By Brittni • posted on 08/07/2026
What’s better than key lime bars? No-bake key lime bars!
These key lime bars are perfect for summer entertaining. They’re made with wholesome ingredients, like cashews, dates, almonds, and coconut. Making them vegan and gluten-free. It’s like a lighter version of something you’d find in Key West. But the best part about these bars is that they don’t require any baking. No oven for this summer treat.
By Brittni • posted on 07/31/2026
Back to school craft ideas that you’ll actually want to try!
Back to school season will be here before you know it. And if you’re a parent or caretaker with kids, I’m gonna guess that you’re searching for clever ways to get kids excited about going back to school. I know I am!
So, I rounded up 29 of my favorite back to school craft ideas – from DIY backpacks and reusable lunch bags to desk organization and pencil pouches.
No kids? You can still get into the back to school spirit with these elevated project ideas. No cheesy red apples here, I promise!
By Brittni • posted on 07/31/2026
Using what you’ve got to turn super affordable (in my case free) black cotton bandanas into pretty earth tone bandanas.
This may be a bit niche, but it’s what I’ve worked on lately. Here’s the story… A friend gave me bunch of black bandanas that she had leftover from something. And I thought I’d change the color to something more earthy and natural looking for a camp party I was helping with at my son’s school.
I figured I would test it out and if it didn’t work, no harm no foul, since they were free. But it did work and I love how they turned out! The colors are more organic and dusty (in a good way) than typical bandana colors and it was a really easy project from start to finish.
It would work great with clothing too. So here’s how I went from black bandanas to pretty earth tones ones for parties, wearables, and maybe even something for my dog.
By Brittni • posted on 07/13/2026
Summer cocktails are a must for the hotter temperatures. And these 17 sippers are not only delicious, they’re also beautiful to look at.
An occasional summer cocktail during the hottest months of the year can really hit the spot. Especially when the list of to-dos is short and there’s a little time to relax and spend time with friends. And in my search for the perfect cocktail recipes for this time of year, I’ve stumbled upon a whole bunch (17 to be exact) of delicious drinks that would be perfect for summertime get-togethers.
There are so many good recipes to try, but if we’re picking favorites… Number 7 and 13 on the list are probably the most intriguing flavor combos, if you’re looking for something unique. Summertime recipe number 4 is the perfect cocktail if you’re also a little hungry (heavy on the edible garnishes) and number 2 is just my all-time favorite summer cocktail. Click through for all 17 drinks to beat the heat.
By Brittni • posted on 06/22/2026
Generally speaking, if it’s no-sew project, I’m in! But this one is for the kiddos.
This kids purse idea is genuinely so easy and perfect for toting around stuffies, craft supplies, and whatever else kids like to carry around with them. The best part about this kids no-sew purse idea though, is that kids can complete it on their own, start to finish. They may need a little bit of adult supervision, depending on their age, since it involves scissors. Grab a pair of old jeans and let’s get started.
P.S. This one can also be converted to a fanny pack if that feels more inline with your child.
By Brittni • posted on 06/15/2026
I kind of feel like DIY Father’s Day gifts might be the only thing Dad wants this year?!
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 34 DIY Father’s Day gift ideas for the ones you love…
By Brittni • posted on 04/23/2026
Easing into spring with a backyard refresh focused on plants (one of my absolute favorite things) and gardening, in partnership with Lowe’s.
Temperatures are officially heating back up in Southern California and that means I get to start working on my plants again (and the whole backyard in general). I love this time of year. It’s not too hot (yet) and everything is green and lush, after some good rain over the winter. Well, not everything…because I definitely had to pull some dead plants and tend to some that weren’t looking so good. But mostly green.
If you’re feeling a little less motivated to get started, but you know your yard could use a refresh, I have been there and I have you covered. I bought everything I needed for my refresh, including a new umbrella for those hot days coming up, on Lowe’s. They have it all – from home improvement to home decor, at affordable prices.
I’ll show you exactly what I bought, how I reuse what I have, and how I got my backyard looking presentable again in just a couple of afternoons…