My January Easy Three: Part Two
Today, we are talking about three simple re-purposing and de-cluttering tips – part two of “My Easy Three” things to start your January off on a great start. Part one here focused on cleaning. Recycle Greeting Cards – of all kinds I recently...
My January Easy Three: Part one
More than any other time of the year, January seems to be “the month” that we kick it into overdrive with cleaning, organizing and clearing out the clutter. So, in a three-part series, I am sharing my “My Easy Three” tips or ideas to help you....
Getting Ready for Guests — Home Tour, Checklist and Free Printable
We’ve made the food and picked out what to wear Now it’s time to ready the space your guests will slumber after a delicious meal. Here is the room I have created for guests when they come to stay… And an easy checklist to help you ready your guest...
Wednesday’s Weave: Steam vs. Iron
About a year ago, I jumped shipped on ironing and invested in a steamer. It has changed my world. I purchased the Rowenta 1550 Upright Garment Steamer from QVC (it’s on clearance right now). I have this in my closet and since it’s on wheels I can move it...
What to Pack for a Conference
This summer I went to a blogging conference. Believe it or not, I usually don’t make time to think through what I am going to pack and just willy-nilly throw things into a bag and go. Before I started running a household, I did make time for this. In fact,...
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.She taught me how to prepare fabulous food, entertain guests with style and design a traditional home with a pop of color and a splash of animal print. Share my fondness of blending Mother’s mid-century style with a modern spin.
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I loved getting creative on this hostess gift project. It started with a package of festive @casparistyle napkins and a bottle of pink bubbly.
I added green and pink ribbon and some tags available in my digital store. I know my neighbors with love this gift to help celebrate the holiday.
Here is a last-minute gift idea you can make for friends that would be a perfect way to engage your children and teens when they are home for Christmas — homemade stovetop potpourri!
When I was little, Sister and I would make crafts together as my gift to family members. One year, we made spice ropes, and another year, we filled hairspray caps with plaster and stuck a fork inside to make a recipe holder. Our creative skills were on fire! I have fun memories working with her on these crafts, instilling in me the spirit of giving.
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EASY 5-MINUTE CENTERPIECE using vintage Christmas Ornaments and paper whites.
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Get creative with those extra sprigs of greenery from your tree! Most tree farms give away their scraps or cut some from the back of your tree. They make great filler for a holiday vignette, a top of a package or anywhere you love a pop of Christmas green!
