10 Most Read Blog Posts for Twenty-Fourteen!

Hello everyone!

With the start of another year I thought I'd take a bit of time to do a quick re-cap of last years posts. Partly because I find it interesting and enjoyable to see which topics you've all enjoyed me writing about the most, and partly because I'm still working out what to blog about this year!

So, without further a due, here are the top ten blog posts for Sufficient Grace for 2014 in order of highest views to lowest ...

#1.  31 Days of Everything Home
#2. Decorating with Thrifty Treasures
#3. Books in my Home
#4.  Home is Beautiful
#5.  Five 'Things' that make My House a Home
#6.  The Art of Abundance
#7.  Winter Delights
#8.  Blessings
#9.  12 Truths to Help with Depression
#10. Music in Our Home

Thank you so much for popping in throughout the year! It means a lot to me that you take the time to read and respond to my writings. I do have some new ideas scratched out in my 'rough draft' book for you this year, I'm just 'finalising' it all! And, as far as new years resolutions go, I'm yet to make one, and I don't think I will. I'm still organising the muddle in my head to clearly see the opportunities that this year can bring!

Looking forward to another year with you all! And, if you're new hear, you're most welcome! Follow along and say hi, I'd love to meet you!

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas to you all!

I pray you pause and embrace,

 remember and appreciate,

adore and give thanks to our beautiful

Saviour Jesus Christ this Christmas!

See you next year!

 

Quick Home Projects

I've been able to find the time to do two quick little projects for our home over the last couple of days. I enjoy being creative in our home; it makes it feel so much more like us. My lovely sister gave me some beautiful bird feathers, and straight away I knew exactly what I wanted to do with them!

I rummaged around and found a white frame that I'd been given by a friend who no longer wanted it, and pulled out my roll of plain old brown paper that we use to cover school books, followed finally by washi tape! Oh washi tape! 

A few minutes later I had cleaned the glass and frame, scrunched up the brown paper and stuck four of the feathers down with the washi tape, and ...

 It sits on an old chair that I have in the lounge room, and I love it! 

Today I went searching op-shops for a shelf or storage system of some kind for the kids toy room/corner. It didn't take long to find something that would be perfect (after a clean!) and it was only five dollars! After a quick six dollar trip to a brilliant local craft shop, three meters of pom pom edging later and a hot glue gun ...

I really like the finished product, it gives a great little pop of colour  

to the room and it's much better than toys just stacked in plastic tubs ... and all for eleven dollars!

It really is so nice to decorate our home and not break the budget!

It's one favourite part of making my house a home!

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