This was a t-shirt I had in the box to go to goodwill. I’ve seen lots of re-fashioned cute tops and decided to give it a whirl. It’s super cute and I love how it turned out. I just laid another tube top over it as a pattern and cut along the lines and then…
I found a cute little picture that I thought would make a great mini chalkboard. I didn’t even take the back off. I just painted the frame with one coat of white paint and then painted 3 coats of chalkboard paint directly over the picture! Out of this world EASY! It’s darling!
I know…it’s not even close to spring, but I’ve had this bag rolling around in my head and finally pounded it out. It’s sort of a bohemian spring. Doncha think? The outer fabric is from a shirt found while thrifting. I loved the fabric, but not the shirt. It’s lined with Amy Butler fabric and…
Do you have a skirt in your closet that you no longer wear. Recycle it into an apron! I found this floral A-line skirt at a thrift store and thought it would make a cute apron. It is tres simple! I’ve attempted a tutorial below. Hope it makes sense. Have fun! You could also add…
Get those jeans ready for Spring. Do your kids have jeans that look like this? My girl’s, pretty much, crawl around on their knees. Recycle and make the most of what you’ve got. Cut your jeans…as long or as short as you want. Get your fabric, pom pom fringe and ric rac. Fat quarters are…
Jennifer Forker with the Associated Press wrote an article entitled “Crafts to make a home office homey” and she used my “recycled magazine holder” tutorial. You can read the article here, here, here and here. So I decided to do somewhat of a re-post…just in case you’re trying to organize and need one more project…
