Today I am so super excited to share with you something I've enjoyed working on. I am a complete beginner but loved this piece so much I had to share it with you. If you feel so inclined, click, save & print to add to your own Christmas decor!
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graze & my new favorite snacks
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Friday, August 10, 2012
A Little Weekend Treat...
In trying to find awesome prints for my son's bedroom (they need some updating), I was reminded of the wonderful quotes in Dr. Seuss' "Oh the Places You'll Go" and ended up whipping up this sweet & simple print to put up in his room.
Download below & Enjoy!
Dr Seuss Oh The Places You'll GoWednesday, October 13, 2010
Current Halloween Decor
I love to decorate for holidays, but mostly for Christmas! Since I currently don't have a whole home to decorate, I thought it might be nice to give our room a festive Halloween feel.
I centered everything around a black framed mirror we already had. The only things I bought were the candy & the frame. (Both on sale at Target.) I thought the frame would be good, because then I can simply change it out for each holiday/season! Everything else I already had. Let me break it down...
Those little jars were wedding presents & originally intended to flour, sugar, etc., but we aren't using them for that right now! One has candy pumpkins (my FAVE!) & the other has candy corn. That up there is some bunting I made with paper I already had.
I simply cut out the sized triangle I wanted with cardstock, then with each paper- folded it and cut! I used a hot glue gun (because it was already on) and put some on the fold & the tip, but the baker's twine down & folded the triangle closed. Easy- peesy!
I took my fancy rubber-glue-gun-pad-thing (my glue gun came with it) & free-handed the letters I wanted. One at a time, and immediately put silver glitter all over, then waited for it to dry and peeled it easily right off! Now- hot glue isn't the best medium for glitter to stick to. (esp. the thick glitter), so don't be too touchy and handle with care. After cutting out my paper, I glued the letters. Then, I found a clip-art of a bat online & cut two out of black cardstock, as well as a moon out of yellow. The bat's bodies are only glued, so their wings could come off & give a 3-d feel to them.
Next, the bucket!
I used this tutorial from Elise Blaha's blog to create the pumpkins. She hangs then, but I added some green ribbon on top to use them for an "eye-level" decor. I love them & my husband was even impressed! He said they look like they took a long time..which they didn't! Maybe that's why I love them so much...they were REALLY easy! I promise! Behind the pumpkins are 3-d white letters (R & K) from out wedding.
Well, there you have it! A little decor to get us feeling spooky!
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