DIY Father’s Day Handprint Baseball
Here is an easy DIY craft for all my mom’s looking for a Father’s Day gift. This craft is ideal for those who have avid baseball lovers in your house. My son has been playing baseball recreationally for about 5 years and is now fully immersed in little league throughout the year. My husband has always taken an interest in playing catch, going to the batting cages, practicing, and even coaching for the team. You only need 3 items to bring this craft to life but I’m sure dad is going to love how special it is. What could be a better way to show how much we love and…
DIY Toilet Bombs
Have you ever heard of these infamous toilet bombs? A mix of baking soda, citric acid and your favorite essential oils that helps get rid of unpleasant odors and keep toilet bowls a little fresher in between cleanings. Use any essential oil you like, I opted for lemon and orange oil for a very fresh scent. Thieves is another great oil with it’s rich and spicy scent. This one has all the cleaning power you need. Buh-bye germs and bad odors! If there is one place in the house that I despise cleaning the most, it would have to be the bathrooms. So, I decided to give it a try…
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DIY Father’s Day Grill Platter
Are we feeling crafty… again? Here is another homemade gift for your kids to surprise that special man in their life, daddy. A few years ago, I got my husband a new grill for Father’s Day. Let me tell you this gift was perfect for him. He is the master of all things grilled in this house. To be honest, this is probably one of the only ways I can get him to cook but hey I will take it. We love grilling out on summer nights. For Father’s Day this year I thought it would be a cute idea for the kids to decorate a “Daddy’s grill platter”. Once…
DIY Mother’s Day Keychains
Here is a cute DIY craft for Mother’s Day. Homemade gifts are the best, perfectly inexpensive and they let your babies show off their creative side. What better way to make you feel super special and loved by your little ones! This year for Mother’s Day, we made Shrinky Dink keychains for all the moms in our lives. Shrinky Dink is an arts and crafts paper made of a special type of plastic that can be colored on, that shrinks and hardens when put in the oven. Colorful keychains, necklaces, pins and much more can be created. Gather your kids around the craft table to create super cute keychains! Hey,…
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DIY Chrismas Ornaments
Here is a fun craft to get you and your kids in the Christmas spirit. Homemade ornaments are the perfect project to put a little personalized touch on your family’s Christmas tree. You can never have too many ornaments! As the little ones continue to grow older, you can hold onto these crafty keepsakes. These diy ornaments also make the perfect gifts for family members. Grandma and Grandpa love homemade gifts! What you will need: Clear plastic ornaments Craft paint Sequins, glitter, ribbon I found a craft set on Amazon that included all of the above items! 3D Wonder Paint Set. It worked out perfectly for us! Directions: Divide your…
Fall Pumpkin Craft
Looking for a fun, fall craft to keep the kiddos occupied? Create your very own autumnal inspired pumpkins to be showcased around the house. I love pumpkin décor during the fall and thought it would be a fun activity for the kids to help decorate their very own pumpkins! While I love a good fresh pumpkin, you just can’t go wrong with faux pumpkins that can be reused each year. So, sit the family down for some good old arts and crafts and put your artistic talents to work. I must warn you though, this can get a little messy. . . a little paint ain’t gonna hurt nobody! SUPPLIES…
Command Center
My family is constantly on the move. Between work, school, practices and activities, it can be overwhelming trying to keep track of it all. I need some help staying organized. I came across the idea of a home command center and I knew immediately that this is what I needed. A central area where I can keep track of dates and times of baseball practices/games, school events, work schedules and family activities. I also need to collect paperwork. My kitchen table winds up being the keeper of most papers, but I think it is time to find them a new home. Let’s just say I am ready to create a…
Closet Overhaul
“What am I going to wear?” I find myself asking this question all to frequently when I am getting ready to go out. Whether it be date night, girls night or just a plain fun night out. I stand in front of an over flowing closet for what feels like hours trying to piece together an outfit. I’m sure we can all agree that this can be so frustrating. My closet is jam packed with clothes! Clothes hanging up, scattered on the top shelf, hidden behind shoes or tucked away off in the corner. I’m sure more than half of the clothes that have taken up residence within my closet no…
