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diy {stencil painted subflooring} & ashleyannphotography.com We’ve had carpet in our bedroom since we moved in several years ago. My allergies were not a fan of the carpet. Chris and I had been talking about removing the carpet for a while, so one day I started tearing it out . I admit I didn’t really have a specific step by step plan when I took my box knife to the carpet. Before I go into much detail I feel I need to make a few disclaimers… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. First I removed the carpet, tacking, nasty carpet foam stuff, & baseboards. Tearing out all the carpet meant relocating our bedroom to the living room. Our sub-flooring was basic plywood sheets. After all that sanding I cleaned the floor, walls & ceiling. After the first coat of paint dried (according to product directions) I used a block sander on the whole floor. After sanding the first coat down, I had two little people help me clean the floors again. The original plan was to stop with the gray floors. Designer: “What is your plan or goal for the room?” Me: “I don’t know.
Fork Bows - How To Tie A Bow Using A Fork | Eskimimi Makes Yesterday I posted about how to use a fork to make pom-poms to decorate your knitting and craft projects. The next instalment in my cutlery embellishment series brings you Fork Bows. Using a simple four-pronged dining fork you can tie easy miniature bows which look perfect every time. 1. 2. 3. take the other end of the ribbon and pass it between the centre two tines of the fork over the top of the bow. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. trim ends into single or double points to finish. 9. Happy New Year Welcome to 2013! In "Uncategorized" Create - wall art printable template | How Joyful Some months a go I shared the Love wall art template, along with that one I made this one, but unlike the previous one I wanted to make this word different and special, so no cardboard. Instead I used a piece of Styrofoam from a box we received last week. When I saw it a knew it was perfect for this project =] And instead of painting or covering it with fabric (my first idea) I decided to just go the Decoupage route with hot pink tissue paper. **The download is a PDF format file, so you will need to have Abobe Reader installed on your PC or MAC. THE MATERIALS - 23×8 inches piece of Styrofoam (I just used one from a box but you can buy a piece at Michaels) - Tacky glue - 2 sheets of tissue Paper ripped unevenly with your hands - Sand paper - X-acto knife - Download the template below - Marker to trace template - Sponge brush [ Click on Images to enlarge] I hope you all enjoy and CREATE =] ps. * This tutorial and template are provided for personal, non-commercial use only.
Baby Name Embroidery I was inspired to do this straight from this picture from Pinterest. Confession: I do not own (or have any clue how to use) a sewing machine. I have never really embroidered before. Lately I keep coming across amazing and very modern embroidery ideas that I love. What I used: A 6 inch embroidery hoop (which was surprisingly only $1) Embroidery thread and needle Embroidery Fabric What I did: 1. 5. I am going to use the hoop as a frame and hang it in Lyla's nursery as is.
say YES! to hoboken: DIY: Tinted Mason Jars in Rainbow I’ve been experimenting with tinting mason jars to create a look like those old vintage ones that are difficult to find anymore in second hand stores. I think I’ve finally honed in on the perfect method. Would you like to see how it’s done? Check out the DIY here. Fill them with flowers, or illuminate an outdoor party filling them with battery operated tea lights or a strand of twinkle lights. copyright 2014 liz stanley // all rights reserved E dell'ovetto che si fa? I crocheted one for an owl-addicted friend :) Wanna make this fluffy cutie for yourself too? You can find eyes & wings patterns at the end of this post. Happy crocheting! Anna Il conto alla rovescia è iniziato! La prova costume? Il Topexan? La carie ai denti? E finite anche le briciole - a suon di torte cioccolato e cocco, muffin al cioccolato, budino al cioccolato, soufflè al cioccolato, tiramisù al cioccolato - dell'ovetto plasticoso che se ne fa? Se siete eco-friendly nel bidone della raccolta plastica, ma se siete abili con l'uncinetto.. amigurumi! Grazie alla collaborazione con la talentuosa Ilaria (che mi ha preceduto con le sue creazioni di ben... un anno? Qui sotto la mia interpretazione, un pensierino di buona Pasqua per un'amica appassionata di gufi :D Avanti Signor Gufo, non faccia il timido e si faccia immortalare ^__^ Una volta aperto mi assomiglia un pò a Pacman :D Cosa potrà mai contenere un ovetto kinder? Ala destra (right wing): Un saluto e buon riciclaggio a tutti!
flax & twine: Day 3: Sparkle Headbands - a diy headband tutorial Theses headbands I want to keep for myself. Really, I can’t decide which I like better the beads or the rhinestones. I know Allie won’t want to take them off. Really you can do this technique with most trimmed beads. I fell in love with the idea of the rhinestones after seeing Green Eyed Monster’s Rhinstone bangles - love these. Material: Plastic headband DMC Pearl Cotton Embroidery Thread Approx. 18″ of beaded trim with attachments in between each stone or bead (rhinestones, crystal beads, etc) Craft glue or hot glue gun Time: 1 hour Attach beginning of floss to inside of headband with craft glue or hot glue gun. Wrap floss around headband beginning at one end. You can wrap a number of times (5-7) quickly and then push strands together snugly, careful not to overlap the strands. When you get to the teeth, decide the maximum number of times you can wrap between each tooth and do that consistently through the toothed portion. Let it dry. Cut off excess trim. Finis!