I hit up Target the other night with the girls as a fun little activity since it was a million degrees out. I had a couple gift cards and wanted a new pair of sunglasses and to browse a bit. I know what you’re thinking, this is dangerous territory, lady. You have to go into Target WITH a plan and a list in hand. Otherwise you leave hours later confused and wondering where the $200 worth of stuff came from.
Earlier in the year I shared how painting our kitchen was on our 2018 bucket list. Well, spring break from school landed me with ten days off and tons of motivation to get things moving. In case you haven’t seen it before, here is our teeny, tiny kitchen before we painted:
Oh to be able to buy all of my clothes, furniture and housewares from Anthropologie…
This past week, I received their Spring Home catalog, and man, am I swooning. I think I may have even had a dream or two about their furniture last night…
Is it just me? Or are store-bought cards ridiculously expensive anymore?? Honestly, at this point, the card is pricey enough to be an actual GIFT, rather than something that tells who the gift is from. I love cards, and usually spend a lot of time finding the perfect one. However, in the interest of saving money, I decided to get a bit crafty this year and make my cards by hand. I’ve included a few examples here to get your creative juices flowing, as well as some supplies that will help you get the job done.