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Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

pink lady

 so last week my tiny darling had her first father/daughter dance. of course it was themed, but luckily it was one of my all time favorites! i pulled out my trusty viking and got to sewin! i made a really simple pattern using tissue paper, cut out some felt, slapped a poodle on it and called it a day. click on the link here for a super easy poodle skirt pattern http://www.ehow.com/how_2060166_make-childs-poodle-skirt.html

take a look at my pink lady and then enjoy the lil montage!!!







xoxoxo

photo credits- tumblr

Friday, March 2, 2012

light switch

add a lil life to your wall.... it's easy! try by adding decorative light switches :)


 zig zags


polka dots


 SURPRISE!!! add a secret story about you and your family. place it inside the light switch for the next homeowners to find... kind of like a hidden time capsule



 damask


chevron

for pre made amazing switch covers shop- www.etsy.com/shop/modernswtich or get creative and use your favorite photos, wallpapers, or scrapbooking paper with a dash of mod podge and VOILA!
xoxoxoxo


credits: etsy.com/shop modernswitch & interest 

Thursday, March 1, 2012

diy: tie-dye time

So, it's my sister's baby shower and we all know that means it's time for me to get crafty.  This is the first boy in a long line of girls and he's about to get the royal treatment- TIE DYE STYLE.

What You'll Need:

1.) a onesie, t-shirt, or any cotton item
2.) rubber bands
3.) dye in any brand/color you choose (RIT or Idye to name a few)


Take your onesie, shirt, or whatever you've got and twist!  Use the rubber bands to gather sections and tie them off.  Remember wherever you put the rubber bands is where the white will be.


Next, follow the directions on your dye package. Usually you will fill a large pot with warm water, add your dye, bring it to a boil and drop your presoaked items in.  Here is what they will look like 30 mins later!!!  You will then throw them in the washing machine, give 'em a whirl and....
TA-DA!!!!


Out comes the most precious, one-of-a-kind, personalized baby gift ever!  To make it a little more special, try adding iron-ons or other embellishments. Anything goes!

How will you do yours?

xoxoxoxo

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

diy- lacquer love


 got this lil gem at an estate sale years ago for $30


i used krylon spray lacquer in black


my tiny darling came out to see all the commotion <3


well, actually 3 coats later...lacquer is a lil tricky!



after 4 hours dry time, we hauled this puppy in!


after a long day, these girls were out before the light was!!!
sweet dreams

xoxoxooxoxoxo