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Stay Cozy This Winter ❄❄|❄❄ A list of ideas to stay cozy

 



Stay Cozy This Winter ❄❄|❄❄ A list of ideas to stay cozy

Create meals using your Crockpot

I love using my Instant Pot to explore new recipes, especially during the colder months. From delicious stews to chili and soups, there's always something new to try.



Create warm drink recipes

A few favorites-- Simple Herbal Spice Tea Recipe and Warm citrus tea 
Explore hot cocoa, tea, and coffee recipes. I also love tea delivery right to my front door. If you have time, check out Atlas Tea Club and Sipsby Tea. I was very fortunate to sample tea from both tea companies, and I loved the tea I received! 


Create a blanket basket

I enjoy making blanket baskets in various rooms of my home. All I do is grab a basket and fill it with a few throws, including some lighter ones and an electric blanket. This way, there's always a cozy blanket within reach no matter where you are in the house.





Decorate your coffee/tea bar

If you have a coffee bar or tea bar, this is a great way to make it feel cozier for the season. I normally change the décor and theme for each season. During the winter, I love displaying a few winter-themed mugs. You can add a few snowflake lights or even handmade snowflake garlands. It is such a fun and creative way to decorate that space. 




Create a cozy sock basket

I love creating sock baskets for my girls. They have a lot of thick and fuzzy fun socks. We take those socks and fill the basket with them. This is great since it is easier to access these socks, and you can place them right next to your bed or nightstand. 





Create a cozy reading space

Fill a space with pillows and blankets. Add a few string lights, and you have yourself a cute and cozy reading space. You can also use a bin or basket to keep your books or other reading devices in one spot.




Take some time to journal

I think journaling is a great way to express yourself, and I just have that time to be in the moment. I shared a few journal ideas on my blog. 




This Christmas photo/journal challenge is a fun one. You will capture moments by taking photos and writing about them.

Journey to Happiness focuses on 52 lists for happiness by Moorea Seal
This book is the weekly journaling inspiration for positivity, balance, and joy.

Check out these journal prompts to help with self-discovery

Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope that this winter is a cozy one. 




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  1. I like having my cozy socks handy, too. I even keep a pair close to where I sit and watch TV.

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    1. Donna, yes cozy socks is a must have. Thank you so much for stopping by. 😊

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    1. You're very welcome! Thank you for stopping by.

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  3. Steph, great ideas to embrace coziness. I left an invite on your other blog to join me monthly for sweet Tea & Friends. You already do, lol. I'm really off today, I was even on the wrong day earlier. I so appreciate your sharing this with Sweet Tea & Friends this month sweet friend.

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    1. Paula, aw thank you! Yes, I do join the Sweet Tea & Friends. I love linking up, and visiting with everyone on there. Thank you so much for stopping by. I appreciate it.

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  4. What a nice ideas Steffie. I love the idea of the cozy sock basket!

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  5. These are such great ideas! I love the crock pot, warm drinks, and cozy socks ones especially--those speak to me! :) Definitely going to do these. Visiting from Crazy Little Lovebirds #11 linkup.

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    1. Jennifer, thank you! Yes, I love having cozy socks around. And you can never go wrong with the warm drinks during the colder weather. Thank you so much for visiting.

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  6. With the upcoming time change, I’m looking forward to many long, cozy evenings!

    Thanks for sharing this post at the Sunday Sunshine Blog Hop

    Laurie

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