At Charlotte's House

Frozen 2 Craft Projects

One of the things all the kids have insisted we do during Christmas vacation is go to see Frozen 2 in the theaters. In eager anticipation for the movie, I thought it would be fun to make some Frozen 2 craft projects! From Frozen 2 capes to cooking to jewelry to gingerbread… we had all the bases covered for a super fun Frozen afternoon!

Kids Gift Guide 2019

With five kids, there aren’t many toys or games that we haven’t crowd sourced around here so every year I go back through our list of birthday presents and Christmas gifts and put together a post of our favorite kids toys/ kids gifts! Don’t hesitate to message me if you have any questions about our experience with any of these! Reminder that my children are ages 10 to 4.

Christmas Present Upholstered Ottoman

Every year on Christmas morning, we all gather in the living room and inevitable, a few of us are sitting on the floor because we only have so many couches and chairs. But NOT THIS YEAR! I’m partnering with Arrow Fastener and DIYd myself a pair of adorable cozy upholstered Christmas present ottomans! Took one afternoon and is a basic BASIC upholstery project… you can do this!

Day 12: Marbled Colorful Epoxy Ornaments

I’ve worked with resin on other projects and each time I feel a little more comfortable with all the ways to use it! For this ornament, adding color to the epoxy was my experiment. I ultimately made two different styles of epoxy ornaments so stay tuned for how I made both the softer watercolor looking ornament and the brighter more vivid marbled ornament.

Spray Painted Christmas Planters

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December 6, 2019

These spray painted Christmas planters using RustOleum’s stops rust paint are the easiest way to add impact and color to your exterior holiday decorations!

Day 11: Mini House Scrap Wood Ornaments

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December 6, 2019

If there’s one thing I have in abundance, it’s scrap wood. Last year I made these cute mudcloth ornaments with scrap wood, and this year I’m making colorful little houses. Keep in mind that my drawing skills for these are those of a 15 year-old so someone with a little more time on their hands could easily make each of these houses mini works of art with window boxes and vines crawling up the sides and more!

Christmas Table Setting with Budget Centerpiece

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December 5, 2019

Christmas Table Decorations I decorated my table with the help of so much twinkly and colorful Christmas inspiration from Christmas Tree Shops andThat! Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Christmas Tree Shops andThat! but all adoring reviews are totally my own. Here’s my favorite way to plan a holiday table: walk into the store and […]

Day 10: Hand Stitched Felt Ornament with Iron On Graphic

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December 5, 2019

Felt is one of my ultimate favorite materials to work with: it’s colorful, it’s inexpensive and It’s readily available!! I used it for these ornaments last year, and I’m bringing it back for an old school ornament this year!

Day 9: Glitter Snow Globe in a Clear Plastic Ornament

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December 4, 2019

These adorable glitter snow globe ornaments make great use of these clear acrylic ornaments that are so common this time of year in the craft store. An easy and festive 5-minute holiday craft!