At our house we listen to a lot of music. A lot of music...everything from Neil Diamond to Meghan Trainor...and Nirvana to Patsy Cline...and everything in between. I listen to music when I am alone or with the kids. In the house, in the car, or in the yard. I always have the music on. It can cheer me up, calm me down, or even motivate me. I love my music. So I am loving my newest acquisition: My Phorus PS5 Speaker! It is pretty freaking awesome. ... View the Post
Learn to Quilt! An online course…
In March liZ and I went on a little adventure to film some beginning courses for Craft University. If you know us by now there is always a story to go with our travels----and this one was all about a snowstorm, not even having coats or appropriate shoes for snow, running off the road into a snowbank, getting pulled out by a man whose mother is a quilter, a closed airport, cancelled flights and a long trip back to Utah... ... View the Post
The Art of Homemaking: 8 Things Motherhood Has Taught Me.
With Mother's Day coming up I was kind of reminiscing this week at how fast my kids are growing up and how much they are changing every day....and then I started thinking about things I have learned through being a mother. My writing isn't spectacular but these lessons have been super important to me. ... View the Post
May’s Quilt Block of the Month–King’s Court Quilt Block Tutorial
It's the first Monday in May and that means that it is time for another installment of our 2016 Quilt Block of the Month Tutorial. This month we are focusing on a quilt block called the King's Court Quilt Block. King's Court Quilt Block Tutorial ... View the Post
May 2016 Holidays
Hello! It's the last Friday in April soooooo.....it's time to start planning our days to celebrate in May! If you like burgers, pizza, chocolate chips and the chicken dance then May is the month for you! Below is a list of the dates in May and what you can celebrate on each day. ... View the Post
The Art of Homemaking: How To Get The Clean Laundry Put Away
Laundry is the thing that never ends. Ever. Even when I am "all caught up" on laundry I'm really not because the clothes that I am wearing right then will still need to be washed. It's a vicious cycle and at any time you could drop by my house and find a pile mountain of laundry on my couch waiting to be folded. But awhile back my mom had an idea that has helped in my battle against laundry: Individualized Storage Bins One afternoon she arrived at my house with some ... View the Post
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