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![HALLOWE’EN DOOR HANGER CRAFT [BOSTIK BLOGGERS]](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/halloweenhanger.jpg)
Now the Autumn nights are making playing outside until bedtime a less appealing option, we’ve been crafting more indoors. This month with Bostik Bloggers, we had a Hallowe’en theme. We decided to make a little Trick or Treat sign to show our neighbours that we welcome Hallowe’en guests and have sweeties to hand out! This…
There are so many things you can do with pumpkins – and we discovered a new and colourful way of decorating them., rainbow style! It got a little messy, but it turned out ok. – and we’ll try it again soon to see if we can really make them rainbow style. You will need a…
It’s back to school yearbook time. I think I blinked and missed these summer holidays after Hero’s party was over. Probably because I’m in denial that not only is Jensen going back to school for his third year, but that this September my little Lyoto is starting school. He’s still a baby to me. My…
We’re so excited to be featured on Harveys Furniture Store blog this month! We’ve been working on a campaign with them about a storage solution for small spaces – and with three small boys, and one small house [and a whole lot of stuff], we have to make every inch of the house count, and…
I love simple crafts – I love crafts that take seconds to do and have a big impact even better. Every year my boys get excited about the Hallowe’en party which we have at home and so I like to make a few extra special touches to their other meals too. These Hallowe’en party drink…
![Homemade Christmas Pot Pourri [How To Dry Oranges]](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/oranges.jpg)
Our homemade pot pourri is in progress – for the first time ever, we dried fruit! It was surprisingly simple. If you want to make some [and make your house smell very Christmassy indeed], all you need are the oranges, cloves, a baking tray, baking paper and an oven. Heat your oven to its lowest…
Oh, I love these, it really (really) is bringing the outdoors in, and such a wonderful invitation for Spring. (and yes, so pretty, and straightforward, I reckon even I could give this one a go!!).