Category: DIY
Five Tips to Help Your Child Learn to Play Independently
Whitney Crosbie, contributing writer, Play in 5 Kits Use clear containers in your playroom to store toys. This helps your child quicly see what toys are available. Set something up for your child to continue playing with. Maybe...
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Sensory Fun and Learning
Whitney Crosbie, contributing writer, Play in 5 Kits Imagine you are in your favorite place. What...
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Creating Spaces for a Lifetime of Memories: Liz Powell Design
Emily Buckley, editor in chief Liz Powell, owner of Liz Powell Design, has been designing homes...
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Fourteen Ways to Make Valentine’s Day Sweet
Emily Buckley, editor in chief Some people oppose Valentine’s Day, staunchly...
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Celebrate New Year’s Eve With the Kids
Tiffany Guerzon, contributing writer WHETHER COVID IS keeping you home, you can’t find a sitter...
Read MoreCozy Wool Wreath DIY
Jenny Mathews, contributing writer WHETHER YOU PREFER the sleek modern or a more rustic farmhouse look, this simple DIY wool wreath is a fun project and a charming addition to your holiday decor. For around $20 and 20 minutes,...
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A Guide to Harvesting and Storing Vegetables for Winter
Mark Anderson, owner, Anderson’s Seed and Garden DURING THIS TIME of year, we harvest more...
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Kids Cleaning Caddy Essentials
Cami Graham, contributing writer, tidbits-cami.com WANT TO KNOW my secret to getting my kids to...
Read MoreBeat the Winter Doldrums with Simple, Kid- Approved Crafts
Cami Graham, contributing writer, tidbits-cami.com WE ARE ALL feeling it: The ache and longing for sunshine, longer days, and perhaps a little freedom from the drudgery of schedules. The term “caged animals” comes to mind. I...
Read MoreCreate Themed Bookcases to Spark an Interest in Reading
Leslie Carpenter, contributing writer LIBRARIES HAVE ALWAYS held a soft spot in my heart, especially school libraries. Since I was little, I’ve always looked forward to seeing what the librarians would come up with next for...
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Courtesy of My Girlfriend’s Quilt Shoppe YOU WILL NEED Tall and Skinny: 2 fat quarters 3/8 yard Soft and Stable (14” x 20” for one basket) Short and Fat: 2 fat quarters 3/8 yard Soft and Stable (10” x 21.5” for one basket)...
Read MoreCookie-Cutter Stamped Tea Towels
By Cami Graham, Contributing Writer tidbits-cami.com TRUTHFULLY, WHEN I had this idea, I wondered if it would end up looking like a 5-year-old did it. I mean, artistic painting has never been my strength, and this probably...
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