Craft / It's fabric, Use mod podge to adhere it and then go over it with a finishing spray...so creative! Teenage Bedroom Design ideas | Home Interior Design. Image courtesy : Tumidei Spa This post is tagged Related Post. Make Your Own Braided Rug. Everything old is new again...if you repurpose it! - Kidsumers. How to Make A Decorative Chrysanthemum Mirror. Chrysanthemums are some of my favorite flowers.
I especially like the varieties with the petals that fade from dark, saturated color in the center of the flower, to a lighter color near the outer edge of the flower. So yesterday, I decided to try to replicate this look on a decorative mirror using plastic spoons. So obviously it doesn’t look exactly like a chrysanthemum, but I think it’s pretty good! What do you think? I had fun with this project! First, I bought six packages of 48 plastic spoons, and I cut the handles off of all of them. Next, I was in the mood to craft…not to use power tools.
But here’s what I did. Then I flipped it over, with the spoon handles on the bottom, and I covered the gap with thick paper (almost like cardstock) using hot glue to attach it. Then I started attaching the spoons with hot glue. I just kept adding and layering the spoons… For some reason, I didn’t take a picture after I attached the final row of spoon “petals”. I love the way it turned out! Dragging my feet stalking. Pages Search Jo on Instagram Kim on Instagram Kim's twin sister's blogKim's fav decor shops in Ottawa Bedsos for Leather beds & Mattresses Get contemporary lighting at a discount with a Euro Style Lighting Coupon from CouponTrunk.com Eames Lounge Chair, Barcelona Chair, Marble Tulip Tables - Exclusive at Rove Concepts Order custom holiday cards for your small business « Slacking off | Main | SemelSnow » Thursday Aug192010 Dragging my feet stalking Posted on Thu, 19 Aug 2010 by midcenturyjo 36 Comments I'm exhausted.
And the reason for my excitement? Reader Comments (36) oh my. that house is incredible. i want someone to take a big crane, pick up that house, with its furnishings and its back yard and all, exactly as is, and transfer it to my town so i can move right in. pleeeeaaaaaase! 19 Aug 2010 | liz Ok I'm in love with this house! Kat Oh well done Jo! Brismod Thought you might like to know that this is the home of fashion designer Collette Dinnigan. Kerri Go Kelvin, Jo and Mickey, I am too excited!! Jodi. Cool Finds: In My Dream… Bathroom! My home decor daydreams are continuing, and this time we’re headed to the one of the smallest rooms in any given house. I enjoy bathrooms which are simple, minimalistic, cheerful, inviting & homey. Walk-in showers, claw foot tubs, natural elements and a lot of while are all things that make smile!
Follow me! Source. This room would be fantastic to wake up to — I can just imagine taking a good morning shower & enjoying all that space & light. There’s even a little shelf for your morning tea. What I love: The gorgeous walk-in shower, the tiles, all those plants near the beautiful glass tile wall & the matching green towels. Source. I think this tile play is completely clever. What I love: The classic use of black & white, the pot lights up above the shower & the candles in their recessed shelving.
Source. This bathroom is so bright & clean — I think I’d actually be excited at the prospect of scrubbing those tiles! What I love: The minimal palate, the hex floor tiles & the sheer simplicity. Source. Amazing Walk In Closets. Bedroom. Mom Designed Real Nurseries on a Budget. Suitcase-chair. Decorating with rope. Smiley did a post a while back on using rope in interior design – so here’s an update with some new pics! I posted this on Hello Giggles today and here’s what i wrote… “I love decorating with rustic materials (cue link to DIY burlap upholstered chairs) and rope totally ties into that… ha, get it, ties? Okay, let’s not get tangled in the silly stuff – the point is, rope is an easy and accessible item to use in interior decorating.
Just visit your local hardware store and pick up a nice bundle for on-the-cheap! All of these photos demonstrate how versatile rope can be in your interior decor projects. Images via: housebeautiful.com, homeinterior-tips, cdn.homedit.com, myhomedesain.com, vi.sualize.us, avenueinsider.com, katiebrownblog, theshabbycreekcottage, changeofsceneries, photo-dict.faqs.org, materialgirlsblog, remodelista. Christmas Lights in 8 Bedrooms. Posted by rd on Thursday, November 3, 2011 · Countdown begins before Christmas! And timely enough I’ve found these beautiful Christmas lights adorned bedrooms. They are so lovely I can’t stand it! Here’s a few discoveries, hope it inspires you! [source: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight]