Yeah the weekend is here! The weather here in central Texas has been so amazing and Fall like. Fall is my favorite time of year. All the colors and smells of fireplaces burning is great. Yes, people really do use fireplaces down here. Once the temps. dip below 50 degrees you can smell the logs a burnin'. I know, kinda crazy but hey, it's fun. So snuggle up with a blanket and enjoy some beautiful pictures of yule log holdings. Fireplaces of course.
From houzz.com
Traditional Spaces Fireplace Design, Pictures, Remodel, Decor and Ideas
From houzz.com
Spaces Big Fireplace Design, Pictures, Remodel, Decor and Ideas - page 5
From myhomeideas.com
A simple fir garland and arrangements of fir sprigs and red berries adorn the fireplace in this Virginia country home. (Photo: Antoine Bootz)
From houzz.com
Eclectic Spaces Fireplace Design, Pictures, Remodel, Decor and Ideas - page 3
From houzz.com
Eclectic Spaces Fireplace Design, Pictures, Remodel, Decor and Ideas - page 7
From houzz.com
Modern Spaces Fireplace Design, Pictures, Remodel, Decor and Ideas - page 8
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Monday, November 12, 2012
Kids Art Wall
Well, it is Monday! Which I am sure everyone has already figured out by now! I have been having some back issues lately and getting things done is more of a challenge. I will probably be seeing a doctor very soon. Bummer! But now on to something alot more fun.
I have been working on lots of projects around here(with the help of my great husband) and one of these was for our kiddos to have a place to hang all of their amazing art work. So this is what we came up with after all the great inspiration I found on Pinterest. Here is the link to that post: Pinterest Saturday.
Pretty good! Here's what we did.
We bought 2 1x3's from Home Depot. We got the nice finished wood that way I would not have to sand it down.
Next I primed and spray painted.
Third, my husband hung them up on the wall using some picture frame hooks. We can actually take them off the wall with ease if we need to. We wanted to hang them horizontally at first but found there was not enough room in the space. So, vertically it is!
Lastly, I hot glued on the Office Depot Bulldog Magnet Clips.
For an extra touch I added a framed title to their Art Wall.
This is a great way to organize your kids art or anything special you want to display in one specific place in your home. Have a great week everyone and take some Time to Organize.
Linked up with:
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One Artsy Mama:Shine on Fridays
The Ivy Cottage Blog-Cowgirl Up
a bowl full of lemons-One Project at a Time
Sugar Bee Crafts-Take a look Tuesday
The NY Melrose Family-Whimsy Wednesdays
The Taylor House
The REAL Housewives of Riverton
Two Yellow Birds Decor-Thursdays Temptation
The Gunny Sack-What's In The Gunny Sack
Delightful Order-Inspiring Thursday
FoxHollow Cottage: The Power of Pinterest Pinning Party
Tatertots and Jello-Weekend Wrap Up Party
Or So She Says
SNAP-Show and Tell Wednesday
I have been working on lots of projects around here(with the help of my great husband) and one of these was for our kiddos to have a place to hang all of their amazing art work. So this is what we came up with after all the great inspiration I found on Pinterest. Here is the link to that post: Pinterest Saturday.
We bought 2 1x3's from Home Depot. We got the nice finished wood that way I would not have to sand it down.
Next I primed and spray painted.
Third, my husband hung them up on the wall using some picture frame hooks. We can actually take them off the wall with ease if we need to. We wanted to hang them horizontally at first but found there was not enough room in the space. So, vertically it is!
Lastly, I hot glued on the Office Depot Bulldog Magnet Clips.
For an extra touch I added a framed title to their Art Wall.
One last look at our Kids New Art Wall
This is a great way to organize your kids art or anything special you want to display in one specific place in your home. Have a great week everyone and take some Time to Organize.
Linked up with:
Create.Craft.Love.-Keep Calm and Link Up
One Artsy Mama:Shine on Fridays
The Ivy Cottage Blog-Cowgirl Up
a bowl full of lemons-One Project at a Time
Sugar Bee Crafts-Take a look Tuesday
The NY Melrose Family-Whimsy Wednesdays
The Taylor House
The REAL Housewives of Riverton
Two Yellow Birds Decor-Thursdays Temptation
The Gunny Sack-What's In The Gunny Sack
Delightful Order-Inspiring Thursday
FoxHollow Cottage: The Power of Pinterest Pinning Party
Tatertots and Jello-Weekend Wrap Up Party
Or So She Says
SNAP-Show and Tell Wednesday
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Pinterest Saturday
Happy Weekend Everyone!!
