Wait Til Your Father Gets Home
Just a bit of all the little bits of life at home!
Ah, the season of baked goods is upon us my friends. I've got a HUGE sweet tooth, so this time of year I love to spend some time in the kitchen baking up a storm. With three little ones, I imagine I won't have a ton of time to do that this Christmas, so I'm sure I'll be making a few batches of my Chocolate Crinkle Cookies because they are so easy to make {and one of Santa's favorites}. To … [Read more...]
This post is sponsored by Minted, a company I adore and trust. All opinions are 100% my own. You may recall a few weeks back, I already had Christmas cards on the brain. Since I used Minted for my daughter's birth announcements this year, I knew I'd turn to them once more during the holidays because of their beautiful selection of photo cards. After getting back our photo gallery from a dear … [Read more...]
This post contains some affiliate links. I am a member of the Cricut Blogger Network. I may receive prizes in exchange for my winning projects. Even though I am not being directly compensated for these posts, I am under consideration for a prize with Cricut Design Space Star. All opinions are 100% my own. Yesterday I shared my Easy Snowman Christmas Bulbs. Today I've got another easy one for … [Read more...]
This post contains some affiliate links. I am a member of the Cricut Blogger Network. I may receive prizes in exchange for my winning projects. Even though I am not being directly compensated for these posts, I am under consideration for a prize with Cricut Design Space Star. All opinions are 100% my own. I absolutely love crafting and creating around the holidays. Making ornaments each year … [Read more...]
I've got the perfect, sit-in-front-of-the-TV-and-drink-hot-cocoa kind of Christmas craft for you today! And the best part? You can customize them to fit your Christmas color decorating needs! To make your own Ribbon Trees, you'll need: paper mache cone forms {various sizes} 3 spools of ribbon hot glue and glue gun scissors To get started, you'll want to cut a ton of 3 inch pieces of … [Read more...]
