Free 2020 Calendar Printable
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Today's calendar printable is another calendar-at-a-glance style of print with all 12 months displayed on one page. This free 2020 calendar printable comes in three different background styles (including a blank option, too). This one is perfect to print, frame, and leave up all year long. Download your favorite free 2020 calendar below.
Ready or not, 2020 is right around the corner. This simple calendar is perfect to take you right into the new year...and hang out with you all 12 months long. Download your free 2020 calendar below.
Merry Christmas
I'm signing off for a couple of days. Here's wishing you and yours the merriest of merries this Christmas season. You're welcome to download the below printable HERE (it's free!).
Thank you so much for a wonderful holiday season here on the blog.
Free New Year's Printable
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This Free New Year's Printable is a fun way to ring in the new year! It's a watercolor design set on an 8x10 print that can be printed on a letter-sized page, for easy home printing. Grab this free New Year's printable below.
It's hard believe the year is already coming to an end. There's something fresh and new about a new year...and I tried to mimic that sentiment in this free New Year's printable. Download yours below.
Colorful 2018 Printable Calendar
EDITED: These printables are about to be discontinued for good. They are available at HALF OFF! These are all going away for good on Sunday...USE CODE discontinued AT CHECKOUT TO SAVE 50% ON THEM!
This super fun, bold, and colorful 2018 Printable Calendar is the latest in my Premium Printable line. It's totally my style, through and through...I hope you love it, as well.
I have had a few requests for more 2018 printable calendars. While I try to design for lots of different styles and tastes, this calendar is definitely all me, y'all. I started out trying something else, and the design just kind of shifted into this crazy bold and colorful calendar. Each month is like a fun surprise!
Or check out each month's details below.
DIY Blanket Scarf Stocking
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Just a few more days until those stockings get hung (by that chimney with care, y'all!). This DIY Blanket Scarf Stocking is a simple one to sew up in time for Santa's big visit.
For someone in a fairly warm climate, I have quite the collection of blanket scarves. Whenever I travel to a cold climate, it occurs to me why folks actually wear scarves, and I inevitably have to purchase one on the fly to avoid freezing to death. And then, back in Texas, that poor scarf gets stuffed in a bin...destined to rarely be seen on our mild winter days. I made a couple of the scarves I had on hand into darling little stockings...it was such a fun way to use them! Check out my entire tutorial below.
Free Printable 2018 Calendar
This Free Printable 2018 Calendar at a Glance is perfect for your desk or workspace. It's available in three different sizes.
Vintage Christmas Decor in the Kitchen
The Vintage Christmas Decor in the Kitchen was our big addition to the holiday pretties this year. I didn't have a tree in here last year, but this year, it kind of took on a life all its own. Every piece of Christmas decor in this room is either thrifted, handed down, or leftover from somewhere else in the house...and most of it has a fun, vintage vibe!
I've always wanted a Christmas tree in the kitchen. We had one in our previous home, but it was kind of an afterthought. I've wanted a purposeful one...with ornaments that all have a kitchen/food theme going. When I stumbled onto some glass blown cupcake ornaments at a thrift store in Waco, I knew right away that this tree would come to fruition this season...along with the rest of the space. Check it all out below.
Aqua and White Christmas Tree
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This Aqua and White Christmas Tree is kind of our tree that almost wasn't. But, y'all...it's kind of my favorite lil' Christmas tree in all of its petite glory.
We have a few Christmas trees around our home. I love having the two in the front windows; it was one of the things that drew me to this house. I was initially going to stop there. But, it has turned out that those two rooms aren't really the rooms we're in a lot (one is a formal dining and the other was a living room that we changed into my office...so, I'm really the only one in there). I went ahead and put a tree in our family room since that's kind of where we flop. But when people would come into this main living area, the first thing they'd say was, "So, will your main tree go in here?" And, I'd kind of hem and haw around and think..."I'm not fancy enough to have a main tree." Nonetheless, I dug this tree out of the garage, stuck it in a crock, and our aqua and white Christmas tree was born. Check it out below.
