Cheryl Licht finds great enjoyment in creating things anew by sewing, and reconstructing old junk into treasures. She loves teaching and sharing new found revelation with listening ears. Cheryl lives in Alaska with her husband, four boys and one daughter and enjoys all things girlie along with camping and hiking in the light Alaskan summers.
I have loved antiques for as long as I can remember. As a girl and teenager, I loved buying antiques and vintage clothing. I would love visiting my grandparents in Wisconsin and combing through the basement full of treasure, toys, artifacts, photos, all with a history. Over the years, my Grandpa and Grandma gave me sweet …
Every couple of years, people become mesmerized by athletes coming together for the sake of competition and greatness. They come to compete from around the world, and they come to represent their nation. As much as following the excellence of an athlete, broadcasters have come to draw on the personal touches of something even greater …
Today’s post I am highlighting my favorite room in our home and participating in The Inspired Room giveaway (I mean, who wouldn’t want a $300 Anthropologie gift card?) and Melissa Michael’s newest book launch. Her book, which is also called The Inspired Room can be purchased at Amazon or Barnes and Noble. When I think about …
Hello, everyone. And Happy November! I cannot believe we only have two months left this year! Before I get started on today’s tutorial, in keeping with the theme of the month, I want to share something I’m thankful for. I hope that being thankful has found it’s way into your life more than in the month of November. We …
“Those who cling to worthless idols forfeit the grace that could be theirs,” the reluctant prophet Jonah wrote. I stumbled across the verse this summer. One I had probably read 100 times over. But on this occasion, it grabbed me. And as we began our summer by spending one night in ER, my husband having an …
My furniture posts are quickly becoming fewer and farther between. We don’t have a heated garage, and so living in Alaska, that greatly inhibits how much of the prep work I can do on furniture pieces that need a substantial makeover. I tried stripping a night stand about a month ago in the 40 degree …
October is birthday month at our house. Half of our family have birthdays in this wonderful month of autumn. And while birthdays mean parties and people and big celebrations to some, there are others who rather a much more subdued and intimate get together. There are people who love spending half the day alone, and …
Hello, all! Today I wanted to give you all some hints on how I go about very affordably accessorizing my furniture with one of a kind throw pillows. My throw pillow posts have been some of the most popular, so I thought I’d give some further hints, if anyone out there cares for advice. As …
When Inside Out was in the theaters we took our whole family to the movies. I thoroughly enjoyed the first third of the movie, until I escorted one frightened son out to do something else. My favorite character was fear, because, he was so over the top, articulating the absolute worst case scenarios even imaginable, knowing …
I don’t know if it’s just in Alaska or everywhere, but furniture at thrift stores usually is not such an incredible steal anymore. Like they caught on to the DIYers and want to make them pay more for putting extensive blood, sweat and tears into a broken down piece of furniture. For that reason, I don’t …