Wait Til Your Father Gets Home
Just a bit of all the little bits of life at home!
On most days here it's still reaching almost 90 degrees. I love Fall and everything, but it just isn't time to go all out and decorate with pumpkins, colored leaves, and mums (I wish it was, but it's just not people). I did want to change our red, white, and blue summer wreath though. Since college football just started again, I decided to show some school spirit for my Michigan State Spartans … [Read more...]
Hi Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home readers! I'm Jill and I'm the creative mind behind Create.Craft.Love! I am THRILLED that Meredith asked me to guest post today! She is one of my newest bloggy friends! I have had such a great time getting to know her and continue to be inspired by her creativity. A little about me... I grew up in Central Illinois and then moved to Missouri after … [Read more...]
One thing that I love to do at the beginning of any season is change the look of my grapevine wreath on our front door. I purchased it with the mindset that it would serve as the base for most of the wreaths I made throughout the year (and it has saved me a ton of money in the process). That way, all I have to do is change out the flowers and decor that I choose, and I immediately have a brand … [Read more...]
I hope that everyone had a fantastic Fourth of July last week and that you got to spend as much time as possible relaxing with your family and friends. I took an unexpected break from the blog to do just that! I went into the week thinking I could do both, but family (and my little guy's birthday) won. I'll share some pictures from the big day soon! First things first...today I'm guest posting … [Read more...]
Remember back in January when I created this winter wreath for my after-Christmas-naked-front-door? Well, since Spring has most definitely sprung, I decided my Winter wreath needed some perking up to match the bright mood of the marigolds and salvia in the front porch planter. These are two of my most favorite annuals to plant each summer. I think the colors look beautiful … [Read more...]