Travel Tea Bag Caddy
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I made a travel tea bag caddy for all of my tea-loving family members for Christmas (but they're not limited to the holiday gift-giving). These make great presents...and I made one for myself, too. Because I just can't travel without my tea, y'all. See how to create your own below.
Do you travel with tea? I have to. I feel like it's bringing a small comfort of home with me. I've made a friend or two on an airplane when I share one of my bags of tea...flight attendants are always happy to bring a hot cup of water for steeping a bag. This little travel tea bag caddy keeps me well stocked with my bags of Bigelow (and a couple of my sweeteners...since I use a kind that isn't always readily available). See how to make one of these below (your tea-loving friends will adore these!).
Do you travel with tea? I have to. I feel like it's bringing a small comfort of home with me. I've made a friend or two on an airplane when I share one of my bags of tea...flight attendants are always happy to bring a hot cup of water for steeping a bag. This little travel tea bag caddy keeps me well stocked with my bags of Bigelow (and a couple of my sweeteners...since I use a kind that isn't always readily available). See how to make one of these below (your tea-loving friends will adore these!).
Holiday Gallery Wall
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I've always wanted a holiday gallery wall. I tend to go all out with Christmas decor, why not add to the fun with the artwork, too? I worked with my friends at Minted to put together the festive new wall art in the living area. Check it out below.
I have always displayed Christmas cards from friends as artwork throughout the season. I wanted to expand on that this year. While I love our flea market gallery wall that usually hangs in here, it didn't coordinate with the direction this room took this year with our bright and bold mantel. This new holiday gallery wall helped to pull the entire space together and added such a playful touch.
Fabric Gift Bags
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It's fabric gift bag week here on the blog (or so it seems, right?). Today's tutorial is for these fun bottle-sized bags that have ribbons to tie them closed. They're so versatile and lined, too. Check out the tutorial below.
I struggle with mom guilt, y'all. I am kind of an extreme introvert and, well, a bit of a workaholic, too. Because of this, I'm not a room mom, or a team mom, or a school volunteer. Don't get me wrong, I'm at all of my kids' activities, etc., but I hung up the PTA hat a few years ago. I tend to compensate by buying my kids' teachers and the other volunteers of their school and organizations fun gifts year round (and especially this time of the year). It somewhat serves as a way to ease my guilt...plus, let's face it, who doesn't love a nice treat? It's a nice way to say thank you. I put together gifts for everyone with my load of mom guilt hanging over my head. These fun fabric gift bags are filled with the cutest MARS® Celebrations® candy-filled bottles...they're for my youngest's dance teachers. He's been in hip hop classes for three years, but I may or may not be the mom who sits in her car in the parking lot during rehearsals. To actually say thanks face-to-face, I feel like I better not come in empty-handed, right? These candy-filled bottles are perfection for this. See how I made their fabric gift bags below.
Snowman Honey Jars
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These Snowman Honey Jars are going to make great gifts for my neighbors this year. This is a fun little Christmas craft that is perfect for all ages. Plus, the contents are delicious.
I like to give little gifts to our neighbors every holiday season. Since moving here a year and a half ago, we have realized the folks on our street are truly the best. Everyone is kind and thoughtful...and brings our trash cans up to our house when we forget (doh!). These sweet lil' Snowman Honey Jars are perfect as holiday gifts for neighbors (or teachers, co-workers, friends, etc.). Long after the Christmas season is over, the delicious Don Victor® Honey will be there for their treats and teas. See how to make these below.
Miniature Fabric Gift Bags
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'Tis the season for fun gifts between friends, y'all. I made a bunch of these miniature fabric gift bags to give a few of my friends holiday-themed bottles of Poo~Pourri. I have several friends who already LOVE this stuff as much as I do...and I plan to introduce a few more friends to it this season. Poo~Pourri liberates you from toxic thoughts and ingredients, and inspires you to confidently own your throne...it's all natural and makes the perfect gift to tuck inside these bags. Check out the easy-sew pattern for these miniature fabric gift bags below.
