I showed you Isaac’s new Lego Table I made from a 1980s parquet table this week. He adores it and has spent every waking moment up there since he received a bunch of new Lego sets for his birthday last week. Did you notice those adorable little Lego head bins? Nope I didn’t buy those.
I saw these adorable font art pieces at Uncommon Goods perfect for Mother’s Day. The artist is Patricia Carlin and she has all sorts of cool stuff on there. The ones I liked the best was the math equations showing the infinite love you have for your kiddos or grandkids. They are super simple to make using the online program Ipiccy.com and would be a quick gift for Mother’s Day this weekend. I also have a free printable to help you get started.
Learn how to make this illuminated deer art from the talented girls at East Coast Creative. It is a knock-off of a European art piece Monica saw on her 8-day trip with her husband.
I fell in love with the simplicity of the felt scalloped wreath from Land of Nod. It’s neutral colors lend itself to match any décor and any season. However, I love that it kind of resembles a pine cone which makes it perfect for the fall season. I knew it would be easy to replicate for a fraction of the price.
Slowly but surely I am challenging myself with building furniture from scratch. While I don’t feel confident quite yet I am enjoying the process and created these tall bookshelves for Denise’s family room. Since she isn’t picky and quite forgiving of all the imperfections this was perfect for her space.
I found this Love Tree Wall Art on Land of Nod. I have a friend having a baby girl and her nursery is midcentury modern with bright primary colors. I thought it be a cute shower gift to make her some modern art for the baby’s nursery. Using 7 different premium vinyl colors from Silhouette I was able to recreate this using my Silhouette Cameo.
I have been crushing on ombre lately and I have a secret project I am working on (I will tell you soon) for a young gal. I saw this really cool towel at PB Teen and thought it would make a really fun piece of art. So I asked my good friend Johnnie from Printable {…Read More…}
