Stress free creativity for families
Have you noticed the embroidered slogan sweater trend taking off the past couple of months? These sweaters, popularized by Lingua Franca, have been popping up everywhere on tv hosts and magazine covers. While beautifully made, some of these sweaters cost upwards of $400, out of reach for many of our budgets. I decided to make […] Read more…
How is your 100 Day Project going? After narrowing down my project idea to making whatever I can using my existing supplies, the first 10 days went pretty well after an initial hiccup. Day 1: I pulled an almost finished Valentine’s Day hat out of my knitting basket and finished it. I don’t love the […] Read more…
It seems like everyone I know has been jumping on the sourdough bandwagon, so I whipped up some labels for your sourdough starter that you can use when giving it to friends. There’s a space for adding your feeding instructions and any other notes. There’s also a blank printable recipe card for your […] Read more…
When picking a project for your 100 day challenge, it can be really intimidating to decide what you think you can commit to for over 3 months. The key is picking something that can be accomplished in a short amount of time, like 5-10 minutes a day. If you spend more time each day, […] Read more…
This year’s #The100DayProject starts in one just one week! If you’ve never heard of it before, it’s a fun annual online art project where you choose a project (more on that later) and attempt to work on it every day for 100 days, while documenting it on Instagram using hashtag #The100DayProject. It’s SUPER LOW […] Read more…
“When your identity is linked to your hobby — you’re a yogi, a surfer, a rock climber — you’d better be good at it, or else who are you?…” – Tim Wu, In Praise of Mediocrity Last year, the NY TImes published an opinion piece in which author Tim Wu theorizes that the actual reason no […] Read more…