How to Make Chalkboard Wedding Sign!

How to Make Chalkboard Wedding Sign! We are full swing into wedding season, so here's a tutorial for making a chalkboard wedding sign for the big day. My husband (Mike) and I got married 23 years ago on June 22nd. I got married in the pre-pinterest days, so there was only my imagination for decor.  I made this chalkboard wedding sign for the perfect garden wedding. It would be awesome for a baby or wedding shower, party, celebration or any event! Let's get started making a wedding sign! Chalkboard signs are the way to go. They are easy to write, fix if you mess up and clear off when the event is over. They can be used for every event in your life. Having a good quality chalkboard is key...only the good quality ones erase well without shadows. The star of the show is  Loddie Doddie  Chalk Markers and Chalkboard. I received these supplies in exchange for this post...but let me tell you, these are the best chalk supplies I've ever used...and I've used a bunch. The chalk ma...

How to Create Analog Bag (Creative Screen Detox Bags)

How to Create Analog Bag (Creative Screen Detox Bags) There’s something quietly satisfying about packing up a carry tote bag or open-top tote with simple, creative essentials and calling it your perfect tote for the day.  What started as a popular screen-free idea has quickly turned into a popular activity—and for good reason. More people are leaning into hands-on hobbies that don’t require special skills or a bunch of special purchases, and the result has been an instant hit across all kinds of creative spaces.  With beginner-friendly kits and easy-to-find beginner kits helping people get started, this larger trend has really picked up a lot of steam.  It feels like the start of a new cycle—one where trying new things offline is just as exciting as anything happening on a screen. This trend is everywhere right now—and honestly, it makes sense.  With rising average screen time and more people craving a break from social media, the idea of building your own analog bag...