*Sponsored by Wayfair Today we are participating in Wayfair's Spring Cleaning Challenge and I am tackling the topic of school papers! Are they every bit as hard to know what to do with as they are in my house? So, with 4 kids and 4 sets of school papers that come home everyday I thought I would talk a little bit about some tips, tricks and solutions that have worked for me for organizing school papers. Tip #1--You can't keep everything. I learned this one long ago when my children ... View the Post
The Art of Homemaking: My Heart is in the Kitchen
*NOTE* I found this post from 3 years ago that I never published and it made me cry. I think it is more for me than you...but maybe you feel the same way about your kitchen? And luckily after 3 years, the second kitchen now feels the same as the first. ... View the Post
Thanksgiving Centerpiece Challenge with Wayfair
*Sponsored by Wayfair* Today we are having fun participating along with other homemakers in the Wayfair Fall Thanksgiving Centerpiece Challenge. The challenge included Wayfair sending several bloggers 2 beautiful wooden trays and then we were asked to style one or both for a fall tablescape. I love the trays that Wayfair sent, they are the perfect farmhouse touch to add to our kitchen table and will work for so many seasons. And here's how I styled one of them for our Thanksgiving ... View the Post
How Lucky I am…. (An Art of Homemaking Post)
Saturday afternoon I stood on the cemetery lawn while my family all headed back to their cars. The viewing was over. The funeral was over. The processional was over. The graveside service was over. But there it was...the carved casket...the object that now held the tabernacle that was home to my grandfathers spirit for almost 90 years...and it was all alone. ... View the Post
60 Minute Homemaking Tasks
This post is PART IIII of a series of posts...mostly for me....but hopefully you can benefit from some of them too. Today we are focusing on 60 Minute Homemaking Tasks. My plan is to hang up lists of 5, 15, 30 and 60 minute homemaking tasks that I know I can do in that amount of time. So, when I have a few extra minutes throughout the day I can choose one or two and accomplish more during the day. A couple of weeks ago I shared PART I which was the 5 minute tasks that you can find HERE ... View the Post
Because Time Passes (Why I Quilt)
I was raised by women who took great pride in their domestic prowess. My mother could put together a spread of enough homemade food to feed an army in less than an hour and all of it would look, taste, and smell delicious. My grandmother could crochet beautiful and complicated afghans while carrying on lengthy conversations and loose her stitch count. And my great grandmother, she was a quilter. Her name was Elizabeth and even though she is my namesake I have spent most of my life content ... View the Post
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