It's in the air! Thanksgiving and Christmas are fast approaching. I love this time of year just for the mere fact that it's not as hot as a firecracker here! Plus, I love falling back on time. An extra hour a day is always a welcome!
Here are some Pins for Thanksgiving and for Fall time. I hope they inspire you this season.
From bakersroyale.com
Pumpkin Pie Cookies
From housingaforest.com
Shape Turkeys
From tidymom.net
12 creative ideas for #Thanksgiving
From us.mc1635.mail.yahoo.com
Fall Desserts
From liljorochtulpaner.blogspot.com
Autumn leaves wreath ♥
It's in the air! Thanksgiving and Christmas are fast approaching. I love this time of year just for the mere fact that it's not as hot as a firecracker here! Plus, I love falling back on time. An extra hour a day is always a welcome!
Here are some Pins for Thanksgiving and for Fall time. I hope they inspire you this season.
From bakersroyale.com
Pumpkin Pie Cookies
From housingaforest.com
Shape Turkeys
From tidymom.net
12 creative ideas for #Thanksgiving
From us.mc1635.mail.yahoo.com
Fall Desserts
From liljorochtulpaner.blogspot.com
Autumn leaves wreath ♥
Monday, November 5, 2012
Legos Again!
If you are the parent of a child who has legos, then you will relate to this post without any problem. Several months ago, I went through and did a big organization for my son's legos:Legos Under Control. Well, time has gone by and those legos became a little out of control again.
I have enjoyed having the boxes with each color but I wanted to be even more organized when it came to these blocks. So I started looking everywhere and finally found what I was looking for to do just what I wanted. Guess where I found this awesome new box.
IKEA!!
That place never lets me down! I wanted to use these great finds for all of his mini figures and accessories.
So, I pulled down all the boxes and started to go through and separate. He really has done a good job at keeping the legos organized. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be.
I got all the colors back into the right color boxes, the wheels into the wheel box and the mini figures and such into the new IKEA boxes. I think that the next time his legos need a little reorganization, I am going to ask him to help. Having kids get into the habit now will make it easier for them to do on their own one day.
Pretty Awesome! He came home and was excited to see them too.
Here are all the boxes on the shelf in the closet. I moved the boxes here a few months ago after I took the bookshelf out of his room. This space has been working great for the lego storage. We are still using one of the large lego containers for directions.
Target also has some new storage just for legos by Lego. I saw it tonight and the containers looked really neat.
So there are a couple of options for you when shopping for storage to contain all those legos.
This organizing project took a few hours and cost about $15.00. I am thinking of getting more of these nifty containers in the near future for more lego organization. I forgot that he has a whole container of legos at his Nana's house too!
Have a great Monday and take some Time to Organize.
Linked up with:
Mad About Organizing-Inspiration Wednesday
Southern Lovely-Show & Share
The NY Melrose Family-Whimsy Wednesdays
I have enjoyed having the boxes with each color but I wanted to be even more organized when it came to these blocks. So I started looking everywhere and finally found what I was looking for to do just what I wanted. Guess where I found this awesome new box.
IKEA!!
That place never lets me down! I wanted to use these great finds for all of his mini figures and accessories.
So, I pulled down all the boxes and started to go through and separate. He really has done a good job at keeping the legos organized. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be.
I got all the colors back into the right color boxes, the wheels into the wheel box and the mini figures and such into the new IKEA boxes. I think that the next time his legos need a little reorganization, I am going to ask him to help. Having kids get into the habit now will make it easier for them to do on their own one day.
Pretty Awesome! He came home and was excited to see them too.
Here are all the boxes on the shelf in the closet. I moved the boxes here a few months ago after I took the bookshelf out of his room. This space has been working great for the lego storage. We are still using one of the large lego containers for directions.
Target also has some new storage just for legos by Lego. I saw it tonight and the containers looked really neat.
So there are a couple of options for you when shopping for storage to contain all those legos.
This organizing project took a few hours and cost about $15.00. I am thinking of getting more of these nifty containers in the near future for more lego organization. I forgot that he has a whole container of legos at his Nana's house too!
Have a great Monday and take some Time to Organize.
Linked up with:
Mad About Organizing-Inspiration Wednesday
Southern Lovely-Show & Share
The NY Melrose Family-Whimsy Wednesdays
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Pinterest Saturday
Well what do you know, I finally have my stuff together and getting this post out on Saturday like it should be done!
I am happy, happy that we are in November and I can start pinning away with Christmas goodies galore without feeling weird or guilty! So here we go with some great Christmas Pins that I pinned this past week but have been collecting in my Likes for awhile. Enjoy and get some Merry Inspiration.
