We saw a cute headband at Claire’s the other night. The beads looked like ball chain which sparked this idea: Pretty fun & it was free as we had everything on hand. Ball Chain Headband Tutorial Supplies: scissors. 3″ cream felt circle . 2″ brown felt leaves . 18″ ball chain . hot glue & [...]
Interchangeable felt necklace
March 29, 2011 by · 38 Comments
I have been itching to make a felt necklace but couldn’t decide on what colors to make… so after a suggestion from our clever sis’ friend Angie, I went with all of them! Introducing the interchangeable felt necklace: The gray rosettes are permanent but the mustard yellow rosette is interchangeable… see? I can get [...]
Pop Tab Bracelet {tutorial}
May 24, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
My neighborhood doesn’t recycle, annoying I know. So I save my cans and give them to my sis who turns them in for change. I pulled off the tabs and wondered what I could make out of them. After surfin the net, I saw a couple ideas and created a pop tab bracelet. Green and free! Supplies and Directions: 20-25 tabs depending on your wrist size. Twine, ribbon or string to [...]
Recycled Headband Tutorial
May 20, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
My 5 yr old son’s fave t-shirt got a hole in it. I loved the color so decided to recycle it. He thought I was weird. D*I*Y: Cut out the collar and ends of the sleeves. Cut a strip about 1 1/2″ thick x 12″ long to wrap around a plastic headband {you can get the [...]
Monogram necklace
March 27, 2010 by · 5 Comments
For my daughter’s 7th birthday sleepover bash, she & her 7 girlfriends made these fun necklaces. I originally saw the idea HERE. {She had seen it on the Creative Crate who had seen it on Mod Podge Rocks. So many cute sites-funny how different visions come to life in other people’s minds!} These were really [...]
Damask
August 7, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
Do you have a H-U-G-E wall to fill? Try some DEMASK decals behind picture frames. Or group them together. Or display it alone. Or frame it…. So many options for instant décor! DIY: Simply cut vinyl & apply to wall {OR} stencil/paint it on. A simple solution to fill a large space 
