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I know it’s warm outside, but now is the perfect time for Christmas in July ideas. I’m excited to share some DIY ideas you can make right now! While Christmas may seem far away, in reality, it is only150 days away. Get a jump start on some Christmas crafts so that you can sail into...
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It’s true. For my upcoming series, A Handmade Fall, I will plan an entire season of craft projects before you ever see the first one. In this week’s Mondays in the Craft Room, I’m taking you behind the scenes to share exactly how I do this, from the very first idea to the finished projects...
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Summer has a way of slipping by far too quickly, and right now I am wishing I could slow it down just a little. In this week’s Sunday Morning Coffee, I’m sharing why I’m savoring every last beach weekend, dinner on the patio, and simple summer moment before we welcome a brand-new season. Season 6...
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I created summer outdoor table decor ideas that blend natural elements with elegant touches and my favorite summer fruit, peaches. I decided to transform our back patio into a picturesque setting for alfresco meals inspired by the vibrant and luscious peaches of the season. It’s perfect for summer entertaining, and this table embraces the joy...
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One of the greatest joys of summer is the abundance of fresh, juicy summer fruits. Peaches, plums, raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries are the best. But as we fill our kitchens with nature’s candy, a question always comes up: What’s the best way to clean summer fruits to remove pesticides and prevent mold? It turns...
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