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With Valentine’s Day coming up I thought I’d share a beautiful quote about the human heart. Here we are not …

Serving up healthy meals three times a day has to be one of the more challenging parts of a mom’s …

I am totally in love with the oversized wall clock in my new kitchen. It’s an IKEA hack and super …

I have been on pins and needles waiting for the day I could show off my new kitchen! We’ve been working on this renovation since July, and doing nearly all the work ourselves. It’s been quite the undertaking, and if you want to see how far we’ve come be sure to check out my kitchen inspiration post or #SeventiesKitchenRehab on Instagram.

Here I’m sharing the highlights of the kitchen remodel, and if you want to take the Grand Tour of the new kitchen, dining room and laundry room, complete with all the dirty details, be sure to check out my post today over on Classy Clutter.

I knew I wanted to put in a classic, farmhouse sink during my kitchen remodel (check out the progress at #SeventiesKitchenRehab on Instagram). I had no idea how difficult it would be to pick out the best farmhouse sinks. After all my research, I decided to compile and share what I’ve learned in this handy guide to purchasing a farmhouse sink. Be sure to pin this post so you’ll have it handy when you need it.

I’ve been smitten with these iconic farm sinks, also known as apron-front sinks, ever since we had one in a dusty basement apartment as newlyweds in Alexandria, VA, about 15 years ago. That sink was pretty much the only thing I liked about the place, but I remember it being so big I could almost take a bath in it.

THIS is the kitchen sink of my dreams. I figured that it would be pretty easy to find, but when I typed “farm sink” into the Home Depot website, I was quickly overwhelmed by choices… not only in design, styling and color but also in material. I knew I wanted plain and white, but I had no idea whether I wanted fireclay, cast iron or stainless steel. What type of apron front sink material is best?

As I’ve been shopping around for modern dining room chairs I found quite a few I liked, and I thought …

I don’t know anyone that doesn’t have a dream kitchen board on Pinterest, so I figured you could relate to …

I just saw the most adorable and family-friendly deck makeover over on Emily Henderson’s blog. I’ve been following Emily since …

A few weeks ago we met up with a bunch of local blogger friends at Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home …

We’ve had our Hop banner from last year up on the mantle, but Easter is so early this year that …

I am so excited to finally share Baby Rockwell’s nursery makeover with you. We’ve had a few delays, but I just put the finishing touches on things, and I’m happy to report that Mr. R loves his room (Thank you Land of Nod!) Today I get to share his favorite detail of the moment — the Galaxy Star Mobile we created to hang above the crib.

Rockwell seems to have no choice but to stare into the Star Mobile with wonder and awe, while I scurry around after Modette who is shamelessly tearing the room apart faster than I can put it together. No wonder it has been so hard to get the place photographed! (Hopefully this week!)

Using leftover American Crafts Cardstock and Glitter Paper from our Glitter Academy project, and my Cricut Expression 2, I cut out 140+ of stars in about an hour (WAAAAY better than by hand!). To make a mobile you will also need a few No. 12 Screw Eyes, fishing line, and two 3/8-inch, square, wood dowels cut down to 22-inches. (If you ask, the hardware store will usually cut them down for free.)

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Free Printable Human Heart Quote

Free Printables for Meal Planning

How to Customize an IKEA Wall Clock

Bettijo’s Urban Farmhouse Kitchen Reveal!

The Best Farmhouse Sinks

Round Up of Modern Dining Chairs

Bettijo’s New Kitchen Inspiration

Family-Friendly Deck Makeover

A Visit to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Winter Home

Free Printable Bloom Banner

How to Make a Mobile

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