These Miniature Fabric Gift Bags are perfect for small Christmas presents or hostess gifts...and awesome the entire year through for inside the purse or travel bag.
Christmas Gifts in Jars at Inspiration Monday
This week's features are adorable Christmas Gifts in Jars. It's December and gift ideas are definitely the name of the game! The holiday inspiration that's been rolling in every week is truly fantastic...you all constantly amaze us with your creativity and links every week. Check out these Christmas Gifts in Jars below.
It really is the most wonderful time of the year!
Today's features make great gift ideas...in jars.
Free Printable Lollipop Christmas Ornaments
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These Free Printable Lollipop Christmas Ornaments are perfect for your tree. They have a fun vintage twist and are simple to put together (this is for any level of crafter or even non-crafter!). Grab the free printables for your lollipop Christmas ornaments below.
In our family room (you can tour the entire room here), we like a good, old-fashioned, multi-colored-light tree with our sentimental family ornaments all over it. This room is a bit out of the way, tucked behind the kitchen and away from all of the hullaballoo. It's kind of the "flop" room...with throw pillows usually all over the floor and blankets strewn about. But, it's also the room with a television where we can spend time watching movies together and feel a bit more comfy and cozy. I added my free printable lollipop Christmas ornaments to the tree in this space this year, to bring it some uniformity. Check out how it all came together below.
Six Watercolor Christmas Printables
These Six Watercolor Christmas Printables are all about the FUN part of the holidays. They are the latest in my Premium Printables line for the home.I hope they bring a smile to your face. Grab these Watercolor Christmas Printables below.
It's hard to believe that the holidays are almost here. We're just rolling straight downhill through the rest of the year. My spring set of teacher printables inspired this new set of six watercolor Christmas printables...colorful, fun, and festive (and super saturated with that watercolor striation you all seem to love!).
(Pssst...commercial licensing is available on this set here.)
Or see the details of each print below.
Budget-Friendly Holiday Gift Wrap Station
This Holiday Gift Wrap Station has completely organized my wrapping this year. And I kept it totally in budget by grabbing all of my wrapping needs at 99 Cents Only Stores. They have all of your favorite name brands at a price that can't be beat.
Free Printable Christmas Banner
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This free printable Christmas banner is the perfect FUN accessory for your holiday decor. It is available in two different sizes (and two colors) below. It's oversized and makes the perfect statement piece for any space. Download your own free printable Christmas banner below.
I originally shared this free printable Christmas banner in my Merry and Bright Mantel post here. And I promised I'd be back with the free print for you to use, as well! I needed to tweak it since the size is pretty huge...I decided to include the original size as well as a smaller, home-printer-friendly size below.
Free Printable Christmas Gift Tags
These Free Printable Christmas Gift Tags are perfect for your holiday gift giving. They have a sweet watercolor poinsettia motif ready to dress up all of your packages.
I think free printable gift tags are one of my favorite things to design during the holiday season. These are blank gift tags...perfect for any present you wrap up. Download yours below.
2018 Printable Calendar
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This 2018 Printable Calendar is a modern and fun take on a planning calendar...with space to jot down all of your activities. This is the latest in my Premium Printables for Purchase line.
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Or see each individual month below.
Free Printable Gift Tags
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I love free printable gift tags, y'all! Today's designs have a almost a woodland feel to them...perfect for gifting to all of the nature lovers in your life. These come in both red and green free printable gift tags at the end of the post for you to download. I'm also sharing a simple way to put a nature-ish spin on holiday gift wrapping.
I live with three men...ages 10-40(ish). And the verdict is in: my traditional fluffy tulle bows on polka dotted gift wrap is (apparently) not the preferred wrap around here (it's a bit too cha-cha-cha for my people). So, I came up with a bit of a more sophisticated, (i.e.- less fluffy) wrap for this holiday season. Goodbye, tulle. Hello, herbs and twine. Grab these gift wrap tips and the free printable gift tags below.
