If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve probably seen the weekly #homeyouhave challenges I’ve been hosting with some of my blogger friends. The challenge was born out of a conversation we all had in January about wanting to mix things up in our homes without spending any money. It’s a
I have bought a lot of rugs since I became a momma. Why? Because a well-loved home is a lived-in home and we are hard on rugs. I’d like to blame the kids entirely for the short life span of rugs in our home but I’ve been known to track
I debated for awhile on doing this post for several reasons. I wasn’t sure if it would be appealing to our little community here, I didn’t want to sound like a commercial, and I didn’t want my post to come across as fake or insincere. When you’re writing, you worry
My five-year-old, Ada, is a sensitive, creative girl. She spends most of her time in the loft area we converted to an art room. I try to keep all sorts of random supplies out within her reach because she likes to tinker and make but more than anything, she likes
I had a yard sale to buy my Ikea farm sink. True story. I sold everything that wasn’t nailed to the floor so I could make one massive trip to Ikea with a friend’s horse trailer to buy the butcher block countertops and sink. I love this sink. Which is
I get a lot of questions on Instagram about the giant love letter wall art in our living room so I thought I’d share with you how to create your own. This is such a fun, simple and customizable project. It’s sweet for kid-scribbles or handwritten sweet nothings. You could