This year we're having a "friend party" for my daughter's birthday, so I decided to attempt to make some plastic beaded necklaces for her friends as a party favor. Luckily I had a few friends help me figure out what to do, this is what I came up with. All you need is a crimper, wire cutter, clasp, jump rings, doube rings, crimp tube beads, chain, wire or fishing wire, and of course the plastic beads. I was surprised how easy it ended up being :)
Friday, September 10, 2010
Bead necklaces
This year we're having a "friend party" for my daughter's birthday, so I decided to attempt to make some plastic beaded necklaces for her friends as a party favor. Luckily I had a few friends help me figure out what to do, this is what I came up with. All you need is a crimper, wire cutter, clasp, jump rings, doube rings, crimp tube beads, chain, wire or fishing wire, and of course the plastic beads. I was surprised how easy it ended up being :)
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Boo candelsticks
So I saw this on click here and put JOY on the back, now we can use it for 2 holidays, I think it turned out great!
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Little Girls Valence
Just finished my little girl's valence for her room. She really wanted a purple room in this house which is easy, but finding purple fabric is another story. I found this fabric as a remnant but it was a bit fancy for a little girl so I added the hot pink pom-pom trim to keep it young. I think it turned out ok, what do you think?
Friday, August 13, 2010
Glassware!

So I saw this way cute picture on Becky Higgins blog and I thought, I could get some glassware like that and add snacks to it to put on the counters so the kids can stop asking me every 5 min for a snack. It was a bit harder to find the Apothecary jars, just posted it on Facebook and had answers within minutes. It's great having a network of friends at your fingertips!
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Hair Bow board
Hair Bow Board
1.What you need to get started:
-Fabric 22x18in
-Ribbon 17ft (3/8" wide)
-25 pushpins
-25 jewels
-19x15in board
-18 1/2x 14 1/2 backing felt
-19x15 (40z)batting
-hammer
-glue gun
-stapler
2.Place the fabric face down on table then center the batting then add the board last.
3.Staple one side of the fabric, then staple the opposite side of fabric, with tugging a little to make it taunt, but make sure on front side that It’s not so tight it’s creating dimples in the fabric. Continue till it’s all stapled.
4.For the corners just fold neatly under then staple down.
5.Add ribbon, cut strips into:
-2 strips of 27in. (add first)
-4 strips of 15in. (add 2nd)
-4 strips of 21 in. (add 3rd)
-4 strips of 9 in. (add last)
staple to one corner, then pull taunt to opposite corner and staple down, continue till get the finished look. When adding ribbon in between two ribbon spots measure for the exact middle then add ribbon to that point.
6.Hammer in front side at all cross points a push pin, should be 25 ct.
7.Hot glue backing on back to cover all staples.
8.Attach picture hanger on middle top of backside.
9.Hot glue gems to top of all push pins.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Bathroom Faux Drape
In my last house I made a faux drape for my guest bathroom, but in my new home the ceiligs are a foot taller, so I added a foot of a solid fabric to the bottom and ta da! Sewing a drape is easy, you just sew the edges in and make a pocket for the top to slide the drapery rod in. I took a rod and cut it to the size I wanted, and screwed only one of the hooks that came with the drapery rod into the ceiling and then srewed a closet pole bracket (circular, can find at any Home hardware store) into the wall.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Poppy Flowers
Made few of these poppy flowers and added to a sweater, then made a few for clips, so fun and easy.
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