DIY Interchangeable Wreath
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While the holidays are somewhat the official "wreath season", I like to keep something festive on the door year-round. I created this DIY Interchangeable Wreath as a budget-friendly way to display something pretty on the front door all year long, with just a quick change between seasons.
I'm a bit of a wreath junkie...but let's face it, they get spendy. And if you make your wreaths yourself, it can be a lot of work to create a new one for every season. Having a DIY Interchangeable Wreath covers a multitude of wreath issues: it's super budget-friendly, not as much work, and storage wise, it can't be beat. See how simple it is to create one of these for yourself below.
Lined and Zippered Small Cosmetic Bag
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I love lots of little bags to compartmentalize everything when I travel. This small cosmetic bag is actually my new go-to for all of my supplements and first aid items. It's the perfect size to slide into a carry-on bag or purse. Find out how to make your own little cosmetic bag below.
Earlier this fall, I shared a tutorial for my Boxed Toiletry Bag. I love that bag, but it gravitated more to make-up use, rather than supplements and such. I realized I prefer a smaller cosmetic bag for organizing supplements, bandages, and other related items. I like to have these in my carry-on with me and the boxed bag was a bit large for that. This new lined and zippered small cosmetic bag fits the bill perfectly. It can slide right into my tote, so I can have easy access during a flight. This bag has more structure than a typical cosmetic bag, too, which is something I prefer. Check out its tutorial below.
Green and White Holiday Decor at Inspiration Monday
Woohoo, we're having a par-tay to start the week off right, y'all! It's time for Inspiration Monday...and time to be inspired.
We're seeing so many festive ideas linked up to the party every week. This week's hostess grabbed several of these goodies for today's party features.
These Green and White Holiday Ideas were chosen by Meegan from What Meegan Makes. Check them all out below.
Shiplap Plate Chargers
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We're well into November and on the downhill to Thanksgiving (my FAVORITE!). We made these fun Shiplap Plate Chargers to add a pop of color under our plates in our dining room. I can't wait for their maiden voyage (AKA, Thanksgiving dinner).
Y'all, I'm not even a shiplap person, really...but when these DIY chargers came together, I kind of started loving the popular wall treatment, in charger form. I love using chargers under plates. But, somehow, a dozen of my good, wooden ones disappeared when we moved over a year ago. They're probably tucked away in some obscure place and I'll find them at some point. But, I thought I'd go ahead make some shiplap plate chargers to add another layer of texture and color to this year's Thanksgiving table. Oh, and that menu card is also a free printable I added to this post, too.
This may be the earliest I'm *slightly* on top of my game plan for hosting Thanksgiving. I mean, I haven't exactly thought about the food too terribly much, but the dining room is on point, y'all. Well, I mean...as on point as the eclectic mish mash of this space can be, I suppose. But, I'm actually happy with the direction it took this year.
These shiplap plate chargers allowed me to bring in another aqua element into the room. I think they balance it all out, nicely. They're super sturdy, too, and don't move about when you rest your arm on them (unlike my previous ones).
I grabbed the wooden pieces for these at Home Depot. I used 12"x4' boards. I also grabbed a sheet of underlayment and had the big cutting machine at the store cut it down for me into more workable sections for our smaller miter saw at home.
We then cut our larger boards into 12"x12" squares. Our underlayment pieces were cut into 12"x3" strips. We cut four underlayment strips per board. Underlayment is very thin and inexpensive...and perfect for these shiplap plate chargers.
We used both wood glue and finishing nails to attach the underlayment (or shiplap, if you will) strips on to the larger square boards. We glued them down first.
We laid the shiplap pieces down on the glue. Before the glue had time to dry, we used finishing nails on each end of each strip. We used an awl to sink the nails so they wouldn't catch on anything when these chargers were later in use.
Then we sanded the heehaw out of them...until they felt like, buttah, y'all. I gave them a coat of aqua paint and then sanded a bit more to bring out their shiplap appearance. Then I sealed them with a marine-grade sealer so moisture and food spills were no match for them.
