Thursday Threads: Noni Bee
11/30/2016
This post contains gifted items for collaboration. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Rolltop Desk Makeover
11/29/2016

An easy farmhouse window DIY
11/28/2016
Hey y'all! I am back today with something I am so excited about.
1. Because it was so EASY.
2. It took me a total of like 2 seconds to complete. Okay thats a little dramatic but you get the point.
I had this window sitting in my garage just waiting for a project. Then while I was sitting in the playroom thinking of literally nothing I got hit like a ton of bricks to use it for this little project. See I had this gorgeous chicken sign hanging upstairs also waiting for a project. A dear friend left it sitting on my porch to surprise me and it has been waiting for Austin to get home to make a frame for it. So in my epiphany I thought why don't I use the window as a frame. I mean obviously.
So the project was this simple y'all. First I painted the window white with some chalk paint I had laying around. After it dried I flipped it over and put a layer of Modge Podge over the entire glass pane. I slowly laid the picture down and smoothed out all the bubbles. Or at least as many as I could. Then I brushed another layer of Modge Podge on the back of the picture. I let it dry, and that was it.
This project was free, easy, and turned out adorable. What do you think about it? Do you have any spare windows laying around just waiting for an idea? Id love to hear what plans you have for your old windows, or even see your projects! You can find me on Instagram, Facebook, or leave a comment below. As always, thank you for being here, I hope you liked with you found and your presence means so much.

thanksgiving ramblings...
11/22/2016

A do it yourself artwork display for all those special projects.
11/15/2016
We have arrived. We are at that stage where we have artwork pouring out our ears, and I wouldn't have it any either way. I just know this is going to be one of those stages I desperately miss. The pride beaning from those sweet cheeks after the girls scribble all over a piece of paper. But a fridge can only hang so much, and I always knew I wanted a more permanent solution when we had a playroom.
Materials Needed:
Enough scrap wood for the size you want.
Chicken Wire
Stain (for wood)
Spray Paint (for chicken wire)
Staple Gun
Screws
We started with Austin cutting the scrap wood to the sizes we wanted so I could stain the pieces. I used some Rust-Oleum Kona that we had laying around. After it dried he used screws to hold the pieces together. I knew I wanted the chicken wire to be black so he also spray painted that and let it dry. When it was ready he used his staple gun to attach it to the back of the frame. He put a couple D rings on the top corners to hang it from and it was done. A quick, cheap, and stylish way to display art work.
What do you think? How do you currently display your little ones art work? I would love to hear from you in the comments bellow or chat on Instagram or Facebook.

An adventurous toddler and her winter style.
11/12/2016
This post is sponsored by Everywhere Agency on behalf of OshKosh B’gosh; however, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
The time to switch out wardrobes has come and passed here in the Pacific North West and I always love looking into a closet full of new clothing for the girls. It is always so much fun putting new outfits together for the holiday season and Oshkosh B'gosh is one of our go to stores for kids style.
When I go shopping for the girls I always shop in both sections. In fact, most of my favorite clothing items are from the boy section. I love to mix and match pieces for a layered look that keeps them warm and stylish in these colder months. Don't let those pretty curls fool you, Lilly loves her "wild hair", getting dirty, and exploring outdoors. Comfort and durability are another requirement in the wet muddy months we have ahead of us.
Out of the two looks I created from Oshkosh B'gosh which one is your favorite? I love them both so much, but there is something about a pair of suspenders. Those shoes though, I have been lusting after them for months and they do not disappoint.
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