Here’s another “Fall” banner that you can use for the next few months. I have to admit, the ink was low on my printer so the color did not come out the way it’s suppose to on the banner, but you get the idea. 🙂 I used hemp for the string, and I love it because it helps keep the paper in place without having to use any tape or tying knots. Print on cardstock and you’re good to go!
It’s still a little early, but I’m getting pretty excited about Halloween. Our 3 year old keeps telling everyone what our family is going to be this year… The Avengers! So, to get into the spirit of Halloween, here is a printable.
My 3 year old just started pre-school, and he is beginning to bring home works of art and I absolutely love it! The only thing I don’t love is figuring out a home for all of them. I don’t want to stash it away in a box which then automatically gets put into the dark closet. But I also want to have that ability to change out his artwork when I run out of room for a new piece. So, for those of you who have the same problem I do, here are my favorite ways to display your child’s piece of art.
It’s now the end of summer with school officially starting, so I thought I’d bring back a little bit of summer with these. Perfect for a guest bedroom or any bedroom in the home. Need it in a different color? Please feel free to look at the color swatch in the tab above and let me know the color you’d like instead! 
The perfect subway art to hang in any sewer’s craft room! Print it on your favorite scrapbook paper or keep it simple and print it on a blank piece of paper or card stock. Enjoy!
In honor of the upcoming holiday, it was time to make something festive for Halloween. I love this holiday and I hope you’ll love this printable! There are 4 versions of this printable for you to choose from! Enjoy!
