The Tamagotchi Paradise is already really cute, but I love customizing it and making it really special. A cute chunky keychain or even swapping the shell can elevate your cute virtual pet. But this time I wanted to take it to the next level by decorating the shell with shiny rhinestones! Keep reading for a step-by-step tutorial on how to bedazzle the Tamagotchi Paradise.
It’s been a while since I’ve completed a knitting project. I had a couple of projects on the needles, but they’ve been hibernating. I was finally ready to finish my Starflanket Mini and solely focus on finishing it. Keep reading for my experience knitting my Starflakent Mini:
I’ve had a Tamagotchi Paradise for a while now and I’m still really enjoying my cute virtual pet. In honor of my current Chodrachotchi turning 100 today, I wanted to make it even cuter by swapping to a customized shell! Keep reading for step by step instructions for changing a Tamagotchi Paradise shell:
The Sephora Spring Sale 2026 is just around the corner! Sephora usually has only two big sales a year, so if you were looking to stock up on some favorites or try something new, this may be a good time for you to shop.
Now that spring is here, I wanted to make a stylish and cute beaded necklace with my flower and seed beads. This necklace was super simple to make and it makes me happy to wear it. Keep reading for a step by step tutorial:
I wanted to share some things that I’ve been enjoying recently. It’s been a while since I’ve done any kind of favorites post, but I thought it would be a fun throwback. Here are my February Favorites:
The Houses of Reykjavik shawl by Stephen West is a beautiful and entertaining knit. I had a lot of fun using up my leftover yarns to make this shawl. Keep reading for my experience knitting this fun shawl.
With 2025 coming to a close, I wanted to recap my knit (and crochet) projects from the year, and also to share the projects I have on the needles now. Keep reading to see everything I knit in 2025:
Sweater season is here! I love when the weather starts to cool down and I can knit something cozy. I wanted to knit a new sweater for my husband and I decided on the Fort Sweater. Keep reading for my experience knitting this sweater:
If you’ve followed this blog, you’ll know that I loved Erin Condren planners. I used them for 12 years, but when they discontinued my favorite A5 horizontal weekly life planner, I made the switch to the Hobonichi Weeks. Keep reading for my review of my Hobonichi planners for 2026 and all the accessories I’ll be using:
When I saw this shawl on instagram, I was drawn to the vibrant, fun colors. This shawl was originally designed for a yarn advent calendar as a mystery knit along. I think, at the time, the pattern wasn’t available unless you had purchased the yarn kit. But at the end of June, it popped up on my feed again and the pattern was on sale. I immediately purchased it and started to plan my colors. Keep reading for my experience knitting the Good Things shawl:
When Erin Condren discontinued their A5 weekly Life Planner for next year, I started my search for a new 2026 planner. I discovered the Hobonichi Weeks and I have been loving it so much. I’m excited for next year and ready to change things up. Keep reading for my experience switching from Erin Condren to a Hobonichi planner:
Recently while on vacation with my family, I got to try out a crochet kit from The Woobles. Although I’ve been a knitter for several years, I had no idea how to crochet. In this post, I’ll share my experience learning to crochet with the Harry Potter kit from The Woobles: