Making birthday shirts for our youngest has become a tradition in recent years, so this year some DIY LEGO shirts were in order. Since he was having more than one party, just one shirt wouldn’t do! Here’s how the shirts came together. Supplies for Painting DIY LEGO Shirts Fabric paint (you can use puffy paint,…
This year we stayed home and hung out at our house for 4th of July. I didn’t want to make a big production of it like we did for Little Brother’s birthday party, but I still wanted the day to be special. So I planned a few little activities to do around the house, and…
We have a large wall that runs the length of our living room that was just begging for something to fill it. Big pieces can get pricey, though, so I got creative. I printed a favorite photo that I took myself in the Colorado mountains and printed a 20×30 poster size of it at Costco…
There’s not a whole lot to say about these except, aren’t they just too cute?!? We’re taking them to the hospital to hopefully get some cute shots of the new brothers together. They’re going to be adorable together! Here’s a close up of each… Adorable! I created the shirts using freezer paper stenciling and fabric…
Here’s something fun we’ve been trying lately: a chore chart for Little Man. It gets him excited about helping out or even just brushing his teeth, and THAT, my friends, is quite an achievement. Little Man earns a sticker for each chore completed and then gets tickets for the stickers. The tickets can then be…
It’s just what it sounds like: a calendar that is also a chalkboard. I’ve seen fun calendars painted on walls and have always thought they were awesome, but since we’re in an apartment now I didn’t want to do that to the walls. Then I had an idea! Why not paint a piece of metal…