Chemical Free Label Removal - Easiest Way EVER!

I love saving my glass jars.  They are perfect for so many crafts and storage purposes.  But getting the labels off of jars can be tricky.  I like to avoid using chemicals as often as I can and stumbled on this chemical free method that is so simple.

I tried using olive oil, which did help remove the label glue, but it was time consuming and no fun.

Father's Day Card - Free Printable

Father's Day is this coming Sunday!  I designed this Father's Day card for Peanut to give my husband.  I have it available below as a free printable if you'd like to use it for your kids, too! 

 

Since our little Peanut is only 18 months old, I'm going to have her color on the inside with some crayons to add her personal touch.

DIY Doll Tube Sock Pants

After giving Peanut one of my old dolls, I realized she did not have her original pants and her bare back end needed covering.  My husband told me he had an old tube sock that I could use.  So here is a DIY tutorial of how I used an old tube sock to make Peanut's doll a pair of pants.

It worked out perfectly that the tube sock I used was red and white.  It coordinates with the dolls dress!  A repurposed hand me down.  I love second hand clothes!

Find me on Bloglovin

Follow my blog with Bloglovin

Here is another step I'm taking as I grow my blog. I just signed up for my Bloglovin account!

If you have an account with Bloglovin click the link at the top of this post to follow Mimi, Mommy and Me.

Thank you, and if you have any Bloglovin tips for me, please share them in the comments!

Removing Spit Up and Vomit Smell

My little Peanut got sick the other day.  She only threw up once, but once is enough to need to know how to remove the smell of vomit.  I found this post via Pinterest and got to work.

We washed Peanuts blankets and clothes in the washing machine and after two washings, the smell was gone.  But her pacifier strap had obviously taken the brunt of the *ahem* sickness.

Her pacifier strap also had been spit up on numerous times so it had long since been fresh smelling.

Knowing I couldn't throw it in the wash I tried this solution.

Since I only needed to clean the pacifier strap, I made a small portion of the cleaner.