Today I'm excited to share my list of favorite items from 2018! So here they are, in no particular order: ... View the Post
Elizabeth’s Favorite Things 2018
In past years we have done some gift guides for sew-ers and quilters but this year we decided to do something a little bit different. We thought it might be fun to each do a gift guide that includes our favorite things that we use (and we PROMISE we use) and love in case you are looking for some gift ideas for a girlfriend, sister or maybe even just for yourself. So....here we go! ... View the Post
Poinsettia Pillow Pattern
You asked for it...over and over again...so we finally did it....our Poinsettia Pillow tutorial is now a pattern. AND IT ONLY COSTS $3.95! ... View the Post
At Christmas All Roads Lead Home
We just wanted to take a moment to wish you all a very Merry Christmas. During this holiday season we are taking a step back and enjoying some much needed time with our families. But we will be back with the New Year...with new patterns, posts, and a few surprises! Until then we hope you find yourself safe, warm, and surrounded by the ones you love. ... View the Post
3 Simple Neighbor Gifts (and FREE printables!)
I am feeling a bit last minute this year but this weekend we did work on some neighbor and friend gifts that I though I would share 3 Simple Neighbor Gifts today in case any of you needed some quick gifts as well. And I am sharing the printables that we designed for each of the three gifts so hopefully you can benefit from them too! First up is our neighbor gift for this year, because who doesn't love a huge chocolate bar to enjoy for the holidays! You can download the printable for ... View the Post
A Family Photo Booth
For our church Christmas party this year my husband and I got the chance to work together to create a family photo booth. We don't often get to work on projects together but when we do we have a lot of fun. My husband is pretty handy so even if my ideas are a little crazy he can figure out how to make them happen. We had seen booths like this before and so we both knew exactly what we wanted to make. We started with an 8'x4' piece of plywood. Then my husband added some left over ... View the Post
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