I’ve hated the laundry in my house ever since we build it. For 11 years now it’s been a washing machine and a metal basin, with a dryer on the wall. I’ve had no real storage and it’s been higgledy piggledy and annoying. So I finally decided to do something about it! I didn’t have a lot of money so we decided to attempt a laundry makeover for under $3000. Here’s how we did it…
Hello! How are you all feeling at the moment? Now that we are basically in lockdown, I’ve had some time to play with my Cricut. I’ve even been taking classes at Spotlight (well until they were postponed along with everything else). One of my favourite projects is these Easter bags I made for all the kids we camp with every year. However, camping has been cancelled as well so I’ll hold on to them until next year. This Cricut for Beginners project is almost as simple as the library bags we made before, but with an extra layer of vinyl.
Ok, so right about now we are all collectively freaking out, right? Most of us are now home schooling for the foreseeable future, and we aren’t teachers, for a reason! Most of us will be receiving some work from school, to keep the kids on track, but we are going to have a lot of time to fill. Add on top of that, juggling working from home and multiple kids, and we are going to need some structure!
The world has gone mad and the people in the supermarket have gone even crazier. There is no toilet paper, no flour, no canned goods – nothing (except a lot of Easter eggs, which I’m fine with!) If you’re someone who has no idea where to start with a Corona Virus 14 day pantry plan, and doesn’t want to be the woman I saw today buying 20 boxes of Sultana Bran, then I’ve put together a plan and a shopping list for you, as well as some good online shops you can order from.
It’s a worrying time at the moment, with Coronavirus spreading and world leaders recommending social distancing and self isolation. With most of the world now being told to stay home, and only being able to leave for essential reasons, we have a lot of kids who need entertaining at home all day.
So, I’m brand new to Cricut – I’ve always looked at them and wanted one but I’ve never even tried one out. So when Cricut offered to send me a Cricut Maker to share some projects with you, I jumped at the chance. Here I’ve created the perfect Cricut for Beginners project to get you started.
The couch is my number 2 house purchase (my bed is obviously number 1!) but the couch is where I spend a lot of my waking hours – I work on it, I nap on it and we all gather as a family to watch TV on it. We’ve been through several couches over the years because I’m very fussy. I have high standards and a lot of couches don’t meet them!
Hands up who is left in a panic when Book Week comes around? To save you some stress, here are a bunch of super easy costumes you can pull together at home at the last minute!
Our kids’ morning routine checklist post is one of our most popular. Thousands of you visit it every week. So, because it’s been requested, here is an evening routine checklist for you all.
Now that Christmas is over we are all starting to plan for the kids to go back to school (it can’t come fast enough, right?). I don’t know about you but I’m back at work now, so I have to juggle my full-time job with getting everything ready for going back. Thankfully I just have one going back to school this year! Two kids down and one to go. After three kids and nearly 20 years of parenting I’ve got a fair few back to school hacks up my sleeve, so I thought I’d share them with you. Hopefully, this helps make your organising a little easier.