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Rollie Pollie!
*Tutorial made by Dana @ Made for her win in season 1* Looking for hours of entertainment? Meet, The Rollie Pollie: It’s a chair, it’s a toy, it’s your favorite pillow. Made of durable cotton twill or soft vinyl, each bag is actually a slip cover (with another Rollie Pollie inside) then filled with mounds and mounds of soft cluster stuffing.
i don't know what it is about this time of year that makes me just want to have my bare feet in the sand, be watching the sun setting into the ocean, and breathing in the warm salty air of the beach... as i get older, more and more i find myself missing that place i used to go to almost every.single.day. as a teen.
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I have a fun book called Rags: Making a Little Something Out of Almost Nothing , written by sisters Linda and Stella Allison and published in 1979.
Rugs from Recycled T-Shirts « The Chawed Rosin
Reader Hannah sent in her steps for creating a quick and inexpensive blast of color in her living room. For less than $20, she added a small area rug to her gray, gray, gray space. Hannah purchased three cotton rag rugs from Target ($3.99 each) and a skein of red cotton yarn ($4.99). With two lengths of a simple stitch, she turned three rugs into one small area rug. What You Need
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Sew This Hot Accent Today Skim any home design magazine these days and you'll see that interior designers find poufs irresistible for their adaptability and usefulness. Get in on this hot trend without breaking your budget with our easy-to-follow instructions for making one of these stylish seats for well under $50. To keep our project affordable, we used a $7-per-yard linen burlap, a 54-inch decorator fabric that is durable and easy to work with. If you prefer another look, select a fabric that fits the same criteria. Gather your Tools
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Puff Daddy - knitted stool
Puff is the Norwegian word for stool. We really liked the pouf from Christien Meinderstsma , but it´s way out of our price range. This simple pattern for a knitted stool has much thinner yarn, but the budget is just as thin;) Nice to rest your legs on, and very popular for the kids. What we used: Eskimo, 18 balls (Or yarn suitable for US #13 needles) Acrylic yarn would probably be a really good alternative, as it´s a piece of furniture US #19 circular needles 2 cheap duves (feather and down) How we did it: Cast on 35 stitches using three threads.
Who would have thunk, that chicken wire could be used in so many ways! We all saw it re-used mainly in frames , but did you see this luxurious boutique chicken hotel ? Those chickens live the dolce vita over there, lol. And there is Ashley, she just took a whole wall and covered it in chicken wire! I could imagine hanging all my high heels on there;-) Then I discovered chicken wire at the Dollar Store and found one of those wire clothe hangers in my closet and my chandelier-idea was born.