Mrs. Kathy King CEO of Tiara Marketing
A Kaleidoscope of Ideas for Families
Today’s DIY Princess Boxtumes is brought to you by Amazon in partnership with Forward Influence. All thoughts expressed below are my own. Since my husband and I are both creative people, Halloween is one of our favorite times of the year because we get to make fun and spooky creations. Many DIYers have developed #boxtumes in the past, and I was… Read More
Planning a Halloween themed party? Try this not too scary Hotel Transylvania 2 party idea that is healthy and sweet. Every good vampire needs fangs. This simple, fun, and fairly healthy (Blah, Blah, Blah) party treat is truly vampire-worthy! What You Need for “Vampa” Drac’s Fangs Red apples Peanut butter Candy corn Quick and easy directions Core and… Read More
Are you looking for a Back To School Teacher Gift? Our list of unique teacher gifts includes a DIY Tie Tac Toe Perler Beads game board that can be shared with the class, quick and easy Flower Pencil Pail, DIY Upcycled Coffee Cup Sleeve and many other ideas. Back to School Teacher Gift: Pencil Holder – Mama of 3 Munchkins Pencil Photo… Read More
++ Back to school has started and I love making gifts for my kids teachers. I found this adorable each to do craft using re-purposeed empty plastic bottles. They look super easy to do and you can fill them with treats from the dollar store. I think these would make great Teachers Appreciation Gifts. Please Feel Free to Share with… Read More
Summer is in full swing, and so far it has been a hot one! One of the best ways to beat the heat is playing in the sprinkler. Don’t have a sprinkler? Never fear! the Pop Bottle Sprinkler is an easy, inexpensive way to make a sprinkler using items that can be found in your home!
My mother passed during my childbirth, and I came into this world never having the opportunity to look into her eyes. That lack of physical connection with one’s mother could be devastating to an infant. However, I was blessed to have a grandmother that swooped in like superwomen to help my father raise me. When I grew up and understood… Read More