My daughter and I were watching Pocahontas when she asked if we could make a headdress like the ones they wore.

I knew we could put it together with supplies I already had and what better way to ease the guilt of putting on yet another movie than by pairing it with a craft?!

But the best thing about this adorable dress up accessory is that it is so fast and easy!

My daughter's bookshelf is such a fun and classy place. 

So then, what better way to hold up her most beautiful books than with a couple of old bricks...

These spare bricks have been at my parent's house for ages. Come see how I transformed them into chic and useful decor pieces. 

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​Easter baskets don't need to be elaborate to bring your girl a touch of joy.

​But ensuring that whatever the Easter Bunny brings is classy sure makes the world a nicer place, don't you think?

Here are some classy, feature options for young girls of all ages. 

​Putting together Easter baskets for our children is a joy in life and one that would be hard to stop even with teens.

​And it can be a great opportunity to give them something they need or influence their life with a little chicness.

So, here are a few fun and classy ideas to help you with your teen girl's Easter basket. 

It's easy to live a chic life with children when you know where to find the right resources. I've rounded up a few of my favorite paper dolls that my daughter and I both enjoy.

They are all so beautiful and classy in their own ways, but perhaps that best part is that these downloadable play things are completely free.

My daughter recently began writing letters to a pen pal and it's such an exciting thing to watch her do. She loves making friends every where she goes and now she has one half way around the world.

How fun it will be to see her send off thoughtful letters and cool little treasures from her world. 

I wanted her to have stationery supplies that were a bit more chic, though...

I always enjoy decorating my kids' rooms for holidays, though I usually keep it pretty subtle when it comes to my son's room.

However, I just couldn't help myself this Christmas. It's such a magical time of year for any kid and I thought, "Why not?!" 

​I put together three small vignettes all with an overall vintage feel that are masculine and still very fun for a child.

If you enjoy upcycling and crafting then you are in for a real treat.

​And I do intend a pun since this super easy paper theater was crafted from a cardboard Snack Pack Pudding box. 

Let me show you how easy it was. 

​Sending things via snail mail is one of the most fun ways to communicate with family and friends. I love the joy that a good old fashioned letter can bring to others. And I love teaching my kids to make this a part of their lives, too.

My mother in law is a twelve hour drive from us so I especially like to send the occasional funsy in the mail, little things that help her experience her grandkids’ childhoods even though we’re far apart.