Mitten Moments

Happy Sunday, friends! Welcome back to my weekly Mitten Moments. From DIY projects that’ll spruce up your space to recipes you’ll love, I promise it will be inspiring! Grab your favorite cup of, mine will be in a cute holiday mug, and snuggle in for all the goodness waiting for you!

My Personal Moments

  • The highlight of the week was celebrating Big Al’s birthday! Dinner, cake, and gifts with the family…nothing better. It was just as he wanted!
  • Did you know I put together a Christmas tree for my granddaughters to enjoy? It’s Nutcracker themed and I finally finished decorating it, this week. It’s pink, purple, all things girly and turned out just as I imagined! I posted a sneak peak on Instagram, but if you missed it, stayed tuned because I’m going to write a post all about it. What a blessing to be able to do something so magical for them!

My Favorite Weekly Find

Let’s hear it for this denim dress! I purchased it for a baby shower and it did not disappoint. This long-sleeve button-down dress is a versatile and stylish piece that can be dressed up or down. It features a belted waist to accentuate your figure and pockets for added convenience. I love pockets! I wore it with a pair of cognac colored suede boots and it was perfect!

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Denim Maxi Shirt Dress

The denim material gives it a classic, timeless look that’s perfect for any occasion.

Recently on the Blog

It was a mix of Thanksgiving and Christmas recently on the blog. Here is what I shared!

Timeless Traditions: A Classic Thanksgiving Tablescape

How to Make Easy Vintage Ornaments

Motivation Monday / Wednesday’s Word

A Few of My Favorite Moments

Jennifer from Cottage on Bunker Hill created these DIY Sweater Weather Ornaments. Using a thrifted sweater and some small embroidery hoops her tutorial shows you how easy it is to make your own.

DIY ornaments made of thrifted sweaters, small pinecones, embroidery hoops and ribbon.

My friend, KariAnne from Thistlewood Farms, also made an amazing ornament. Using Mod Podge and napkins she created the prettiest DIY for her tree! I love using Mod Podge so you better believe I’ll be making this craft for Christmas!

Blue and white paper napkin and mod podge ornaments on a white tree with other blue and white ornaments.

Kim from Perfecting Places showed us how to make your own DIY Christmas village houses. With her step-by-step instructions and free printable you can make your own. Such a fun and creative project to do this holiday season!

A collection of hand-crafted Christmas village houses made from card stock, featuring colorful paint, glitter accents, and miniature Christmas trees.

Where are my peanut butter loving friends? If you enjoy peanut butter as much as I do, you’ll love this recipe. Jen from Midwest Life & Style shared her Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Balls. Ideal for your Christmas cookie tray!

Chocolate covered peanut butter balls with crushed nuts on top. They are sitting on a white plate with a plaid napkin by their side.

And Now…

Here are some other WONDERFUL moments I found:

This Christmas baklava recipe

How to keep your poinsettia plant alive and thriving this season

This homemade Christmas jam recipe

These DIY Christmas ornaments

Until Next Time

That’s all the moments for this week! I hope you enjoyed them. Remember to look for the little moments in your coming week. They are all around you, just waiting to be discovered!

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12 Comments

  1. Your granddaughter looks JUST LIKE YOU! Wonderful Mitten moments today and Thank you so much! You are so sweet for sharing my ornaments!!!!
    Have a day as amazing as you are!
    KariAnne

  2. Kim, your Nutcracker tree is just beautiful!! How special for your granddaughters! Thank you so much for sharing my Christmas houses this week! I appreciate you so much!!

  3. Happy belated birthday to Big Al. It sounds like you had a fun day celebration. And I adore your beautiful nutcracker tree. How speical that you could creat such a pretty tree with your precious granddaugther.

    Thank you so much for sharing my peanut butter balls recipe. I appreciate it!

  4. Oh, my goodness! That granddaughter’s photo has to be a Christmas card! Precious. Thank you for always inspiring me…and for sharing my recipe. Countdown truly is on for the holidays, isn’t it? Have a great week, sweet friend!

  5. Thank you for sharing my DIY ornaments. I appreciate it, Kim. That photo of your granddaughter holding the Nutcracker is so precious. The tree turned out beautiful.

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