Welcome! I think you’re going to like it here!

This is a space where creativity and adventure meet everyday life. Our goal is to share crafts for adults, tweens, and teens—projects that are beautiful, fun, and useful. Sometimes, they’re all three at once! You’ll find projects to celebrate the holidays and seasons that matter most to you, as well as ideas for making art for your home or weaving a basket to keep things organized.

But our journey doesn’t stop at the craft table. We’re also passionate about exploring the world with our kids—showing them new places, introducing them to different cultures, and finding family-friendly adventures that make lasting memories. From creative projects inspired by our travels to tips that make traveling with children easier and more enjoyable, we’re here to encourage you to make both art and adventures part of your family’s story.

So, take a break, look around, and try something new. Pick a project or plan your next outing. Make things, see things, and soak up the moments that matter. Make things and feel joy!

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Our Team

Britnie George – Creator and Writer

Britnie is a stay-at-home mom of four young boys. She was a Special Education and ELA teacher for 13 years before taking time off to focus on her family.

Britnie enjoys reading, travelling, and doing activities with the kids, which will spark their imaginations and creativity.

Tamara Clonmell – Writer

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Tamara Clonmell is a DIYer, thrifter, and avid gardener with a deep love for hands-on creativity. She enjoys making things by hand—whether it’s paper crafts, jewelry, wire art, or simple home projects that add a personal touch. Her background in art and design shows up in the details, from handcrafted décor to the way she pulls together secondhand finds to style her home.

When she’s not working on a new craft, Tamara is likely in the garden, testing a recipe in the kitchen, or exploring new places with her kids. Traveling as a family is one of her favorite ways to gather inspiration and share meaningful experiences.

Tamara believes that creativity doesn’t have to be complicated. She enjoys learning as she goes and sharing ideas that encourage others to experiment, make things by hand, and create a home they truly enjoy.