Below you will find links to all the projects I have done in the past. Within each caption there is a link to the original post.
A simple change to an
elegant frame made this TJ Maxx find match my home.
Using a tutorial found on pinterest, I made a ombre bracelet for my sister in
this post.
In
this post, I use text "shadows" to create a negative space design using my Silhouette.
In
this post, I'll show you some creative and fun ideas for wrapping gifts.
In this post I show you my
coffee table redo using herringbone as my inspiration.
Add a
custom touch to your regular clothes pins using washi tape.
A custom frame for some wonderful memories. See how I put this together in
this post.
Two very important photobooth photos get displayed in a special way in
this post.
I'm not a skilled seamstress, but this
camera strap tutorial was easy to follow!
Here's a quick binder
clip upgrade.
In this post, I show you how I turn a photo of my nephew into a
geometric silhouette.
Jazz up your
metal flower pots with a little spray paint! (Did I really just use the term "Jazz up?" Sheesh.)
In this
post, I use my circle punch and a small frame to make some scaly art.
A piece of bristol, thin tape, and some leftover paint are all you will need for this
simple art project.
I used yarn, foam, ribbon, and a snowflake to make these
wreath ornaments.
All it took to update this little
turtle was a some new supplies and a little time.
I use these paint chips to create my very own
paper chandelier.
In this post I use book pages to create
ornaments for a good friend.
In this post, I update an
old, family photo with some wrapping paper and paint.
This is a
project I made for my friend Katie. It's a line from a song by LMFAO. I used puffy paint to create the letters and then used mod podge to stick them onto the canvas.
In this post, I solved my problem of trying to find inexpensive frames for my
Hipstamatic photos.
See how I made inexpensive
wall art with puffy paint and a canvas.
Add a littler personality to your
welcome mat with this simple project.
Use puffy paint to create
inexpensive wall art using a quote from your favorite song.
I used paper to redo a boring
white mat in this quick and easy makeover.
In this step stool makeover, I used
negative space to create my design.
See how I made this new
header using free designs I found on the web.
Easy and cheap
coasters using white tiles, craft paper and mod podge.
I made my handwriting into a
font! Easy and cheap!
See how I painted this
$4 Goodwill find to update it's tired look.
In this post, I show you 2
onesies that I created for a very inspiring baby.
This
onesie was made for my nephew, but the joke is all for his mom.
I used two old
keys and an Ikea frame to put this little project together.
See how I transformed an outdated
hutch into a statement piece...all in time for Christmas.
In this post, I
reveal 5 onesies I designed for my nephew for his first birthday.
I used this photo of my adorable
pooch to create some dog inspired wall art.
