Friday Finds: DIY Thank You Notes
While I do the majority of my writing online, there is something both magical and thoughtful to writing a note via a card. After the holiday season and birthdays, I am ready to put some pen to paper but I haven't found the perfect card in store that really shows my appreciation. This week I discovered some amazing DIY finds to help me create some truly unique and meaningful cards.
1. The card from A Fabulous Fete is some beautiful in its simplicity. I really love how she used a large manilla tag, stamps, calligraphy and leftover pieces of tulle to create this gorgeous card.
2. I loved the kids inspiration from the thank you cards that are showcased on Tislstyle. Using pink paper, stamps and some cut out pieces, I love how both cute and modern this card is.
Skip the Crowds and Take Your Family Skiing in Waterville Valley
After a sizable snow storm over Martin Luther King weekend, there were plenty of lift lines and skiers heading to Vermont. Amazingly, most of them drove right past an awesome resort. I'm encouraging families to skip the crowds on the next winter holiday and take a family ski trip ...read more
Keeping your New Year's resolutions
The New Year is off to a fresh start, and many of us are committed to doing something or many things with more intention this year. But it's tough to stay on track. In fact, “Quitters Day”, which falls on January 14th this year, is the day when most people give up. How can you ...read more
Kids in the Kitchen: Mini Banana Waffle Pies With Peanut Butter Dipping Sauce
School has started back for many (us included!), and today's Kid's in the Kitchen recipe makes for a perfect breakfast or after-school snack. We made ours for an after-school snack the other day and my second grader loved it. We call this recipe Mini Banana Waffle Pies With ...read more
3. Living Well and Spending Less (love that name) showcases some incredible watercolor thank you cards. I love how this one really gets the kids involved as they can create their own pictures and write a special note that the receiver will treasure.
4. Hopes and Dreams featured a fun way to make girly thank you cards. I love the simplicity of the circular thank you with the sweet pop of pink that will make them memorable after any occasion.
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