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I've always dreamed of a wrapping station. I think it's an extravagant want, but I think it would be such a lovely space to wrap presents. I would want mine full of gorgeous ribbons, beautiful paper and Japanese washi tape. Ahh...
Loving this photo from Martha's basement. It's dreamy. :)
You could easily tuck a space like this into an existing office or laundry room. Wonder if we could do it in our laundry room... hmmm...
SO excited to be in the spotlight this weekend over at jessicasprague.com! You can buy anything in my store at 25% off through Sunday 21 February.
To find out how to pick up my freebie, just visit the DigiLovely.com blog!
I also have a new-ish paper pack in my shop :)
Thanks so much for stopping by! :)
Today, you can grab both of my zebra note element packs for just a buck each!
zebra notes : crank it up
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you're having a fun Wednesday! :)
Loving the layouts I've received from the creative team at jessicasprague.com using my new kit In Bloom. They are gorgeous! :)
by kelly:
Happy Valentine's Day! :)
With our oldest daughter turning 10 in a few months and the littlest one having just turned 5, it's a little overwhelming to think that they are really growing up into little ladies now. The baby days have been replaced with music and bank accounts and each of them expressing themselves and exploring their individuality. I created this kit with them in mind. It celebrates little girls in a more subtle "grown-up" kind of way. ;)
in bloom paper pack
You can pick them up in my shop at JessicaSprague.com :)
I'll share all the lovely layouts the amazing creative team at JessicaSprague.com have created. Thanks for stopping by!
Norah turns 5 today and I am really feeling strongly about it. I find myself on the verge of tears quite frequently because all my little girls are growing up. It's totally freaking me out! :)
She's grown up so fast. It's a good thing she's still snuggly and cuddly.
Happy birthday, my darling daughter. We hope it's your best yet!
I resurrected this little gem from my "archives" ;) just in time for Valentine's day!
I think these honeycomb papers and the "bee mine" stamp are a perfect way to spread the holiday love if you're looking for something a little non-traditional. ;)
You can pick these up in my shop at JessicaSprague.com :)
Thanks for stopping by!
I was fortunate enough to host a baby shower a couple of months ago. I used it as a way to stretch my creative legs...er..fingers. ;)
I went to my all-time favorite baking resource, bakeitpretty.com, to grab the essentials. I don't see the rubber ducky cupcake toppers anymore, but they are probably just out of stock right now.
There's always loads and loads of inspiration over there. :)
I made some super easy bunting by rummaging through my fabric stash and finding pink and blue fabrics. I think the bunting came off a little girly, but I don't think the mother minded at all.
The muffins were so yummy. I made a very simple walnut batter and for the "boy" cupcakes, I threw in some blueberries and put the batter into the blue cupcake liners and tinted homemade whipped cream pale blue and topped with a rubber ducky. The "girl" muffins had raspberries instead of blueberries and I topped them with a premade sugar flower and pink tinted whipped cream.I chose whipped cream instead of regular icing as I really wanted the berry flavors to stand out. Plus it was much easier. Anything to save myself a few grey hairs. ;)
I went with a loose tea party theme. It was very thrown together because I wanted it pretty but casual. This translates into: use whatever you have on hand and don't make it too complicated. ;)
The sugar cookies were a big hit. I was a little worried because these kinds of cookies are much sweeter than most Germans (I think) like to eat but everyone loved them and took the leftovers home so I was a happy girl.
The rubber duckies were, by far, my favorite part. They really helped to bring a little childish whimsy without being overly "babyish".
I hope to be able to do more parties in the future. I've done a few but always tend to forget to take photos. Sheesh.
It's all about the hummus and carrots around here.
It's the best snack ever. If you're watching what you're eating and love to dip your veggies into something delicious, this is a great alternative to cheese or sour cream dips.
You can eat as much as you want, it's healthy, filling and satisfying. It's been helping me immensely in my battle to get rid of those last 10 pesky pounds. :)
Word of caution, though...don't expect anyone to kiss you after a couple of tablespoons of this if you go for the garlic flavor. ;)
What are your favorite healthy snacks?
