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{Tulips in season: $6} No matter what the time of year is you don’t have to spend a lot in order to have beautiful, fresh flowers around the house. Think beyond the elaborate bouquets and instead purchase one type of flower that is in… Continue Reading “How To: Buy Flowers on a Budget”
{Valentine\’s treats for Jack this recipe with chopped cranberries} This week went by unnaturally fast for a week that started in the high 50\’s and ended in the teens with snow. On a positive note my parents are coming to visit. I can\’t wait… Continue Reading “Five Things”
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Around Christmas time I showed you how to make this candle using left over candle wax. Another simple way to use left over wax is by creating a layered candle. For the candle below I used left over wax from the following brands: Yankee… Continue Reading “DIY: Upcycle Candles”
With temperatures dropping into the teens this week it presented the prefect opportunity for me to make a batch of my mums hot chocolate. In my opinion on a frigid day nothing is better than coming in and warming up with a cup of… Continue Reading “Homemade Instant Hot Chocolate”
Fashion meets Food 