{Tutorial} Yoga Skirt. Ten Ways To Pay It Forward When Blogging. More Mod Podge Projects. This post is going to make me look like a Mod Podge addict, which I very well may be.
But in actuality, I did these projects randomly over the last six months, and I’m slopping them all together into one post because they all work in relatively the same way. Recovery. Faux Coral ("daux" coral... same difference.) How to make coral out of dough. “Enchanted Garden” Mural for Baby Girl Nursery. 101 - The InLinkz blog. Here’s to Headbands!!! Caitlan and her beefer, Katherine, came over to model some headbands with flowers.
Caitlan wearing a black and pink polka dot pom pom on pink headband View Tutorial HERE. Awesome kids' wall peg board. - Mod Podge Rocks! So do you remember meeting Man Podger Walter last week?
He’s finally here for realz, with his first project! This kids’ DIY coat hanger is fit for a child’s room, or my room if you please. What I love about having Man Podgers now (besides that fact that both are amazing) is that both will surely do things differently than me (which is good) and teach me something too! Prayer Flags « colorsmith.
Cook Clean Craft: Baby Overalls. Who can resist a cute baby in a pair of overalls?
The last item I managed to make during Kids Clothes Week was a pair of overalls for Little Miss (and the only thing I managed to sew for her). Once again, the pattern was from Ottobre Design – Pupu (No 4) from 4/2010. Crafting To Do. Girlies’ Day Out Party. Momma D and Da Boyz: Personalized Sand Buckets Tutorial. Somebody Give Me A Sign....Tutorial.. Tweet!
I have been working on a couple of Family Name Signs this week for upcoming weddings. I decided to do a post to show you some of the signs I have made this past year using old cabinet doors from the Habitat For Humanity Restore- I get them there for $2 or less per door, they are such an inexpensive base that can be used for so many different projects! Christine & Co.: Teacher's gift {pillow pocket} Organize Your Photos: Cell Phone Pictures « Almost Never Clever. You thought we were done with photo organizing, didn’t you?
Here’s a bonus post. You are doing a disservice to yourself if you aren’t organizing your cell phone pictures. Think about all those moments where you didn’t have a real camera. Cell phone pictures have stories to tell. This is part 5 in a series about organizing your photos. The Case for Using Cell Phone Pictures Quality is less of an issue: Picture quality keeps getting better and better. You can free your pictures: Remember the days when pictures were chained to the phone? What's in Your Sewing Box? I was bouncing around the blogosphere Monday and ran across a post on Prudent Baby called Start Sewing: What You Need in Your Beginner Sewing Kit.
It got me thinking about what I think is important to have in my basic sewing box. The truth is, it hasn’t changed much over the years. Billie Monster / Blog / Chevron Pattern Printable Template. First off, sorry about my recent MIA status for those of you who noticed.
Honestly, I've been holding off on posting because I keep thinking that any day now my new website will be done and online - but it's taking forever! Resources for Craft Bloggers. Art + Mothering: Links Exploring the Balance » Lissybug. Man Crafts: magnetic fridge clock. Kitchens are the heart of any home, and spending loads of time in one place makes kitchens a good place to share information of leave yourself a reminder.
This magnetic clock sticks to your fridge and lets you place moveable magnets at different times to help remind you of upcoming events. In case all the magnets get bumped or swiped off the fridge, there are fixed indicators on the clock face to help you reestablish time easily. This project uses images found on the internet to create the event decals, you can use the template I've provided in this page or you are welcome to use it as a template to make your own. All items are available at your local Dollar Store but may also be hiding around your house or crafting area. My magnetic sheet had an adhesive top, which allows it to be stuck to items and instantly become magnets.
Project Estimate: analog desk clock ($1.50) magnetic sheet ($1.00) printer + paper (on hand, or you can hand draw) Total $2.00. An industrial spin on the tiered tray [a tutorial] Step three:assemble. 2. place the bottom plate on the all thread and work it all the way down to the nut. screw on a nut, followed by a coupler. tighten them to hold the plate securely. 3. screw on another coupler to the height where you want the top plate. add a nut, then the top plate. screw on another coupler. you should have about half the threads left inside the coupler. 4. tighten the couplers around the top plate.
Plant Tag Art. Artisan Interview: Nancy Maxwell James : Screaming Sardine. This week’s artisan interview is of Nancy Maxwell James of Sugar Lump Studios. I recently finished taking an online course from her, and I highly recommend her classes! Additionally, she has been featured in several art publications, as you can see in her blog’s sidebar. Custom Cabinet Knobs. Bloom, Bake & Create » Blog Archive » Sun Printing 2. Last summer I had so much fun with sun printing. If you’ve not read my project from last summer, check it out here . I liked those pieces, but wanted more vibrant color so I headed off to Blick’s to buy some Seta Color Transparent paints. There, I sat on the floor trying to decide on a trio of colors. I was looking to break out of my usual mauve and teal colors and ended with three colors: Buttercup, Emerald Green, and Pernod Yellow. Creative Living, Vintage Flare - Vintage Book Reviews, Home Interior Inspiration, Craft Tutorials, Embroidery PatternsCrafty Modern – A Lifestyle Blog.
'Fake-upage' with Elmer's Glue... Just so you know, I have a thing for eggs. And birds. And pandas. And stuff in the Pottery Barn catalogue. But today, we’re only going to be talking about eggs. More specifically, the plastic Easter eggs that are sitting in my garage. I started with the fabric and cut it into a long strip. NauticalWheeler.