Just in time forThanksgiving...And,Making "useful and decor",,, merge!First, I started with a rather large old breadboard. These can be pricey, but I picked up mine cheap at a garage sale.Using my Silhouette Electronic Cutting machine, I designed and cut out a 'stencil' using clear contact paper. (If you don't have one, you could still do this on your computer and...
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Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts
Thursday, 20 November 2014
Thursday, 22 August 2013
DIY: Sunburst Mirror
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Don't miss any update from my blog, like my Facebook Page(click here)Here is long due and promised post on Sunburst mirror tutorial. Lot of readers mailed me to know how to make this sunburst mirror, so here I'm sharing it with you all lovely and wonderful readers :)Supplies:Hardboard -2 (8 Inches diameter)Mirror-1...
Friday, 17 February 2012
Beaded Spoon Tassels
A new twist on what to do with old silver spoons.I made Painted, Beaded, Tassel Decor out of them.They are fun and unique.This is not a tutorialbut instead, the processthat I went through to get to the final product.First, I took an old silver spoon (I find these for pennies at garage sales and thrift stores)...I drilled tiny holes around the edge of the spoon and painted it (them)...
Thursday, 8 December 2011
MacKenzie Childs Inspiration Ornament Tutorial
I have decided to have some fun with Christmas decorating this year and switch things up a bit. I adore MacKenzie-Childs Courtly Check designs and try to replicate what they do. So this year, I have made my version of a MacKenzie Childs Christmas Tree complete with ornaments in Courtly Check design.Here is a hint on what I did with my tree.This is a tutorial of how I made my Courtly Ch...
Friday, 9 September 2011
Framed Book Page Tutorial
I decided that I would treat you to a tutorial on how I make my framed book pages. Are you wanting to learn how I do it? Here we go...Choose a frame and get a piece of foam core or cardboard.Pencil a line from the inside of frame onto the foam core. Make sure you put your pencil inside the area of the frame inset. Use a razor blade or knife to cut out the shape. Trial fit the foam core...