I'm really happy with how they turned out. They're really different than any other chargers I've ever owned. I love their chunkiness and the slight rustic-ness about them.
I don't want to get too far ahead of myself, though...before I set the Thanksgiving table, I clean the dining room from top to bottom. Having a clean house makes guests more comfortable than any piece of pretty decor can. If this house smells and feels its best...it tends to look its best, too (kind of like us, huh?). I've always trusted Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, Pledge® Lemon Clean, and Scrubbing Bubbles® Fantastik® cleaner throughout my entire home...but especially the dining room when we host family and friends for big holiday dinners and gatherings.
My dining table is a family heirloom. My mother handed it down to me 10 years ago. Before it was hers, my late uncle had it and used it for many a family gathering. There aren't many holiday memories of mine that don't involve lots of family packed around this table. And just like my mom always did, I clean it with Pledge® Lemon Clean (she'd flip if she heard an inkling that I used something else to clean this family table with...and I never would!). It also has never been refinished and still looks as great as when it sat in my uncle's dining room 35 years ago.
I don't skip the weird spots either...these beams on the bottom of the table legs get the dirtiest. Pledge® beautifies and enhances the appearance of hard surfaces*, like my antique dining room table that's been in my family for generations (*safe to use only on finished, sealed surfaces). Pledge® Lemon Clean can be used to dust, clean, shine, and protect a variety of household hard surfaces. These include wood, laminate, stainless steel, leather, marble, granite, and plastic. Plus, who doesn't love the classic smell of Pledge® Lemon Clean? For best results, do like I do and spray onto a cloth or hold can upright 6-8" from surface to be cleaned.
I use Scrubbing Bubbles® Fantastik® all over the house (especially the kitchen). But, I also wipe down my chargers with this after meals are over. I sealed the chargers with a marine-grade sealant so they're easy to keep clean. Since food sometimes falls off a plate and onto the charger, they need to be cleaned after each meal. This powerful antibacterial solution cuts through grease and grime and dissolves it on contact, while disinfecting the area, too. Plus, the no-rinse formula means I get the job done quicker.
I grabbed my Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, Pledge®, and Scrubbing Bubbles® Fantastik® at my local Home Depot. Click here to find a store near you.
Be on the lookout for Pledge® product promotions on display in Home Depot stores 11/1/17 through 1/31/18.
Now, I'm ready for the big day. I can't wait for my family to enjoy these new shiplap plate chargers.
Don't forget to grab your free printable menu card, too. Just print out a few for your table and fill them in with all of your goodies (it's less scary than having guests point at your random casserole creation and loudly asking, "what is that?").
The free printable menu cards coordinate with the free printable placecards that I posted HERE recently.
We're well into November and on the downhill to Thanksgiving (my FAVORITE!). We made these fun Shiplap Plate Chargers to add a pop of color under our plates in our dining room. I can't wait for their maiden voyage (AKA, Thanksgiving dinner).
This may be the earliest I'm *slightly* on top of my game plan for hosting Thanksgiving. I mean, I haven't exactly thought about the food too terribly much, but the dining room is on point, y'all. Well, I mean...as on point as the eclectic mish mash of this space can be, I suppose. But, I'm actually happy with the direction it took this year.
These shiplap plate chargers allowed me to bring in another aqua element into the room. I think they balance it all out, nicely. They're super sturdy, too, and don't move about when you rest your arm on them (unlike my previous ones).
I grabbed the wooden pieces for these at Home Depot. I used 12"x4' boards. I also grabbed a sheet of underlayment and had the big cutting machine at the store cut it down for me into more workable sections for our smaller miter saw at home.
We then cut our larger boards into 12"x12" squares. Our underlayment pieces were cut into 12"x3" strips. We cut four underlayment strips per board. Underlayment is very thin and inexpensive...and perfect for these shiplap plate chargers.
