Happy October, Friends! I'm happy to have some free "Very Vintage Halloween" printables to share. First up-- We call them "Cupcake Toppers" but these graphics can also be used for Treat Cups.... 1 printable 2 ways. Supplies: Very Vintage Cupcake Toppers, peat pots, black and orange crepe paper, orange paint, Modge Podge, floral wire, scissors or Martha Stewart fringe scissors, hole punch, sewing machine. Optional: glitter Paint the peat pots The color is … [Read more...]
Search Results for: decor
Wall ReDo
When we moved in to our "new" home two years ago, I was excited for many reasons. One big one-- I got a room to use as a studio as well as place to store all my art stuff. It was a little bit of a decorating dilemna however... There was one red wall, one navy blue wall and two white walls. Patriotic(!) but not that easy to "work" with. It has taken me this long to repaint the room and hang some of my "treasures" up. Before: After: I picked up this … [Read more...]
Malia’s Don’t Miss List #8
Hello! I'm so excited about the autumn-y projects out there. Starting with these faux toadstools. What Jenn can create with fondant is amazing. Check out this tute from Jenn Erickson at A Little Birdie Told Me. It's just so cool! And speaking of cool..and stylish... and unique: Here's a clever idea from Jessica at Two Shade of Pink. And while we're visiting Jessica... check out her Decorative Birdcage Tutorial. Just gorgeous, right! Thanks Jenn and … [Read more...]
Halloween Marshmallow Jewelry
It's a spooky-sweet project for kids of all ages: Halloween Marshmallow Jewelry Supplies: Wilton Color Mist and black Food Writer Pen (available at big-box craft stores and shops that sell baking supplies), large marshmallows, thin black licorice, Pam Cooking Spray and a metal skewer. Spray the marshmallows. Much like "real" spray paint, you can get a good result if you set them on a papertowel and use a cardboard box when spraying to keep the color contained. Give the … [Read more...]
Guest Postage: Thrifty Ways to Give Rooms a Facelift
Hello... I have a treat for you. Some creative ideas on improving you decor from Design Shuffle! Hi, I'm Susi and I am a writer at Design Shuffle, a community for interior designers, home decorators and other design professionals to showcase their design projects find inspiration and meet other design enthusiasts. I'm excited to be visiting Yesterday on Tuesday this week to share ideas about thrifty ways to give rooms a face lift. Seems like we're all living on budgets these days, but that … [Read more...]
Fairy Birthday Party
Fairy Birthday Party Hi Friends! I've been sweeping up the fairy dust today, following Mia's Fairy Party. My sweet six-year-old(!) had a magical time on her special day. I tucked the invites into a wax paper envelope with a vial of pink glitter and sewed the package shut with a doily to finish it. The font is called "Just another stamp font." It's free and you can find it here from DaFont. Mia likes having tea with her friends so we pulled out my collection of mismatched china cups and … [Read more...]
Trendspotting: Dreamy Driftwood
A gal could keep a sweet little summer memory safe during the coldest months... with some driftwood decor: Driftwood Birdhouses Weathered Wood Bowl Driftwood Mirror Bound Stick Candle Holders Mineral Beach Necklace Sunburst Mirror Driftwood Bull Driftwood Corkboard Weathered Wood Lamp Gotta go gather some sticks now! All images linked to source XO … [Read more...]
Handheld Blackberry Pies
Blackberries are finally ripe here in the Pacific Northwest. I put my kids to work picking blackberries this weekend and we made individual blackberry pies. They remind me of those Hostess fruit pies (yum) but without the artificial flavors and hydrogenated oil. Give me good old fashioned natural ingredients any day! Ingredients Pre-made pie crusts (Pillsbury), 2 cups of blackberries, 1/2 cup of granulated sugar, 1 tablespoon instant tapioca, 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice, 1 teaspoon lemon zest, … [Read more...]
Cheap and Chic Napkin and Placemat Set
Holla! This is a quick project that's easy and cheap. Supplies: Placemat (Dollar store), white cloth napkins (Walmart), rick-rack or ribbon, rubber stamps, black Staz-On ink, scissors, Unique Stitch (fabric binding adhesive) Measure the rick-rack. It should be long enough to cover one side of the napkin hem. Glue it on. After it dries, stamp the word "EAT" above the embellishment. Stamp "YUM" on the upper right corner of the placemat That's … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 114
- 115
- 116
- 117
- 118
- …
- 126
- Next Page »