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TRONQUITOS IMANTADOS Últimamente me ha dado una extraña fiebre por todos aquellos objetos para el hogar con forma de rama o tronco. No dejo de ver ideas interesantes y que me parecen super decorativas, y por eso estos imanes entraron directos a la lista de proyectos que quiero hacer para mi hogar. Cómo sé que muchos también os animaréis, os dejo un listado con los materiales y un sencillo foto tutorial que encontré aquí. Se necesita: pintura (sirve cualquiera aunque si es acrílica seca antes) pincel 26 piezas de madera (secciones de ramitas) 26 imanes (más pequeño que el diámetro de ramas) pegatinas alfabeto (las letras que encajen en las ramas) pegamento Lo más complicado puede ser el conseguir las secciones de rama, pero una vez las tengas en tu poder, los pasos a seguir son muy sencillos: Ya véis que es muy fácil, y son una monada!
A Glimpse Inside: Guest Post: Shelby from Just Because I said I do The adorable Shelby is here today with a great tutorial for you all. Take it away Shelby! I am so excited to be on Allison's blog today and we all hope that her move is going smoothly as we all can attest to the fact that moving can get crazy! So I have a quick tutorial for you on how to make paper with an old fashioned look. Here are the steps that I took- again really simple but they worked for me. Old book for the paperCoffee or tea ( I used instant coffee and it was a lot simpler for me)Cookie SheetsOvenHow to Age the Paper: 1. 3. 4. 5. 8. Hope you enjoyed it, come visit me anytime at Just Because Thanks again Allison! Thanks so much for guest posting for me Shelby!
Revamping My Picture Wall! I am in the middle of “musical rooms” at my house with the new baby on the way which also involved moving the kids playroom. I have spent the last few weeks building, revamping and painting this area. My latest project was changing up the old frame wall. I showed you guys how I fabric matted my old frames. This time around they will be getting a pop of color Fun! I am using the old frames from the wall and will also be adding a few new ones. Remove the glass and all the other goodies that come on the inside of the frame. I decided to use scrapbook paper for my backgrounds. I then used a craft knife to cut around the mat or glass of each frame. Then, I sprayed the glass with Elmer’s spray adhesive and stuck the paper down to it. Then, just put your glass back in the frame. I used a little hot glue to attach my newly red clips to the top of each frame. Then, just attach the perfect picture! I finished several for the play room wall but I have more to go. 5 kiddos means lots of frames
Six Ways to Recycle Maps - DIY Inspired Maps are so beautiful. I’ve been looking for some ways to use them because I see them everywhere (including my glove box). Just like CD’s, record albums, and books, they are becoming obsolete due to the emergence of electronics like the GPS and the internet. But what I do love about maps is that they tell a story and simultaneously serve as a work of art. Here are six great ways to recycle maps. One: Art Work Check out these heart maps by Tcktyboo. I also saw a great idea on Pintrest (I can’t find the picture or source anymore) where a map was framed and the route to a special trip was stitched in a coordinating colored string… so cute! Two: Pillow This is a pillow from Etsy inspired by a vintage map. Three: Pinwheels Another Etsy find, these cute pinwheels make a whimsical vintage wedding favor. Four: Upcycle Furniture Here are three great examples of using decoupage on maps to turn an old piece of furniture into a unique and beautiful conversation piece. Cover a wooden chest Five: Gift Wrap
Christmas CD's Don't forget my Pampered Chef and Heritage Makers Black Friday Sales. Sales are good ALL DAY LONG!!! This project was so much fun. Well, at least the finished product. I had 14 cds left. I didn't realize there were still so many. My daughter is helping me trace. After tracing, you simply cut out. I inked the edges with a dark red to match the paper and then modge podged my paper onto the cds. Now for the next step, there are several ways you can do this. After putting on the first three letters, I decided I wanted to sand the letters, so I peeled them off and sanded. I had the perfect thing to hang my "CHRISTMAS" letters on. I will be linking to
CWTS reveal - the book clutch + how-to Did you see this week’s Crafting with the Stars? We got third place- and we’re moving on to round 2! Yikes! My project was the book clutch…this is the post:A little vintage book… upon further review is actually a clever clutch. This upcycled clutch is sure to be a conversation starter wherever you go. Pair it with a ruffley blouse and some skinny jeans and you’re rockin’ the librarian chic look. (Plus you’re husband won’t feel too awkward when you ask him to hold it!) Smart and fashionable. Did you vote for us? How to make a book clutch:Scour every thrift store for purses with metal frames and a books about the same size. Gut your book: (This is where I stopped taking pictures, sorry!) Now it’s off to make the project for round 2: Decoupage.
Odds and ends: pretty jars I'll admit it, I judge books by their covers. Well, at least food by their jars. I've purchased various jams and jellies, spices and spreads just because I like the jar and see myself using it again as a vase or something else. By far my favorite is the itty bitty baby food jars. I have dozens of them saved, and today I thought I'd pretty some of them up. I absolutely adore this paper I have! Spread ModPodge over the top of the lid and glue the paper down. Snip the excess paper, right up to the edge of the lid, about every half inch. Spread more ModPodge on the side of the lid and fold up the slits of paper. Apply a few more coats of Mod Podge, let it dry, and that's it! Not only are these pretty for little bits and pieces around the house, but I think they would also make a sweet little container for gifts.
Faber Castell: Design Memory Craft: Art Journaling Hi Everyone! Krista with you today showing you a few fun things you can do with Chalboard paint and Gelatos®. Check out the video slide-show tutorial below to see how I created the above tag. I discovered that dried gelatos really 'pop' off the chalkboard paint creating a really nice contrast of colours! I hope you enjoy the video! This quick little tag can be used on a card, in an art journal, on a gift etc...It's fun to play around with the drips! Thanks for watching, have a great day! Krista :) Supplies: Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft: Textural Accents: Gesso, Chalkboard Paint, Gelatos®: Margarita Mix, Watermelon, Snowcone, Lavender, Stampers Big White Pen (#770013) Other: Plain tags, Unity Stamp (Quiet Voice), 3D Pop Dots, water spritzer, watercolour paper, heat tool
DIY Recycled CD Cover Frames Every little bit of plastic we recycle and reuse makes a difference, so here is a crafty little idea how you can make a difference, by reusing your CD boxes as photo frames. You will need: Clear plastic CD covers Photos Cutting knife Cutting mat Pencil Prestik or double sided tape Step 1: Prepare the CD covers Remove the paper inserts and the disc tray from the CD box. Step 2: Cut the Photos to size Using your pencil and cutting knife, carefully cut the photos to fit the case. Step 3: Insert the photos into the boxes Insert the photo into the CD box with the picture downwards. Step 4: Display the photos! Stand back and enjoy!