Free Printables
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Flower and Leaf Scavenger Hunt – Free Printable
I love finding new ways to enjoy and appreciate the outdoors, and I hope this flower and leaf scavenger hunt printable brings you joy as you get out in nature!
Is this printable geared towards kids? Yes, but I think this would be fun for any age, especially as a prompt for a photo scavenger hunt. I fully intend on doing a photo scavenger hunt using this printable with fellow grownups!
So many “kid” activities work great for adding a little whimsy to life, especially for those of us living with low energy due to chronic illness.
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Host a Fairy Tale Party + Free Printable
I am so excited to share some fun and easy ideas for hosting a fairy tale themed party! The highlight of this party will be a dragon egg hunt!
You’ll also be able to download the free printable I created so you and your guests can write your own unique fairy tale together. More below on how to get the Mad Libs style printable.
This theme would make a great Halloween party, birthday party, or celebration for any time of year.
I geared my party for both kids and adults, so there are fun ideas for every age. Feel free to use these ideas as a jumping off point to tailor your party to any age.
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Choosing a Focus for Each Month + Free Printables
Throughout this year, I’ve been trying an experiment choosing a focus for each month. I love setting and achieving goals, and lately I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking about how to make goals more attainable. So I’m changing the way I set goals and sharing what I learned with you all!
I really love the idea of setting multiple big goals at the beginning of a new year, but this year that felt really out of reach, and honestly self-defeating, as the last couple years my chronic illnesses and new health issues have prevented me from reaching goals.
So I decided to choose a focus for each month—not a set number of to-do’s or things I had to complete by a certain time. To me, a focus is flexible and helps guide where I put my energy and what I work on.
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Easy Party Idea: Host a Craft Camp
Looking for a fun and easy party idea? Here’s how to host a cozy craft camp so you and your friends can get creative together. Plus, read on to get a free invitation you can download and customize for your party.
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Reading List Printables to Keep Track of All Your Books
For everyone who could use help keeping track of books you’re reading, I’ve created reading list printables that will make your reading life more organized.
If you’re like me, you spend a lot of time reading and thinking about books, and it can be a little challenging to keep track of them all. (Books have a known tendency to be a little wild…)
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Mischievous Cat Printables
Happy October my friends! I’m excited to share these cat silhouette printables with you. I had a lot of fun making them because they are inspired by two of my favorite cats. October seems like the perfect time to add some black cats to my décor. I hope you love them too!
Since I can’t have any pets right now due to my health, I’m very fortunate that my family and friends share their cats with me. Today’s printables are inspired by my “adopted” cats: Bunny and Tigger.
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Rooted and Established in Love Printables + Mini Devotional
I’m excited to share my new Rooted and Established in Love printables with you right in time for Valentine’s Day! I had a lot of fun creating these whimsical tree designs (they make me think of something Suessical) inspired by Ephesians 3.
I hope you enjoy these printables all year round too—after all, we can use the reminder that we are loved every day of the year, not just on certain holidays! These verses from Ephesians are so powerful, and my hope is these printables will help us aspire to love well and remember that the strength to do so comes directly from our mighty God!
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Christmas Printables—Mason Jar Labels
Today I’m sharing a fun way to make your holiday gifts and desserts look more colorful and festive. You can use my Christmas mason jar labels for gifting desserts, labeling presents, decorating at holiday parties, and more.
I’m one of those people who loves holiday decorations, so I love the bright colors and trimmings of Christmas! One of the challenges for me though is food allergies. I wish my food was decked out for winter, but so many of the decorations that are available have dyes or ingredients I can’t eat. So my creative solution is to decorate and gift my desserts using my mason jar labels.
