Just a girl with a pair of scissors in one hand and ideas of transformation in her head. Crafting for fun, for conservation, and to spread the love.
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Crafty question? Project idea? Feel free to send me your Q's of any kind, as well as descriptions of projects that you've done & would liked featured on the blog.
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One of my favorite projects in the book [Upcycling: Create Beautiful Things with the Stuff You Already Have] is taking a dozen old leather...
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Waldorf Window Stars {How to}
Found at: http://gardenmama.typepad.com
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DIY Chalkboard Necklace | Bride Blu
So this is one of those ‘sweet’ projects I mentioned before! How cute is this. If you’re looking for...
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Solid Perfume Pocket Watch {How to}
I love solid perfumes, especially amber and lavender! :]
Found at: http://www.designsponge.com
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Soot Sprite Embroidery (by loveandasandwich)
Tutorial: Torn Fabric Chandelier on Joyfolie.
Instructable on making your own camping hammock. I’m going to need to try this!
So this is actually listed on Etsy by personalizedprints, but it would be a pretty sweet DIY project! Beyond Father’s Day, wouldn’t it be wonderful as a “family portrait” hanging on the wall? Heck, you could even add in some pet prints :)
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![Father’s Day gift idea: Lined silhouettes. Peel away the contact paper to reveal a crisp image of your choice. This is a project the kids could get into, too, as you don’t have to worry about accuracy. (via)
[post edit: follow up can be found here.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmnowufboy1qh84nro1_500.png)
Father’s Day gift idea: Lined silhouettes. Peel away the contact paper to reveal a crisp image of your choice. This is a project the kids could get into, too, as you don’t have to worry about accuracy. (via)
[post edit: follow up can be found here.]
Make a clock out of anything! Well…almost.
Would be great on a kids door - the crayon wreath from The Ballard Bunch.
kojotutorial: tea! tea! tea! kitchen wreath
DIY Driftwood Key Holder | Shelterness
I have some driftwood here (again at the risk of sounding like a hoarder) but it holds sentimental value for the hubster, I wonder if this would be okay with him? Because I love it!
Succulent wreath monogram tutorial by Unskinny Boppy (via Pinterest). It’d be neat even to just fill the monogram and have it sit on your table, maybe even at a wedding?
How-Tuesday: Kid-Friendly Bird Mobile :: Etsy Blog
I loved Joel’s owl, so of course I love this, too.
