10 of the Prettiest Thanksgiving Table Settings- eye candy and inspiration for your holiday table! Pic: Casa De Perrin When it comes to the holiday decor, rustic elements create a cozy, welcoming vibe. Touches from nature such as pumpkins, springs of greenery and autumn-hued flowers are an inexpensive way to create texture and add visual interest to a table. Looking for some last minute inspiration for your Thanksgiving…
Easy Vegan Pumpkin Pie with Candied Pecans- a vegan take on a Thanksgiving classic! Can you believe Thanksgiving is this week? I’m currently planning the menu and of course, pumpkin pie has to be on it! This Vegan Pumpkin Pie with Candied Pecans is so good, even non-vegans will like it! It’s really easy to make thanks to the store-bought crust. When it comes to store-bought crusts, I much…
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Therma-Tru Benchmark, available exclusively at Lowe’s. All opinions are my own. If you read my last DIY Home post you’ll know that I was so excited to add some much-needed curb appeal to my house by replacing the tired, old front door. I had a hard time deciding which Therma-Tru Benchmark door I wanted (there are so…
Velvet Hat Knitting Pattern- a classic design in the ultimate holiday yarn! I love anything velvet, so when I saw this Bernat Velvet I scooped it right up! It’s wonderfully soft- similar to chenille. I found it a little tricky to work with. My stitches would periodically overlap and I would have to separate them before knitting. Not a big deal, and a small price to pay for such a…
Kid’s Hooded Scarf Knitting Pattern- a beginner-friendly project that’s perfect for keeping little ones warm! Last year I created this Hooded Scarf Knitting Pattern and I was really pleased with the way it turned out! This hooded scarf ended up being the first thing I grabbed on cold, windy days. It’s so warm and comfortable. Naturally, I decided to make one for the little guy! This Kid’s Hooded Scarf…
Vegan Butternut Squash Pizza- the perfect fall pizza! I absolutely love butternut squash and I buy a few of them at the local farm stand every week. The prepping and cooking may be time-consuming, but it’s definitely worth the trouble! The pre-packaged butternut squash in the grocery store never tastes as good. I cook a large butternut squash and save the leftovers for soups, mac and “cheese” and this Vegan Butternut…
