Titus 2 Homemaker

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

TITUS 2 HOMEMAKER

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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PopAR Puzzles – Puzzles with a Twist {review}

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Thank you to PopAR for providing us with a puzzle to facilitate this review. It’s not very often I see something that’s a truly new/unique concept.  PopAR Puzzles are one of those rare concepts!  My girls love princesses, so they were excited to get the princess puzzle to try out. The puzzle itself is a […]

“But What About…?” – Your eBook Bundle Questions Answered

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Making an eBook Bundle Work for You Some of you have been reading about the Ultimate Healthy Living ebook bundle and found some things intriguing…but you have some questions or concerns.  Let me see if I can address some of those for you.  (All of this should apply to pretty much any ebook bundle, not […]

How to Make a Fresco

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Frescoes were common in Ancient Greece.  A fresco is a painting that is made on plaster while the plaster is still wet.  The plaster then “sucks in” the paint as it dries, so the painting actually becomes a part of the plaster.  Of course, in Ancient Greece, this is typically a wall!  But since I […]