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Sisters sharing the threads that tie us together 🤍
Things we’re making, reading, learning & loving.
Find it all on the blog 👇🏻

Six sisters, six houses, one group chat that so ra

Six sisters, six houses, one group chat that so random it’s actually perfect.

We’re The Threads Between. Some new faces around here, so we wanted to introduce ourselves.

We grew up in the same house, and somewhere between sharing clothes, walking to school together, and navigating the messy parts of life, we figured out that the best parts of life are the moments and memories you share. The recipe that only makes sense in your mom’s handwriting. The book you read so many times and couldn’t stop talking about. The little tradition nobody planned that somehow became the thing everyone still remembers years later.

So we started this together. Six sisters, six very different seasons of life, all pulling on the same thread.

Around here you’ll find books we’re obsessed with, recipes that survive the picky child (and husband) test, random nostalgic tidbits to keep everyone grounded, and traditions worth stealing for your own family.

We’re so glad you’re here.

Okay, who else has watched this show? We are obses

Okay, who else has watched this show? We are obsessed. I texted my sisters immediately and told them to watch, and now I’m telling you. It is such a wonderful watch! @otherbennetsistertv

These are the pumpkin bars we make every fall, a f

These are the pumpkin bars we make every fall, a family recipe from Eliza’s mother-in-law that’s become a favorite around here. Soft, spiced, and covered in cream cheese frosting, the pan may or may not disappear faster than it took to make them.

Comment “Pumpkin” and we’ll send the recipe your way!

This is my favorite kind of fall activity: a good

This is my favorite kind of fall activity: a good book + a really simple craft.

We read Secrets of the Apple Tree and then made these little coffee filter apples.

The kids color the filters, spray them with water and watch the colors blend, then turn them into apples once they’re dry.

Easy, cute, and you probably already have most of the supplies at home.

We put the full tutorial + book details on the blog. Save this one for your next fall afternoon with the kids!

XO The Threads Between

Apple season calls for apple books. We rounded up

Apple season calls for apple books.

We rounded up 10 of our favorite children’s books about apples, from apple picking and applesauce to apple pie, Johnny Appleseed, and learning how apples grow.

Grab a few from the library, add some apples for a snack, and you’ve got the easiest little fall afternoon.

All 10 books are linked on the blog. Save this list for your next library trip!

XO TTB

Apparently our definition of a good fall read rang

Apparently our definition of a good fall read ranges from murder and evil sorceresses to Dementors and cozy Vermont romances.

Whether you want to be genuinely creeped out or you’re firmly on Team Faith and would prefer your fall reading without anyone dying, hopefully one of our picks belongs on your list.

And now we want yours. What’s the book you’d recommend for spooky season?

Check out our full list on the blog!

Ask me how I know 😅😅 Sick season is upon us and we

Ask me how I know 😅😅 Sick season is upon us and we are not ready.

Homemade applesauce is one of my favorite fall act

Homemade applesauce is one of my favorite fall activities to do with my kids. It’s simple, cozy, makes your house smell amazing, and feels like a tradition, especially if we pair it with reading some books about apples.

Let them help chop, dump everything in, blend, and of course taste test at the end.

The Instant Pot does most of the work, and it freezes really well if you want to make a big batch for later.

Comment APPLESAUCE and I’ll send you the full recipe and instructions or check out or stories for the blog link!

XO Emma

Another week, another round of figuring out what t

Another week, another round of figuring out what to make for dinner.

Here are 5 ideas to steal for your meal plan:
Classic Beef Tacos: simple, crunchy and always a win.
Spaghetti + Homemade Meatballs: classic comfort food with easy baked meatballs.
Korean Beef Bowls: flavorful beef, rice, crunchy slaw and a creamy garlic sauce.
BBQ Pork Sliders: tender pork with our favorite sweet and tangy BBQ sauce.
Honey Lime Enchiladas: cheesy, sweet, tangy and so good.

Pick all five or steal a couple for your week!

Save this one for meal planning and find all five recipes on the blog! Or comment MEAL PLAN and we’ll send it directly to your inbox.

❤️ TTB

Fall crafts are in full swing!! I saw this ghost g

Fall crafts are in full swing!! I saw this ghost garland on Pinterest and knew I had to make one myself! Thrift the pillowcases and you’re already halfway there! Full written instructions on the blog!!

🧡Comment CRAFT and we will DM you the instructions!

Note: I washed my pillowcases after bringing them home! Always good to do when thrifting!!

#fallcraft #ghostgarland #thrifted #easycraft

Fall is cozy, but it’s also can be a little chaoti

Fall is cozy, but it’s also can be a little chaotic. New classrooms, earlier bedtimes, darker mornings, and everybody in the house is a little more tired than we were in August.

Some afternoons the TV is going on no matter what. These are the shows we find ourselves picking over and over again with our toddlers and young kiddos. Low stimulation, calm colors, slow pacing, soft voices, falling leaves and a cozy vibe.

Save this for when you need it 🍂

Full episode breakdown is on the blog, with exact seasons and episodes. Comment FALL and we’ll send the link your way.

We’ve officially entered the early chapter book st

We’ve officially entered the early chapter book stage over here 📚 and I’ve been trying to find series that feel like a step up from picture books without jumping straight into big chapter books.

These have been SUCH a good fit for my kindergartener. Short chapters, plenty of pictures, fun stories, and most importantly, books we’re both excited to keep reading together.

These aren’t necessarily books I expect him to sit down and read completely on his own yet. We’re reading them together, taking turns when he wants to, and just having fun getting him excited about longer stories.

And the best part? They’re all series, so when we find one we love, there are plenty more waiting for us. 🙌

Save these 6 for that sweet early chapter book stage, and send us any series your beginning readers have loved! 📚

Full list + more about each series on the blog. Link in stories!

X.o. Emma

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