I made the lemonade stand for all my kids, but my daughter Jenaye is just so in love with it!
After taking some pictures (with Hannah sleeping & Jaeger at school) we were inspired to make some hand-squeezed lemonade. Mmmmmm!! Nothing like lemonade for a sweet taste of summer! Now if summer would just hurry up! lol
Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
When Life Hands You Lemons...
Make a lemonade stand!!! So about a week ago, my husband told me to pick a project so I could learn how to start woodworking. I came across a lemonade stand on pinterest & told him that was what I wanted to make. Every night, he taught me how, & I did everything myself from hand sawing the wood to hammering. It's the first thing I've ever accomplished when it comes to making something with wood, & I completely love how it turned out. I also combined my talents, sewing a pennant banner & hand painting the sign. The pictures don't do it justice, & the banner I absolutely love, but I'll take some better pictures soon, It is far from perfect, but I made it so my kids would have something to play with outside, & maybe this summer we can actually sell some lemonade!
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Photography Challenge: In My Kitchen
A couple days ago I was craving the sweet taste of summer!! I bought a coconut, starfruit, pineapple, peaches, raspberries, blueberries, & blackberries. I almost always have some sort of fruit in my kitchen! Before the kids & I dug in, I set it up to take a picture for my next photography challenge.
Photography Challenge: In My Kitchen
Doesn't this just make your mouth water?!! haha Can't wait for summer!!!
Friday, February 17, 2012
Summer Seashell Necklace

Sooo... I've got cabin fever big time! I decided to make some shell necklaces in anticipation for summer! This idea I found off pinterest. A really creative idea & super easy to make!
What you need:
melon seeds
shells
beads
fishing wire
needle
How to:
- Cut up a melon & scoop out the seeds. Rinse them up using a strainer, & let them dry on a pan for a couple days.
- Collect some seashells at the beach or buy them from your local craft store (what I did since I live in Alaska) I drilled holes in mine.
- String the beads & melon seeds on the fishing wire. Use the needle to poke holes through the seeds.
Put the necklace on, pack your beach bag, & head out into summer in style!
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