Oct 7
There is an almost overwhelming variety of pumpkins, gourds and faux leaves available everywhere this time of year — grocery stores, farmers’ markets, country farms and craft stores make it pretty easy to buy everything you need to celebrate Thanksgiving. That’s why I wanted something I could make myself — something that looked festive but not overly turkey-cliché. I found it with this sweet little Thanksgiving bunting.
By: Jessica Read more
The Motherboards is undergoing an evolution. We are expanding our family to include an amazing group of contributors. These women have skills that run the gamut – from sewing and knitting to crafting and d.i.y.. And they so very kindly agreed to share them with us…and with you! The Motherboards will continue to post a new project every Thursday, but will increase our output before all of the major holidays. So keep checking in, send us your feedback, and click on our About Us page to read all about the growing number of mothers of The Motherboards!
When twins Ava and Bella asked if they could someday build a fort out of boxes, they had no idea that their parents would take this challenge on and build the fort most kids only dream of.
Photographers Michael and Melissa of M2 Photography, often share photos of their personal life including their daughters and pug. We’ve enjoyed seeing updates on Instagram and Facebook as they tick off items on their family summer bucket list – this fort being one of them. What a creative way to spend time together as a family. And Melissa’s advice for those interested in building their own fort, start saving your boxes now!
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After months of stepping on dollhouse furniture and lego pieces, my feet could no longer stand it! (no pun intended). Something had to be done. Our basement, which functions as our family/rec room and playroom, was a total disaster of toys. The cheap toy bins we had originally thought would be great for keeping things organized and tidy (back when it was just baby toys for one kid), just didn’t cut it anymore.
By: Kimberly Read more
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