You guys may remember the fun I had with a wire hanger and cut up strips of t-shirts. I made this Halloween wreath this way, and this candy cane door hanger.
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Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Monday, January 20, 2014
Upcycled Valentine's Day Door Hanger
I never thought I would upcycle an upcycled project, but that is exactly what I did to create an adorable Valentine's day door hanger.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Easy Christmas Card Holder Decoration
I secretly (not so secretly now) LOVE getting Christmas cards! They are always so cheerful and uplifting and I am sad that they aren't sent as much these days. However, I finally received one today and wanted to make a holder for them. (Well, my husband brought one he designed for his work home, so I'll count that one, too. I'll take what I can get these days!)
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Thursday, December 5, 2013
Super Easy Christmas Decoration for Stairs
Want a free and very quick way to dress up your stairs this holiday season? Hang your stockings from them! Not only does it add a "wow-factor" to your stairs, but it's very practical.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Simple Christmas Wrapping
Usually, I buy lots of pretty paper and bags for my Christmas wrapping, but for this year, I decided to go with much simpler wrapping. I have seen a ton of pretty simple packaging on Pinterest—using newspaper, brown kraft paper, and even the white side of printed paper.
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Fun Sweater Update Using Old Sweatpants
Like the last tutorial, this post was inspired by a product I would love to buy, but can't justify spending the money on. This sweater is fun and exactly my style. Sadly, it's also $69. I don't spend $69 on clothes.
I had seen a picture of a sweater on Pinterest of a sweatshirt with a giant heart on it. There was no tutorial to it, just the image, but I sent my BFF a text, showing her the image and asking if she thought I could do that myself. Since she's an optimistic sort, she immediately said, "yes", and that was all the encouragement I needed!
Monday, November 4, 2013
No-Cost Thanksgiving Upcycled Appliquéd Onesie
Whenever I see an adorable holiday-themed shirt, I first think of how cute it is, then think of how limited the wear will be. Yes, I'm just too practical (or cheap) to spend a lot on something my little ones will wear briefly.
With that in mind, I decided to upcycle and make my own Thanksgiving clothes for the babies.
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