Archive for January, 2009
Make your own decorative wall letters
I think I need one of these letters. The distressed shabby chic look is very much my ‘thing’. A gift to treasure from Plan the perfect baby shower It’s not that hard to make either Take a look! Decorative letters that cost next to nothing Lori says she’s not a very crafty person, so she […]
Thank you so much
Liz at Violet Posy has awarded me this lovely award.
Just when I was feeling blah about my content, she’s cheered me up and encouraged me to keep at it.
Thanks Liz!
There are some conditions to this award which I am very happy to comply with.
Here are the rules for the recipients:
1. Put the logo on your blog or post.
2. Nominate at least 10 blogs which show great Attitude and/or Gratitude!
3. Be sure to link to your nominees within your post.
4. Let them know that they have received this award by commenting on their blog.
5. Share the love and link to this post and to the person from whom you received your award.
I would like to pass on this lovely award to the following bloggers.
Please step forward and claim your prize…
Madeline Hydrangea Cottage
Sandra Romantic Inspirations
Erica Little Mummy
Part Mother, Part lunatic, Farmers wife Frog in the Field
Christa Baca Baca Creative
and the last two for their attitude which is so refreshing and they make me laugh.
Steve Tulk Travelling but not in love
Kristen Chase Motherhod Uncensored
Please go visit all these fab blogs
DIY Bird Mobile for kids room
Try your hand at a little hand sewing project from Spool.
Hand sewing is very relaxing and this colourful bird mobile you could make is as much at home in a child’s room as an adults space.
This would be a welcome addition to a baby’s room or a great project for a baby shower.
A single bird would be a whimsical way to highlight favorite prints around your home. Just attach a bird to the corner of a picture frame or how about sitting on top of a curtain pole?
Since all this birdie takes is two pieces of fabric and a needle & thread, it makes a great travel project.
There are many possibilites, plus they’re just so darn cute!
Download the bird pattern here
The Mobile
Find 3 or 4 nice branches
Attach your birdies you’ve made with dark coloured thread.
Add a few carefully placed and balanced eye hooks.
Make sure you hang it out of a baby’s reach!
Once you’ve made a few, I reckon you’ll be hooked
– birds will start appearing all over the house!
The beauty of these little tweeters is that they make no mess!
Kids DIY crocheted headboard idea
Granny squares revisited
There’s something incredibly comforting and warm about this headboard.
It says home, love and cuddles.
Little Purl of the Orient crocheted 12 granny squares. Crocheted a border around them to make it the right size and had them sewn onto an existing headboard.
Voila!
Home Sweet Home
Yay – I got featured
Thanks to Tess of Six Foot Under Blog for featuring my website DIY mural website The Magic Mural Factory.
I’m absolutely thrilled
Thanks!