This DIY Fiddle Leaf tree was so satisfying to make and probably one of my favorite budget saving projects ever! These trees usually sell for $100+ and I was able to make this for $50!
December 25th is creeping up! Holy moly, does anyone else not even know what day of the week it is? Tis' the season of DIYs. Especially this year! I love this garland which is perfect for a mantle or anywhere else you are in need of a little festiveness!
Loving the wood bead garland trend, but not loving how expensive they are in stores! I knew I could make a garland at the length that I wanted, in the natural color, and tassel size of my choice! The beauty of doing it yourself, is customization! The garland can translate between seasons which I love, its going from a table centerpiece, to a vase accent on my mantle, to Christmas tree garland!
I always want to decorate for Fall and Halloween but I always struggle with a color palette because I always want everything to be neutral! I wanted a centerpiece for my coffee table that was spooky and festive.
This will be the first year that I have a fireplace mantle to decorate and I couldn't be more excited about all of the DIY garland opportunities! First up, is this fall festive set!
Hey friends! Okay okay, I have some really exciting news to share. Does anyone remember the pink bubble gum flavored toothpaste that had Barbie as the icon on the packaging? I don’t blame you if you don’t, but my brain will never forget it. It was the only flavor of toothpaste my mom could get me to use as a kid. For some reason, I wasn’t going anywhere near any other flavors. But once I got older, I had to graduate to adult toothpaste and the bubble gum flavor was gone forever. UNTIL NOW!
Time for another Thoughtful Thursday! Hope everyone is surviving these last weeks of January! Spring is coming soon!
Being in LA and experiencing this conference was one of the most amazing days I’ve ever had. Just being surrounded by amazing women who are pursuing their goals without any hesitation was so incredibly inspiring. The installations, the sets, the designs, the colors, the fashion, the brands, the speakers, it felt like a dream.
A spontaneous 24 hours in the Big Apple well spent! New York in February is not for the faint of heart. Its cold, but if you dress warm enough, you will still be able to have a great time and enjoy the city.
