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Paper Rosettes
The lovely peeps at new craft store Mushi Makes also sent me Tildas star tissue paper in grey brown. So to match my Vintage Christmas theme I have started making paper rosettes in the pretty tissue paper. Some to hang on my white Christmas tree and some smaller ones as cake toppers!Torie Jayne: Beaded snowflakes
To match my Vintage Christmas theme in a colour palette of snowy white, pale rose, vintage pink, icy mint, faded aqua, mushroom and lots of glamorous gold. I have made a cluster of glamorous, shimmery, sparkly beaded snowflakes. Here's how...DIY vintage inspired baubles
Last week I showed you the vintage Christmas tree decorations that I bought from Sunbury antiques market and on Sunday I showed you the gorgeous vintage Christmas tree decorations from Citrus and Orange and Loretoidas . Inspired by all these vintage baubles I decided to paint cheap plastic silver baubles with nail polish and dust them in vintage glitter to match my Vintage Christmas theme . I love how the polish gives them a worn look but still gives them a little shimmer and is a great way to use up old nail polish! I was also lucky enough to find some old metal glitter in my craft boxes which adds to their vintage look. If you can't find metal glitter try using a course glitter instead.Vendredi 6 novembre 2009 5 06 / 11 / Nov / 2009 22:08 S i vous avez essayé d’assembler les faces du patchwork comme je l’expliquais ici , peut-être souhaitez-vous le quilter à la manière traditionnelle ? Pour cela, il faut prévoir un tissu de doublure un peu plus grand que votre patchwork. Choisissez-le de préférence assez souple pour faciliter le matelassage à la main, à moins que vous ne préfériez utiliser une machine à coudre. Les deux tissus seront positionnés envers contre envers . Entre les deux, on intercale du molleton polyester , dont la taille sera identique à celle de la doublure.
PATCHWORK : Le quilting ou matelassage - Agrafe et fanfreluches
101 Simple Handmade Gift Tutorials
Oh yes, I just can’t get enough of them. Just search free labels on the blog and you’ll see what I mean, hehe. So to my fellow label whor hoarders out there, here’s another roundup of some of my faves for your downloading pleasure.
For The Love Of (Free) Labels Part 1
FREEBIES
Freebies downloaded from JustSomethingImade.com may be used in personal projects. They may also be used commercially as part of a design or craft for sale, or modified as such, but never to be resold as-is, (ie. digital collage, printables.) Exception: Any free downloads posted via CountryLiving.com, WorldLabel.com or SCJohnson.com will require permission from those parties for commercial re-use, but not for the original intended use as described in the post or article. Friendship Clip ArtBecause you know I can’t get enough of labels (particularly the French vintage kind ), here’s a few more to incorporate bright and happy as ‘lemonade’ into your celebration. And for some Tuscan (Provence?)
Lemonade Goodies: Part 2
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I have been standing a lot the last month, only sitting while I drive. For real. I know of evey place in town where I can eat standing up and not get weird looks or nice people asking me if I need a chair.
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Tutos
*** Because someone asked..yes! I have one in my Etsy if you would like...smiles~*** Oh have I got a good one for you today {I hope}. What I want most out of this blog is to connect with you girls. My prayer is that you leave every post with a giggle,touched heart,new found friendship or INSPIRATION! And girls...do I have some for you!
Susie Harris: Inspiration...pass it on!
I feel like I've finally caught up with a large percentage of the modern world, and entered the land of iPad ownership. I'm pretty excited and a little in love with Ivan...my iPad. Ivan needed a little home to live in, so of course I thought I would quickly DIY a cover for it. Inspired by this iPad sleeve here , I came up with this. It's so easy so follow along if you'd like to make one too. Start off with some wool felt.