From pauloviveiros.blogspot.com
Really cute Printables
From google.com
Hot Chocolate Bar for Christmas party
From melissadark.blogspot.com
Attach ribbon to kitchen cabinets. Use clothespins to hang Christmas cards. Clever!
From blog.alltheluckintheworld.nl
No space for a tree. No worries.
From imdb.com
A Christmas Story. A tradition in this family! We watch it every year after Thanksgiving
I am happy, happy that we are in November and I can start pinning away with Christmas goodies galore without feeling weird or guilty! So here we go with some great Christmas Pins that I pinned this past week but have been collecting in my Likes for awhile. Enjoy and get some Merry Inspiration.
From pauloviveiros.blogspot.com
Really cute Printables
From google.com
Hot Chocolate Bar for Christmas party
From melissadark.blogspot.com
Attach ribbon to kitchen cabinets. Use clothespins to hang Christmas cards. Clever!
From blog.alltheluckintheworld.nl
No space for a tree. No worries.
From imdb.com
A Christmas Story. A tradition in this family! We watch it every year after Thanksgiving
Friday, November 2, 2012
Fall Camping Supply List
This past weekend, we went on our first family camp out. We had a great time with friends and the days were beautiful. There was a downside to this amazing camp out though, we forgot a ton of stuff. I knew or felt like I knew that we had forgotten a few things but it turned out to be more than just a few necessities. So, to be more prepared for our next camp out, I am making a supply list. I thought of doing this before hand, but as I have mentioned many times, I am a procrastinator. Procrastination does not pay off and it is something I work on daily to correct or stop. However you want to put it, I am trying to become a person who does it now instead of later.
Here is the list I came up with for my family. We have a big container that holds most of our camping gear right now and that is where I will be placing the camping supply list after I laminate it.
Packing List for Fall Camp out
Clothes
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Long Sleeve PJ Shirts
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Long Sleeve PJ Pants
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Socks
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Underclothes
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Light Jacket
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Coat
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Flipflops(for showers)
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Boots
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Tennis Shoes
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Mittens or Gloves
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Stocking Caps
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Caps
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Blue Jeans
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Long Sleeve Shirts
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Short Sleeve Shirts
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Sunglasses
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Tent
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Tent Poles
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Tent Stakes
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Plastic Tarps
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Small Broom
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Small Dustpan
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Hammer or Mallet
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Tent
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Lantern
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Outdoor Kitchen
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Plastic Plates
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Plastic Bowls
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Large Plastic Bowls
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Knives
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Spoons
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Forks
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Paper Towels
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Washtub for Dishes
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Dish Soap
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Outdoor Stove
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Propane for Stove
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Fire Wood
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Matches
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Lighter
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Salt and Pepper
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Coffee Pot
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Coffee and Sugar
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Cups
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Trash Bags
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Hot Chocolate
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Marshmallows
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Meal Plan and List
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Groceries(if shopping before)
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Serving Spoons
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Spatula
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Olive Oil or Cooking Spray
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Butter
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Pots and Pans
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Foil
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Skewers
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Cooler and Ice
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Plastic Zipper Bags
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Pot Scrubber
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Sleeping
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Sleeping Bags
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Fleece Blankets
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Mattresses
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Air Pump
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Pillows w/cases
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Bottom Sheets
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Top Sheets
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Toiletries
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Toothbrushes
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Toothpaste
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Bar Soap
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Face Soap
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Wash Cloths
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Towels
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Deodorant
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Lip Balm
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Sunscreen
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Lotion
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Floss
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Pads(in needed)
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Hairbrush and Comb
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Toilet Paper
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First Aid
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Band Aids
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Thermometer
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Gauze
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Alcohol Pads
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Peroxide
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Cotton Balls
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Q-Tips
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Neosporin
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Hydrocortisone Cream
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Calamine Lotion
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Tweezers
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Tylenol for young and old
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Insect Repellent
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Miscellaneous
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Flashlights
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Electrical Extension Cords
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Chargers for Cell Phones
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Batteries for Flashlights
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Camera and Charger
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Camera Bag
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Games
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Some small Toys
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Plastic Grocery Bags
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Pen and Pad of Paper
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Books
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Rope
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Backpack
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Water Bottles
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Portable Radio
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Folding Table
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Chairs
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Compass
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www.wilderness.org/Camping
www.coleman.com/checklists
I hope this helps you with your next camp out! Have a great weekend and take some Time to Organize.
Linked up with:
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The REAL Housewives of Riverton
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