When it comes to shelf styling, less is usually more. So, don’t let an empty shelf intimidate you. Whether it’s a free-standing book shelf, a floating shelf, or even a uniquely shaped shelf, I have you covered with tips for effortlessly styling shelves in a kid’s room.
This time of year, nothing sound better than a frozen Aperol spritz. Except maybe this rum punch. But honestly this Aperol slush is so delicious – you gotta try it.
A tropical twist on the classic aperol spritz – this frozen cocktail is summertime in a blender. With bold mango, tangy passionfruit, bubbly Prosecco, and a splash of Aperol, it’s refreshing, vibrant, and just the right balance of sweet and bitter.
Looking for creative seashell crafts to try with kids or on your own? This roundup of fun and easy art projects with seashells is perfect for turning your beach finds into cute keepsakes.
If you’ve ever come home from the beach with a pocket full of seashells, these DIYs are for you. Great for a slow afternoon at home. From art projects with seashells to nature-inspired decor and jewelry, there’s something for grown-ups and kids too.
But the best part? Most projects use just a few simple supplies and make the most of what you already have. So grab your shell stash, and check out this list of 17 seashell crafts to get you through summer.Read More →
A cereal box becomes a cute cardboard dollhouse / toy storage with just a few tweaks.
Turn an empty cereal box into a charming DIY dollhouse that doubles as toy storage, with just a few simple materials.
I made this mini dollhouse / storage shelf for my son a couple years ago and I never shared the tutorial. But he still uses it 2 years later, so I figured it would be worth sharing.
Makes a great weekend project for kids and parents to do together too!
When mangos are in season, I make this homemade mango salsa pretty much every week! My mom made it for a backyard barbecue once and I was instantly hooked.
If you like mangos, this is the salsa recipe for you. Perfect for summer entertaining…or just a lunchtime snack. Mango salsa is on the sweeter side, but not too sweet. Which makes it the perfect combo for salty chips.
Add jalapeño, black beans, and a couple other ingredients and you have a well balanced sweet and spicy (and highly addictive) salsa for parties and backyard dinners at home.
I’ve been experimenting with avocado plant propagation. Here’s what I’ve learned in the last year from growing avocado pits into actually plants that will eventually fruit.
Avocados are one of the few green things my six year old will happily eat. And I would eat them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner if they didn’t start to go bad before I could get to them all.
So, over a year ago, we tried to propagate our own avocado tree from a pit. It worked so well, we’ve now started four different avocado trees, in hopes that at least two will make it long enough to start actually fruiting.
But even if that never happens, the process is exciting and the waiting game is a great lesson in patience for kids (and adults to be honest). Here’s what you do…
I kind of feel like DIY Father’s Day gifts might be the only thing Dad wants this year?!
Dads are notoriously hard to shop for. Or at least mine is, maybe yours is too? Anytime I ask my Dad if he wants anything special (for any holiday) he always says, without fail, ‘oh I don’t need anything.’ NOT HELPFUL DAD! I NEED SOME IDEAS!
If you’re in that boat, I have you covered. Whether you’re an experienced maker or you’re helping a little one (with less experience) make something for the Father’s Day, you’ll find something here! There’s even some Father’s Day printables if you’re running low on time.
Here’s 32 DIY Father’s Day gift ideas for the ones you love…