I must say, I enjoy being a mom to a girl. Sans the drama and the whining – it can be so much fun. Kayla loves to primp and enjoys matching outfits (think Punky Brewster). So when I made her these bunny rabbit hair bows, as well as one to give a friend, she was ecstatic. So much so she even modeled for some pictures.
Last year I showed you how to make felt flowers. Using that same technique I made some flowers out of Duck Tape®. Duck Tape® comes in an array of colors and patterns and they sent me some Christmas patterns/colors to use. These are so easy and fun to make and you can add them to a purse, scarf, shirt, bag or a BELT!
I’ve been busy this week sprucing up my outdoor spaces, and I’m so excited to show you how everything turns out! (Read more about what I’m working on here.) Decorating outside can be a bit of a challenge for several reasons. If, like me, you live in a four season climate, you have to be {…Read More…}
Last Friday I showed you a bunch of ribbon I received from Mindy Mae’s Market. I wanted to give you the tutorial for how I made the ruffled ribbon flowers. They are incredibly simple to make especially with a ruffle foot. Supplies: Sewing machine with Ruffle foot coordinating thread hot glue felt lighter {…Read More…}
If you have a long list of people to shop for this holiday season, your pockets may be pretty empty by the time you get around to stocking stuffers. Instead of settling for less at the discount store, why not try your hand at making something? Take a look at the craft and sewing supplies {…Read More…}
Welcome to Day 3 of Pennywsie Presents. Today Becca from Blue Cricket Design is showing us how to make grosgrain ribbon flower belts. So cross off all the little girls on your list. Making these belts to adorn a cute outfit is the perfect gift for the little fashionista in your life. {…Read More…}
Here at IC I am all about recycling, refabbing, refurbishing and remaking. There are so many ways to reuse things you have laying around your house. You simply have to think outside the box. That is what Kristina did with her T-Shirt wreath. Using simple supplies she had in her stash {…Read More…}