We used both wood glue and finishing nails to attach the underlayment (or shiplap, if you will) strips on to the larger square boards. We glued them down first.
We laid the shiplap pieces down on the glue. Before the glue had time to dry, we used finishing nails on each end of each strip. We used an awl to sink the nails so they wouldn't catch on anything when these chargers were later in use.
Then we sanded the heehaw out of them...until they felt like, buttah, y'all. I gave them a coat of aqua paint and then sanded a bit more to bring out their shiplap appearance. Then I sealed them with a marine-grade sealer so moisture and food spills were no match for them.
I'm really happy with how they turned out. They're really different than any other chargers I've ever owned. I love their chunkiness and the slight rustic-ness about them.
I don't want to get too far ahead of myself, though...before I set the Thanksgiving table, I clean the dining room from top to bottom. Having a clean house makes guests more comfortable than any piece of pretty decor can. If this house smells and feels its best...it tends to look its best, too (kind of like us, huh?). I've always trusted Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, Pledge® Lemon Clean, and Scrubbing Bubbles® Fantastik® cleaner throughout my entire home...but especially the dining room when we host family and friends for big holiday dinners and gatherings.
My dining table is a family heirloom. My mother handed it down to me 10 years ago. Before it was hers, my late uncle had it and used it for many a family gathering. There aren't many holiday memories of mine that don't involve lots of family packed around this table. And just like my mom always did, I clean it with Pledge® Lemon Clean (she'd flip if she heard an inkling that I used something else to clean this family table with...and I never would!). It also has never been refinished and still looks as great as when it sat in my uncle's dining room 35 years ago.
I don't skip the weird spots either...these beams on the bottom of the table legs get the dirtiest. Pledge® beautifies and enhances the appearance of hard surfaces*, like my antique dining room table that's been in my family for generations (*safe to use only on finished, sealed surfaces). Pledge® Lemon Clean can be used to dust, clean, shine, and protect a variety of household hard surfaces. These include wood, laminate, stainless steel, leather, marble, granite, and plastic. Plus, who doesn't love the classic smell of Pledge® Lemon Clean? For best results, do like I do and spray onto a cloth or hold can upright 6-8" from surface to be cleaned.
Not only is the table an antique, but it was a part of a set of family heirlooms. I inherited the table, its matching china cabinets, and this ornate wall mirror when my parents downsized about ten years ago. My mother and uncle, both, would only hang this mirror in the dining room...to reflect all of the family and friends gathered around the table. So, naturally, it stayed with its counterparts and hangs in my dining room, too. Just like my mom, I only use Windex® Original on it for that unbeatable streak free shine.
It has been trusted for generations (especially in my family) and Windex® Original cleans and shines glass, mirrors, and more! Its patented ingredient, Ammonia-D®, helps Windex® Original Glass Cleaner to start working on dirt and grime even before you wipe.
We do not use my vintage church plates for food service (they all say not to on their backsides!). But I do wipe them each down with Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, too. It keeps them shiny and pretty here on the wall.
I use Scrubbing Bubbles® Fantastik® all over the house (especially the kitchen). But, I also wipe down my chargers with this after meals are over. I sealed the chargers with a marine-grade sealant so they're easy to keep clean. Since food sometimes falls off a plate and onto the charger, they need to be cleaned after each meal. This powerful antibacterial solution cuts through grease and grime and dissolves it on contact, while disinfecting the area, too. Plus, the no-rinse formula means I get the job done quicker.
I grabbed my Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, Pledge®, and Scrubbing Bubbles® Fantastik® at my local Home Depot. Click here to find a store near you.
Be on the lookout for Pledge® product promotions on display in Home Depot stores 11/1/17 through 1/31/18.
Now, I'm ready for the big day. I can't wait for my family to enjoy these new shiplap plate chargers.
Don't forget to grab your free printable menu card, too. Just print out a few for your table and fill them in with all of your goodies (it's less scary than having guests point at your random casserole creation and loudly asking, "what is that?").
How to you get your dining room ready for the holidays?
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