Cinco de Mayo Math Printables
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
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Sunday, July 11, 2010
Princess Frame
I love this frame. I want to make one for my dd's room. I call her my princess all the time. This will fit her perfectly!! Check it out at Craft O Maniac.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Make your own personalized plate.
This is great for Chritmas and I plan to do it for a birthday plate. CUTE!
Check out the directions at Just something I made.
Check out the directions at Just something I made.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Monday, July 5, 2010
Simple, Cheap, and Perfect dry erase board.
OMG FLAG
I LOVE it!!
Check it out at Creative Kristi.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
First hair cut box!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Nesting Baskets
Reversible Chalk Board Placemat
A simple DIY Personalized Candle
Pacci Clip!! Simple!
May 13, 2010Pacifier Clip Tutorial!
I didn't realize when I started this project that there were 400 other tutorials on the same thing. (oops!) But at least this tutorial is a little different-because you can make eight of them for $1! And cheap makes me happy. :o)
You'll need:
fabric scraps
ribbon or elastic scraps
felt scraps
a metal clip
1. Cut a 9" x 2.5" scrap of fabric, fold it over with right sides facing, and sew down one side.
May 13, 2010Pacifier Clip Tutorial!
I didn't realize when I started this project that there were 400 other tutorials on the same thing. (oops!) But at least this tutorial is a little different-because you can make eight of them for $1! And cheap makes me happy. :o)
This is from Ruffles ans Stuff.
You'll need:
fabric scraps
ribbon or elastic scraps
felt scraps
a metal clip
1. Cut a 9" x 2.5" scrap of fabric, fold it over with right sides facing, and sew down one side.
2. Turn right-side-out and fold under one end and pin.
3. Top stitch around three of the four ends, including your pinned edge, leaving the other end open.
4. Cut a 4" length of thin ribbon or elastic and pin the two ends inside your open seam, then sew it closed.
5. Pick up some clips. I used these ironing board clips from the Dollar Tree-8 for $1!
6. Use a butter knife or screwdriver to gently lift the tabs of the clips, and remove the elastic, replacing with the hemmed edge of your fabric strip. Bend the tabs back and firmly clamp them closed.
7. If you want to add something fancy, cut out some felt shapes and stitch them together with embroidery thread (or four layers of sewing thread), then stitch them to the end of the fabric strip or ribbon, covering the top of the metal clip.
And of course, you can use a 9" length of ribbon instead of fabric, which makes it even more quick and easy!
Cutting out the little shapes is so fun!
(Because of choking hazards, I would not recommend using buttons, or anything that could be popped off by little fingers!)
(I solicited of the mommies at church for a model-isn't she a little punkin??
Sweet baby!)
I really need one of these....think I could get away with it??
Yeah, probably not. ;o)
I didn't realize when I started this project that there were 400 other tutorials on the same thing. (oops!) But at least this tutorial is a little different-because you can make eight of them for $1! And cheap makes me happy. :o)
You'll need:
fabric scraps
ribbon or elastic scraps
felt scraps
a metal clip
1. Cut a 9" x 2.5" scrap of fabric, fold it over with right sides facing, and sew down one side.
May 13, 2010Pacifier Clip Tutorial!
I didn't realize when I started this project that there were 400 other tutorials on the same thing. (oops!) But at least this tutorial is a little different-because you can make eight of them for $1! And cheap makes me happy. :o)
This is from Ruffles ans Stuff.
You'll need:
fabric scraps
ribbon or elastic scraps
felt scraps
a metal clip
1. Cut a 9" x 2.5" scrap of fabric, fold it over with right sides facing, and sew down one side.
2. Turn right-side-out and fold under one end and pin.
3. Top stitch around three of the four ends, including your pinned edge, leaving the other end open.
4. Cut a 4" length of thin ribbon or elastic and pin the two ends inside your open seam, then sew it closed.
5. Pick up some clips. I used these ironing board clips from the Dollar Tree-8 for $1!
6. Use a butter knife or screwdriver to gently lift the tabs of the clips, and remove the elastic, replacing with the hemmed edge of your fabric strip. Bend the tabs back and firmly clamp them closed.
7. If you want to add something fancy, cut out some felt shapes and stitch them together with embroidery thread (or four layers of sewing thread), then stitch them to the end of the fabric strip or ribbon, covering the top of the metal clip.
And of course, you can use a 9" length of ribbon instead of fabric, which makes it even more quick and easy!
Cutting out the little shapes is so fun!
(Because of choking hazards, I would not recommend using buttons, or anything that could be popped off by little fingers!)
(I solicited of the mommies at church for a model-isn't she a little punkin??
Sweet baby!)
I really need one of these....think I could get away with it??
Yeah, probably not. ;o)
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