I’m a huge fan of repurposing and upcycling. In other words, I hate to throw anything away and I’m a bit of a tree hugger. I love to look at food packaging that would otherwise be recycled and figure out a way to repurpose it. I shared this project a couple of weeks ago when IKeep Reading…
St. Patrick’s Day Treat Boxes
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Do you remember the cute fabric baskets I made last week? I sat and admired them for about 2 days, before I realized that I could use two of them for St. Patrick’s Day. How lucky (little St. Patrick’s Day pun) that I’d used green fabrics! I’ve been planning on sending 2 college care packages outKeep Reading…
St.Patrick’s Day Treats – Bucket o’ Gold Candy
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Growing up in Hawai’i, we didn’t really celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. It wasn’t a big deal like it is in some places on the Mainland. And I’ve never really celebrated it with my kids. But this year, I plan on surprising them (mama’s gotta get a surprise in when sheKeep Reading…
Dr. Seuss Day Costumes
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Dr. Seuss Day, also known as Read Across America Day, is usually on March 2nd, which is Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Many schools have students dress up as favorite literary characters. If you need Dr. Seuss dress up ideas for school this year, I’m sharing three Dr. Seuss character costumes and a Skippyjon Jones costume idea that we made for my childrenKeep Reading…
