napkins is…
The following post is from Becky of Clean Mama: De-clutter Before You Spring Clean Ready to start spring cleaning? Did you de-clutter first? If you want your spring cleaning to be effective and worth the time and effort, put in a little time before you start the cleaning process to de-clutter. Why? It's like prepping for…
The following post is from Janel of Life with Lucie and Ella.: Add a Touch of Green to Your Decor with DIY Woven Felt Coasters March is the perfect time to add a touch of green to your home decor! Not only does green decor work for St. Patrick's Day, but using emerald green is…
The following post is from Lisa of The Pennington Point: 10 Affordable Ways to Add BIG Decor to Your Home Since our family has always been on a tight budget, there has never been much money for home decor. Through the years, I scrapped and taught myself to redo junk and paint anything that wasn't…
The following post is from Lindsey M. Roberts, a design & décor writer: 4 Ways to Display Children's Artwork Fresh flowers and verdant plants give a home life, but so does children's art with all of its beautiful, perfect imperfections. But we all know how much artwork kids bring home from school, camp, and friends'…
The following post is from Becky of Organizing Made Fun: How to Organize Meals for Those in Need How often is it that you know of someone who has just had surgery, a baby or is just going through a difficult time in their lives, and you want to do something for them? One of…
The following post is from Katie of Kitchen Stewardship: Coffee and doughnuts after church, anyone? Unfortunately, since most churches probably use Styrofoam cups for their weekly fellowship, they help contribute to the 25 billion Styrofoam cups trashed every year in America alone. Styrofoam is technically plastic number 6, polystyrene. It can be accepted for recycling,…
The following post is from Andrea of AndreaDekker.com: How I Remember to Return I'm always an advocate for borrowing something versus buying something whenever possible. Not only do we save money by borrowing, but we also save so much space in our homes by not storing things we don't need on a regular basis. Plus,…
The following post is from Becky of Clean Mama: Breaking the Law of Gravity Typically what goes up must come down, but the law of gravity doesn't always work when it comes to picking up and decluttering. I've found that putting a couple of organizing tricks into play can help make it run a little more…
The following post is from Micaela of Mindful Momma: How to Make Coasters Out of Felted Sweaters Valentine's Day may be right around the corner, but there's still time to whip up a quick gift for your sweetie. These simple felted coasters are made from re-purposed sweaters that have been shrunk in the wash, giving…