The Houser House: DIY Monogrammed Tervis. Okay, so this post is a tad overdue.
It was meant for the start of the summer, but I just needed that extra push to get it finished and published ;) So, my go-to gift is a monogrammed Tervis. (just FYI, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the Tervis.... #1 that needs to change #2 it's a brand of plastic? Acrylic? Awesome drink ware. It truly depends on the person as to what type I give. And for "gift" I have used them many many semesters as teacher's gifts for Harper's teachers, just fun birthday gifts for friends, babysitters, the nursery workers at church, baby shower hostesses, etc etc etc.
I especially love to fill them up with things to make the gifting more fun. But anyway, I thought I would share this EASY EASY EASY diy with you. Here's what you need-a silhouette or cutting machine -Your preferred Tervis-outdoor waterproof vinyl-transfer square A few side notes: Tervis---- you can use ANY type of cup for this. Vinyl ---- I use vinyl that I order from Expressions Vinyl online. Repurpose Cardboard Boxes into Kid Crafts/Toys! « CraigslistDad. 28 Feb WOW – (from one of my absolute favorite parenting websites – Parents.Com) check out these amazing repurposing ideas for cardboard boxes, disposable plates, straws etc.
I personally will try to do the doll bed and castle! Cardboard Box Shape Sorter Put together this smart cardboard shape sorter to help your toddler learn shapes and sizes. What you’ll need: 18x18x18-inch box, circle compass, ruler, pencil, cutting mat, X-Acto knife, adhesive contact paper, colored masking tape, hot-glue gun Make it: While box is flat, draw desired shapes on all six sides using a compass and/or ruler and pencil. Cardboard Box Doll Bed. Diy projects. One thing I love about our new house is that we actually have a fireplace mantle!
This is exciting since our old house had a mantel-less fireplace, which I always felt was a sad looking sight once Christmas time rolled around each year. So the fact that I can now do amazing things like hang stockings and garland makes me beyond happy :) I wanted a somewhat simple garland for the fireplace and something that added a little hint of Christmas cheer without being too loud. Not sure if that even makes sense but half of the decorating thoughts in my head don't make sense. This turned out exactly like I visioned (almost never happens) and I love the little sparkle it gives my living room. What you will need:1 large block of white Sculpey polymer clay Gold glitterSmall star cookie cutter (I found mine at Hobby Lobby in the clay section) String Clay roller Hot glue gun Small bowl Start by conditioning your clay so that is is pliable. Use the cookie cutter to cut out all of your stars.
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