Showing posts with label Girly Things. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Girly Things. Show all posts
Saturday, February 19, 2011
{Drab to Fab}
I found this cute little jewelry box at the DI for 1 buck!! Love a good deal!!! So I took this baby home and did a nice sanding job and painted it all black. We distressed it up and then added some cute little vinyl flowers to the top. Sis loves it and she now has a place for all of her little bracelets and necklaces :) Love finding drab things and turning them into fabulous creations!!! :)

Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Flower Bow...
These are my favorite bows out of any of the kinds of bows I have made...they are easy and soo cute and you can combine so many different ribbons!! Here is how you do it!
Step 2: Take one of the pieces of the longest ribbon. Fold in one end to the middle and glue, do the same with the other end.
It will look like this:
Step 3: Do that to all 3 pieces and then glue them together like so:
Step 4: Take your next layer of ribbons (3 of them) and glue them the same way.
Step 5: Glue them together like so:
Step 6: Glue your layers together
Item's Needed:
For this bow:
4 different colors or patterened ribbon
1- large button
Hot glue gun
Scissors
Step 1: Take your ribbons...Cut the one you want on the bottom longest, then get a little shorter until you get to the fourth one. You will need 3 of the two longest, then 2 of the 3rd shortest and 1 of the shortest if that makes sense!!! :) Pictured below:
Monday, June 7, 2010
Framed Flower...
Hey all! Whew...it has been a busy and ongoing month! But I am back and I have alot of ideas up my sleeve that I am ready to get out there and to share!! Here is a cute/simple framed flower that I did for my lil ones room that is all pink and black! It turned out super cute!! Here's how you do it:
Step 1: Take your frame and your piece of scrapbooking paper and put the paper infront of the glass like so:
Step 2: Next take your flower off the stem and so it is in layers...Using your glue gun take each layer and glue in to the paper...then glue the center on.
Step 3: Take your buttons and glue them on the frame
{Framed Flower}
1- black frame (4x6) 3 dollars at walmart
1 piece of scrapbook paper approx. 4x6 in size
1- flower (gerbera daisy) pink of course :)
Glue gun
Scissors
Buttons
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Black & Pink...
Our Sissy has had her name in the white wooden blocks up in her room for some time...but they are soo plain! So I decided to do them {black & pink} to match her room!!! They turned out sooo super cute! I love them! Here is how I did them:
Step 1: Take each of your letters, lay them face down on the backside of your scrapbooking paper and trace them.
Step 2: Cut all of them out.
Step 3: Do a thin layer of Mod Podge on your wooden letter and lay your paper onto the letter...press it firmly to make sure there are no air bubbles!
Step 4: Let all of them dry really well!!
Step 5: Mine weren't perfect and had to be trimmed up around the edges...so I used a Razor Blade to do so...
Step 6: Sand the edges of your block and paper to make them blend better...it also leaves a little white edge around it and is soo cute! Also if you wanted to distress them..now is the time to do it!
{black & pink}
Item's Needed:
White Letters for your childs name
Coordinating Scrapbook paper
Mod Podge
Paint Brush
Glue
Sanding Block
Razor Blade
Embellishments
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Girlie Bracelets...
Little Sissy loves her pretties....and I couldn't be more proud!! She loves to wear and do all the girlie things! So...I was wandering in walmart and saw all there bead selection! I decided to make her a bunch of different colored "pretties" as she calls them!! Here is how I did it:
Step 1: Take your ends/fasteners and your stretchy cord..
Step 2: Measure and cut the amount of stretchy cord you need...I made sure to have
{girlie bracelets}
Items Needed:
1- pkg of clear beads (tall on right)
1- pkg of multi colored beads
Spool of Stretch Magic string
1-pkg of ends or fasteners
Scissors
Monday, March 29, 2010
circle spring bows...
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