I get to design and execute the best house project ever!!! A NURSERY! We've been waiting for what feels like forever for this, so the hubs and I are on cloud 9! Stay tuned for lots of nursery ideas that I've accrued over the last year... or three ; )
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
First real experience with the sewing machine = success!
I've decided that I didn't become crafty because I have some great knack at it, rather, it was out of necessity because when I decide I want a certain something, I won't give up until I can find it. So, I decided I wanted some thick black and white striped seat cushions for our kitchen table but couldn't find them anywhere. I remembered I had these lovely things and decided to try to recover them:
And here they are recovered
I used black ribbob for the ties as seen above. I like how they turned out, and the fabric was pretty inexpensive. I think the whole thing was about $20!
Saturday, May 14, 2011
$3.50 project!
I found this wooden tray a few months ago at TJ Maxx (where else?) and I had an arrangement of white candles on it. Well, some of the wax fell onto the tray and I got it out as best as I could, but I couldn't get it all.
I added some fabric I found and loved but couldn't decide where to put it or what to recover, and voila! I bought a 1/2 of a yard so it was cheap as can be. I cut the fabric to size, and then sprayed adhesive glue (the same thing I used for our DIY tufted headboards I told you about a while back.
I added some fabric I found and loved but couldn't decide where to put it or what to recover, and voila! I bought a 1/2 of a yard so it was cheap as can be. I cut the fabric to size, and then sprayed adhesive glue (the same thing I used for our DIY tufted headboards I told you about a while back.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
More Inspiration...
I love all of these rooms and I keep them in a nice little folder on my laptop when I need ideas.
Thank you, Google Images!
Love these curtains from 6th Street Design School
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