Valentine's Day Inspired Onsie

Valentine's is just days away but there's still time to make this sweet baby onsie!

All you need to make it is a plain onsie (I bought this one at Walmart for $3, I like the sweet ruffled sleeves), a yard of prepleaded ribbon (got mine from JoAnn's for $1.87), a pair of scissors, and a sewing machine.

Home Tour Continued: The Bathroom

I know what you're thinking..."Wow that guest bathroom is hideous!" Well you're right about one thing...it IS hideous. What you're not right about is that is actually the master bathroom (the only bathroom for that matter). That is precisely why it NEEDED to be redone. This bathroom dates all the way back to 1985, almost as old as me ;)

Look at the yellow-ish tile, orange-ish door, the ill-fitted counter top, oh and don't forget the BLACK grout! Yuck! This I couldn't deal with for long.

Come On In: A Look into My Very Own Bedroom!

Ever get the sense that it's inappropriate to peak into someone else's bedroom? Well guess what? Now you don't have to! I personally invite you to take a peak into my very own master bedroom. 

{Free} Fat Quarter Baby Bonnet Sewing Pattern

Learn how to make a simple, sweet, & reversible baby bonnet!

This throw-back baby bonnet is easy to make and so cute on. Its reversibility means you can make it to match any outfit for your little one. 

A Little Valentine's Day Blog Love!

Since Valentine's Day is all about sharing the {love} I thought what better way to do that then to share a little blog love!

Keri over at shakentogether.blogspot.com created this adorable LOVEBIRDS specimen art that is the perfect way to show someone that they're the only "bird" for you! Click the link below to checkout how you can make this too.

Find it here at: Shaken Together

And if you're looking for another fun way to show someone the love check out my Valentine's Day Fortune Cookies!

Have fun!

{Amy}

Just in Time for Valentine's Day!

Looking for a unique & cute Valentine's Day gift idea...look no further!

Get Painting!

Alright it's time to roll up your sleeves, put on your apron (just like in kindergarten), and get painting! Don't worry this one's simple!