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One of my new favorite hobbies as a mom is crochet – I get to get crafty without the needles (instead you use hooks) and I can use fluffy yarn (velvet is my favorite so far). But, one of the best things about crochet is that now I can DIY everyone’s gifts for birthdays, Christmas, Easter, you name it! The only downside? I’m a last minute planner, which is why these quick croc...


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There’s nothing wrong with using the tools that are available to use to easily create crafts, designs, and more – like Canva. In this specific case, we’re talking about projects that are looking for fantasy fonts on Canva. Even more specifically, we’re talking about FREE fantasy fonts on Canva.

As a crafter of over 10 years and a designer for 5 of t...


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Canva is one of my favorite tools to use as a crafter, business owner, blogger, and even just as a mom who likes to DIY a few things at home. Launching just a few years back, it’s a free (or low-cost if you get the PRO subscription) that allows you to design pretty much whatever you could possibly imagine.

And, it comes with an expansive library of free fonts for t...


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Canva is one of my absolute favorite low-cost design programs right now – particularly because it’s easy to understand and use, without a degree in graphic design. Although some features are locked behind a paid membership,


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After attending one of my closest’s friends daughter’s 1st birthday party, I’ve been thinking about back when my littles were one. The toddler-ing, the babbling, and the never know what to get them-ing. A one year old is in-between not interested in anything and interested in literally everything. They can have so much more than they used to (snacks, toys, non-milk),...


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