Psst. Lovelies, I have recently become an addict. I was warned. I was warned that this addiction is worse than crack, but I took it on. I took it on and now I am full fledged addicted to....
Pinterest. OMG!!! Where has this site been all my life? It is hands down, the best.site.evarrrrrrr!!!! Projects and tutorials and funny stuff, oh my! The website is basically a snapshot of internet stuff that you like. So you 'pin' them on your theme boards and then your pins (interests) are shared. You can follow friends, like others' pins and so forth. All I can say is wow. Yay! Wow. Check the site. YOu've been warned. Follow me into the depths of craftiness and DIY home decor. You will not regret it. Or maybe you will.....
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Hello Saturday!
Every other Saturday is busy for us, lovelies. We are the site managers for our neighborhood Bountiful Baskets. We get awesome produce and have met some very cool people. The only thing about it is that we (yes, the entire crew) are up uuuuber early in the morning. So when we get back home before 8am, I usually use the rest of the day to get things done.
Kale Chips: Kale rubbed with olive oil and season salt and baked for 8 minutes on each side. So yummy!!
DIY laundry detergent made with lavender castille soap (the Ivory soap was way too soft to grate. Dr. Bronner's castille was perfect) the ingredients on the table and grapefruit essential oil. Smells so good!! At an average of 3 cents per load, and safe for cloth diapers, who can argue? I'll let you know how it cleans!

I made dinner and S1 suggested lettuce wraps for the ground beef. What an awesome kid. The lettuce wraps and coconut rice were delicious. Craving one right now, but I am spent.
Kale Chips: Kale rubbed with olive oil and season salt and baked for 8 minutes on each side. So yummy!!
DIY laundry detergent made with lavender castille soap (the Ivory soap was way too soft to grate. Dr. Bronner's castille was perfect) the ingredients on the table and grapefruit essential oil. Smells so good!! At an average of 3 cents per load, and safe for cloth diapers, who can argue? I'll let you know how it cleans!

I made dinner and S1 suggested lettuce wraps for the ground beef. What an awesome kid. The lettuce wraps and coconut rice were delicious. Craving one right now, but I am spent.
Labels:
cloth diapering,
DIY,
food,
green,
saving
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