I found these snazzy wooden oval frames for $1 each. I covered them with decorative paper, added some cut-out designs, and used a window sheet to cover them. They can be used as spring décor before, during, and after Easter…and even into the summer.
Monthly Archives: February 2010
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Okay, I have been beating around the bush because I don’t quite know how to say this. I am just going to come out with it…I don’t like making things for St. Patrick’s Day! Just the thought gives me hives! Nothing at all against the holiday. It’s just the colors! […]
Erica (8th grade) had to do a project for her French class where she had to teach a lesson to the students while speaking French. She taught her lesson on the Euro. She printed out fake Euro bills and coins. Of course I couldn’t allow her to just carry in some paper money […]
I put all of my green scraps to good use and made this home decoration to display during the month of March. St. Patrick’s Day is a difficult one for me to create for. I think it might be because green is a really difficult color for me to work […]
Download the PDF template (dollhouse.pdf) I absolutely love dolls and dollhouses. I was so excited to find a tutorial on THIS BLOG that showed how to make a small fabric dollhouse. I adapted the pattern to make it work for a house made out of paper. I am pretty happy with […]
A friend of mine gave me these plastic tubes. Here is the before picture. Pretty boring, huh? Here is what I came up with. Pretty simple. I made it in less than five minutes! Think “Message in a Bottle.” You can use it as a tube to send love notes […]
Oh, no! I have discovered another way to create that I am now obsessed with! Look out! I have some chipboard pieces that don’t quite fit in my chipboard storage drawer. They are too long and as a result, they stick out and I am always bumping into them. Last […]
Click here for the template favorgiftbag.pdf. Step One Cut a piece a Designer Series Paper or card stock to 8 1/4″ x 10 “ Step Two On the 8 1/4″ side, make score lines at 1 1/2″ and 7 3/4″ (these will become the top and bottom of the bag) […]