Craft Time: Cross Stitch Logo

I finally finished my first cross stitch project about a week ago! I'm so happy with how well it turned out. I think the only thing I would change is having an extra shade difference between the two purples. It's a little hard to see the shading, even in person....

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Follow me now on Bloglovin'!

Hey there, you Bloglovin fans! You can now follow my blog with Bloglovin and get updates automatically sent to your reading list. How sweet is that?! Can't wait to see you there!

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Geek Chic: Who's ready to science?!

So, I attempted to put together an outfit that was inspired by Winnie the Pooh. After everything was thrown together I quickly realized I resembled more of your classic stereotyped nerd from an MTV original series. My brain then went immediately to Bill Nye and the natural order of things...

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Geek Chic: Nightwing

As you can tell, I love these boots. There are days when I'm concerned that I live in them. Then I remember how awesome and super comfortable they are and stop caring that I wear them almost 3 days out of my work week. How can you not love a...

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ModCloth Contest - Will you make the cut?

Take your shot at become a print designer with ModCloth's Make The Cut: 'Prints Charming' program.  Make The Cut is a recurring design contest that invites the ModCloth Community to design garments, graphics, or fabric prints, involving you - the community - to become part of the fashion industry and get your name out there....

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Geek Chic: Comic Pop

I remember being so overly stoked about finding this sweater at Target. All of my local stores had been sold out for weeks and the only ones available were online, but not in my size. One faithful lunch break, a friend of mine and I headed over to the Target...

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Bugging Out

I found this skirt during a random shopping trip into my local Crossroads Trading Co. store. I knew I had to take it home the second I saw it. I don't think I even paid attention to the size when I bought it either. Yellow jackets, beetles, butterflies and bees...

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