Wait Til Your Father Gets Home
Just a bit of all the little bits of life at home!
I'm sharing a very easy {yet very detailed} tutorial for a cute yoga bag tote over at The Ribbon Retreat Blog today! I used some of their fabulous fabrics for the project and LOVE how it turned out. Why do I call it a yoga tote you ask? I'm hoping it will motivate me to attend a yoga class or two! You can obviously use it for anything that requires a cute tote bag! Head over to The Ribbon … [Read more...]
Sponsored by Cricut® - A registered trademark of Provo Craft & Novelty, Inc. and contains affiliate links. This past week, I had the absolute honor and privilege of traveling to Salt Lake City with about 100 other bloggers to attend the Cricut Explore launch party event. I may have been there for less than 24 hours, but it was a fantastic, well thought out, full of detail, totally awesome … [Read more...]
I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper amplification for Collective Bias and DiGiorno. I come from a sports loving family. Growing up, if there was a game on TV, you can bet we were watching it. We still watch lots of sports in our family, especially football--both college and professional. But since all … [Read more...]
This post is sponsored by Minted, a company that I adore. All opinions are 100% my own! Christmas has come and gone, and it was oh-so-wonderful! I hope yours was just as lovely. My boys are fortunate to have some fantastic people in their lives that definitely showered them with lots of love {and gifts} this year. To let them know just how much the boys appreciate their new toys, I made these … [Read more...]
I’m so excited to partner with Pillsbury in this sponsored post and share with you their awesome {and delicious} gluten free products! I've tried {honestly I have} lately to buy more gluten free and organic products for my family. I consider a shopping trip very successful when most of the products I purchase are fresh, wholesome, and grown from the ground. But, sometimes a mom just wants some … [Read more...]
