I think it's fair to say that taking pictures has become a national pastime.

Food, flowers...faces...it seems like everyone's obsessed with snapping shots and sharing them.

Clearly, I'm addicted, as well.

Just look around.

Sink skirts are an easy way to add charm to a room. They're also a super simple way to redecorate just by changing the fabric. One quick swap and my kitchen is refreshed.

Hello friends! I hope you're all doing well. I've been spending my days looking for silver linings...family dinners, game nights, virtual conversations with friends and a lot less internet.

I'm going to try to get back to answering my comments right away and posting on my normal schedule. If I can remember what that was!

Anyway...the last time we spoke, I was itching to redecorate.

I was growing weary of my surroundings and decided to pick up where I'd left off a few months ago and continue with my plans to update my decor.

Just a bit.

Don't get me wrong. I'm not complaining. I'm happy to do my part to protect myself and others, but the view is getting a little old.

Cleaning my glass shower doors was never a favorite job, but with this quick cleaning tip, they come out crystal clear in no time, every time!

A few weeks ago, I shared a few updates I'd made to our master bathroom. There was a lot of pretty in that room, if I do say so myself.

I'd made a new green valance to coordinate with the recently made over fabric covered shutter doors and, oh yes, a charming new printable.

Upcycle a pair of kitchen towels into a beautiful reusable grocery bag or fashionable tote bag. It's an easy DIY and you can do it with just a few quick stitches.


Early last month, during the lovely long agos when we were still allowed out of the house for mundane activities like browsing through the linen aisle of HomeGoods, I found this darling rooster kitchen towel set.

I have an affinity for these towels and whenever I see cute ones, especially if they have trim, I pick them up.

Sometimes I display them in my kitchen, as pretty accents that no one is allowed to use.

However, more often than not, I run them through my sewing machine and turn them into something more fun.