This is one of my favorite baby projects: BOOTIES! But before I start, I’d like to preface this with: I. Love. Wool. I won’t go too into depth, but a few years ago I took a braided wool rug class at my local history museum and completely fell in love with this medium. My new-found […]
For the Love of Wool
Every crafter has a favorite medium; my favorite medium is wool — braided rugs, baby booties, purses, pillows. I’ll gladly spend hours surrounded by the knits and weaves.
Easy-On Infant & Toddler Mittens
It’s starting to get cold here in Wisconsin! Frosty mornings and afternoon highs in the mid-50s had us digging through our winter garb this weekend to search for what we still needed to purchase for our daughter before the we’re in the thick of winter. While ransacking through our disorganized bins, I came across some […]
Sunshine Blogger Nomination!
Squeee! I’m so excited and honored to have been nominated for the Sunshine Blogger Award! I was nominated by Sharon Rowley at The Secret Life of Homeschoolers. Sharon is one of several homeschooling moms that I follow; she also worked as an educator prior to homeschooling her own children. I love the idea of […]
My Favorite Family Frequent: Our Local History Museum
I’ve been involved with our local history museum for many years: originally, as a student with an interest in museum studies, then as a volunteer at the gift shop, and eventually as a board member. Over the years, I’ve seen and experienced many of the amazing things that a this wonderful place offers, as well […]
Expecting #2: Addressing My Concerns
Several years ago I saw a photo that really stuck with me. The photo was of a very pregnant woman about to enter L & D, hugging her small child for the last time as an only child. The thought of it still brings me to tears. Pregnancy is physically a rough ride to begin […]
Happy Blogtober!
Holy moly! It’s October! I love this time of year. It’s a last chance to get outside without piling on clothes, it’s cool enough to go outside without sunscreen or fear of overheating (or being eaten alive), and there’s enough wet weather so that you can have a fire in the fire pit without fear […]
