Ideas from a Military Mom
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SendSmiles #CollectiveBias Our family is best friends with another family. That’s so rare to find – every member of two different families that all get along well. Our friends are big comic book fans just like our family.Keep Reading…
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #OwnTheGalaxy #CollectiveBias I’ve shared with you quite a few times that my family is into comic books and superheroes. While I’ve been aware of this fact for many years, it was really driven home this week when I discovered aKeep Reading…
I told you last month about my big thrift store find – a bag of Jenga blocks. Something about those blocks called my name. I could see bunches of repurposed projects using repurposed blocks. Today is the diy superhero repurposed blocks edition of my ongoing repurposed Jenga blocks series. I’m having so much fun withKeep Reading…
This shop has been compensated by #CollectiveBias, Inc and its advertiser, #HeroesEatMMs. All opinions are mine alone. You’ve heard me say (just a few times) before that we’re big comic book fans in the Organized 31 home. We each have our favorite superhero, but without a doubt, we all agree that Captain America is our familyKeep Reading…
We’re big comic book fans in the Organized 31 family, but Captain America is my favorite. Is it because I was a captain (although, not a supersoldier) at one time? Is it because he has America in his name? Or is it because of Chris Evans? (just joking… or am I?) Whatever the reason, it only took meKeep Reading…
I’m so excited to share this fun diy project just in time for National Free Comic Book Day on May 3rd! It’s easy enough to make with your younger kiddos and cool enough for your older ones. With the newest Captain America movie out, this is the perfect time to whip up your ownKeep Reading…
Remember when I upcycled the clementine crate with comic book pages? My son and I had so much fun with that diy project that we kept going. Fortunately, I had the perfect metal can to repurpose. In about 15 minutes (plus 20 minutes drying time) we created a super cool upcycled comic book can perfect forKeep Reading…
Sooo-ooo, I’ve got a friend, Holly. You can find her at The Coconut Head’s Survival Guide. She challenged me and a couple of other blog friends to a friendly upcycled clementine crate challenge. Well, you know me. I love an upcycled, repurposed project. So, of course, I accepted the challenge. As I was contemplating whatKeep Reading…
How does one create superhero coasters? Good question! A couple of weeks ago Nancy over at Do Small Things with Love, shared some Crazy Coasters that she made from felt. Quickly a good natured competition developed with my friend, Amy over at One Artsy Mama. Well, Amy whipped up some bright, fun, happy coasters in less thanKeep Reading…
