The nursery has been coming together slowly but surely. I don’t know if you remember, but we moved approximately 3 1/2 weeks before baby girl was born. I can’t wait for the nursery to be enjoyed by our baby girl! She will be listening to lovely nursery rhymes in no time. Needless to say I didn’t have much time to throw a nursery together. Over the past two months I have slowly chipped away at her nursery and I’m happy to say it’s starting to come together. The project I’m hi

The title is in all caps because I am SUPER excited about this discovery. How expensive are throw pillows? AMIRIGHT? I mean, seriously! I was looking for some at Target to brighten up my living space and they were seriously like 25 bucks per pillow! “Nuh huh,” I said to myself. “No way am I paying 25 dollars for this tiny pillow.” I’m that crazy lady that talks to herself at Target. You all know the one. So I went home and hit up Pinterest. Beautiful, beautiful Pinterest. And

Baby girl has approximately 4,379 blankets already, but when I saw this fabric on sale at Joann’s I really just couldn’t resist making another one! I think it turned out so cute, and it was so easy I finished the entire blanket in one night. That’s my kind of sewing project. First, grab your favorite fabrics. I used this pink rosette fabric I found at Joann’s and some leftover ivory minky I had from another project. I bought my minky fabric from fabric.com here. I’m sure you

I just made A TON of hair bows. As in… it will be mandatory that my daughter wear a different bow every day of her life until she’s about 21 years old. That many hair bows. … She’s going to hate bows. BUT, until she discovers that she doesn’t like them anymore, there will be one permanently fixed to her head. So if you want to join my club… the, “There’s An 89% Chance That Once My Daughter Can Decide For Herself That She Doesn’t Like Hair Bows She’ll Never Wear Another One Ag