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Susie Harris: Inspiration...pass it on!
Having 2 bags that work together or separate can be incredibly handy for quick changes from day to evening. When getting ready to go out for the evening or on a quick trip save yourself the time of transferring your wallet, phone, and other small necessities into a small bag when you can simply attach your handbag inside your larger day bag for easy reach and quick exchanges. If you don't have a lot of sewing experience but still like the idea, you could add a few loops with hooks and rings you pick up at a craft store to a handbag and tote bag you already own!
Luxe DIY - How Did You Make This?
P.S.- I made this...
Born from Erica Domesek's popular website of the same name, P.S.- I made this... will inspire and encourage you to embrace the concept of "I see it. I like it. I make it." Part designer DIY, part fashion and lifestyle inspiration guide, this collection of unique projects will tempt any aspiring fashionista to create their own DIY styles.
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Decor It Yourself - Easy solutions for your nesting dilemmas.
you will need some beeswax and a means of heating it - if you don't have a melt pot an oil burner with a nightlight will work perfectly ok. I keep a pan for my melt pot especially for beeswax. I also use a brush kept again just for beeswax A photo and some cardstock
The Technique Zone
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From the moment we arrived at our first home shoot for Coastal Home magazine for 2013 we knew it was going to be special. Perhaps it was the aqua-hued door with pineapple knocker (above) that gave an indication of just how special the interiors would be. In fact, ever corner of this home is styled so whimsically and effortlessly we don’t know how we’ll ever condense the photographic experience down to our usual 12 page feature! Here’s a sneak-peek at some of the elements that will appear in our inaugural Winter issue, out June… White and aqua prevails throughout. Above: Luxe cushions from Bandhini
Christmas Star - never fails to impress
Christmas is only 6 months away *eeek*. So let's think about some crafty projects for the next Yuletide season. Here is a beautiful Christ mas decoration that looks gorgeous and very complicated but is very easy to make. Plus - it also costs next to nothing. All you need to make it is A4 size paper, glue and staples .
<img src="http://makezineblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/header_homesweethome.gif?w=600&h=100" width="600" height="100" alt="CRAFT: Home Sweet Home" /> Falling Leaves Lamp By Patricia Zapata <img alt="paper-lamp-opener.jpg" src="http://makezineblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/paper-lamp-opener.jpg?
Falling Leaves Lamp : Daily source of DIY craft projects and inspiration, patterns, how-tos | Craftzine.com
The Technique Zone: Acrylic Paint Transfer
Supplies needed: Acrylic dabbers, photocopy of an image, water spritzer bottle, paintbrush, card stock, craft sheet and heat tool (optional) Take the lid off the dabbers and brush the paint onto the card stock, ensure you get a good coverage Take your photocopied image ( remember that you will get a reverse of the image, so don't use bold words), flip it over and place it in the acrylic. Lightly press it down making sure it's smooth and not wrinkled
Dude Craft
When I'm not sure what to say, I usually indulge in vague appreciation with a phrase like: "Well, isn't that something". This windmill bed is something. Made of reclaimed walnut, galvanized water troughs and a six ft. windmill headboard, this labor of love took home the coveted “best use of materials” award at the Cody High Design show at The Buffalo Bill Museum recently. You can see a bevy of like pieces if you take a trip over to the Legendary Heirlooms site and gander at their catalog. Wow!
This set of quilt-inspired prints by Little Things Studio caught my eye. Wonderful color palette. Buy the set, or individual prints, at the Little Things Studio Etsy shop . (via Design Milk ) I’ve been amazed by the anatomical sculptures and carvings of Maskull Lasserre ever since I read about them on Colossal a couple days ago . I was particularly intrigued by this picture frame , the corner of which Lasserre carved to look like a (very accurate) jaw.