Showing posts with label Decorations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Decorations. Show all posts

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Old Baking Pan

 
I found this Old Baking Pan at Smith and Edwards and decided to make it into a wall hanging.
It was pretty rusty and dirty when I found it so I cleaned it good with steel wool and spray painted it brown.
The rest is just scrapbook paper modge podged on the squares!


Thursday, October 4, 2012

Old Metal Drawer

 
You never know what you'll find when digging in the junk yard at Smith and Edwards.
I found this cute blue metal drawer and hung it in my bathroom as a shelf. Now I want more drawers!!
The possibilities are endless!

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Wood Block

 
I'm in love with clocks ! So here's an easy decoration anybody can make! Just Modge Podge any paper onto the block and add your own personal touch. I layered paper flowers on the top with sheer ribbon and topped that with a crystal knob.  EASY!

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Teacher Appreciation


The PTA supplied lunch for the teachers today and I was able to help with the table decorations. That's what I love to do! I liked how this sign turned out. It was so simple to make..... the letters of course were cut from the cricut and the flower was cut from the cuttle bug. The frame is a magnet board so it's easy to change for every occasion.  I love the projects that you can whip up in 10 minutes or less!

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Shadow Box

 
My Grandpa made this Shadow Box for me when I was a kid. It was stained brown but didn't match the decor in my house so I spray painted it black and found things around my house that I love or have special meaning to me to fill it up. Now instead of sitting in my closet it sits in my entry way so I can show off the things that are close to my heart.

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Paper Flowers


 
These Paper Flowers are so much fun to make! You just cut them out on the cricut , roll and bend them the way you want and look what you get! I also used a ink pad to make them look vintage. I glued them together with a strong jewelry glue and put the wire through the middle while the glue was still wet. The stand is an insulator that I found at Smith and Edwards in the junk yard. I love that place!! Tie ribbon around it and there you go! A simple ( and affordable ) gift for anyone or decoration for yourself!