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What you need: 1. Suede cord 2. Thin gold chain 3. Foldover Cord Ends 4. Lobster Claw Clasps 5. Chain Nose Pliers 6. Jump Rings What you do: 1. Gather your supplies. Start with two strands of turquoise suede cord and two fold over cord ends. 2. Using your chain nose pliers, attach the fold over cord ends to the end of each strand of suede cord. First fold over and
I’ve always felt that the hardest thing about being a mother is getting sick. Whether you are a stay at home mom or a full time working mother, being a mother is a 24-7 job. And usually, when you’re sick, your kids are sick too. So when other people can just call out sick from work and spend the day resting in bed, mothers not only don’t get to “call
We’ve all been there. Maybe you compulsively cut your hair short only to discover you hate the way it looks and feels. Maybe you had to trim a lot of hair because it was damaged from sun, chlorine, and bleach. Maybe you saw someone with gorgeous long hair or a cute hairstyle in a magazine and you want a fairy godmother to magically make your hair long right then and
So lately I’ve been a little obsessed with emoji. I think that they are hilarious and silly, and sometimes one little emoji can express so much more than a whole sentence. (P.S. Thanks for your feedback on Instagram!). I actually have a few emoji crafts planned over the next few weeks, so check back to see what else I have in store. What you need: 1. Printable emoji (set of
Whenever November rolls around, there is a lot of talk about Thankfulness. Sincere gratitude is so important. It helps counter act the sense of entitlement that we can all tend to have, and leads to more contentment and happiness in our lives. Plus, when you express thankfulness to others, it brightens their days as well. Teaching Toddlers Thankfulness is especially important and challenging. #SimplyHealthy #CollectiveBias However, if you have a
