The Best of 2014

I hope you all had a wonderful holiday, and I hope you were able to spend it with loved ones.

As the year comes to an end I wanted to look back at the top 5 posts from 2014.

The ones that were viewed the most by you.

Thank you.
5. DIY Reversible Bibs

DIY Burlap Stockings

Disclosure: I received one or more products for free in exchange for an honest review on my blog.

I feel like my blog has been a little bah-humbug, Christmas is just 1 short week away and I haven't had a chance to do much!

It makes my heart happy to finally get my butt in gear and bring you a cratfy Christmas related post!

I was contacted a few weeks ago by a representative of a company called Burlapfabric.com to see if I would like to receive some of their products to review.

(Ok, you HAVE to go check out their website, they have so many types of burlap to choose from!

Light, dark, chevron print, ribbon, bags, colored, banners, you name it!)

I have been wanting to make my own stockings for years.

I never got around to it because I never knew where to start.

When I opened the box from the company and I saw the contents I knew what I wanted to make.

It was like the stars aligned so I could finally check this off of my crating bucket list.

This is the only stocking I have completed so far, it's mine if you can't tell :)

Over the next couple of days I will be whipping some up for my husband and my 2 boys.

I just LOVE how this one turned out, so I had to share it with you!

No-bake Chocolate Cookies

These are one of my husband's favorite cookies.

I had actually never had these cookies until one day my son and I were baking and my husband requested some.

I searched Pinterest and found a recipe.

These are so easy to make!

I have made these no-bake cookies for baby blessings, family get-togethers, and holidays.

I love that I can make them in advance and they stay delicious!

Since these cookies are also gluten-free, it's nice to have them for those who won't be able to eat other desserts.

eShakti Clothing Company: An honest review

A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by a company called eShakti to see if I was interested in receiving an article of clothing in exchange for an honest review here on my blog.

If you have never heard of them before (don't worry, I hadn't either), it is an online clothing company for women.

They sell shirts, skirts, pants, dresses, etc. 

In my opinion they are kind of pricey, but the thing that makes them different is they will do custom sizing for an additional fee.

The word custom had me sold.

I, like pretty much everyone else on the planet, sometimes have a hard time finding clothes that fit.

It will be too loose here, too tight there, short, long, etc.

I'm sure we all know how this feels.

Here I was being offered an article of clothing that would be made to fit ME.

I was ecstatic.

Giddy.

Thrilled.

You get the point.

There were only certain articles of clothing available for review, so I scoured the list.

I wanted something to speak to me.

I saw a lot of dresses that would make my 'Fashion I love board' on Pinterest very happy.

But, due to the fact that they didn't want too many bloggers reviewing the same dress, there was a limited availability, and I quickly found out that when I would click on one it wasn't available.

Understandable though.

There are apparently a lot of us with good taste :).