Some new color additions to my shop. Click here to see more.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Paper Hydrangeas
A recent project I did for my Etsy shop. These would make really cute baby shower decorations!
If you like what you see, you can have it! Click here to purchase.
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
DIY Drum Shade
Do probably the most recent DIY project was this DIY Drum Shade for our dining area. In my opinion, I think it looks so much better than the black metal with frosty white lamps chandelier that came with the apartment.
What you will need:
- 23" Quilting/embroidery Hoop (2 of them) or a size that works for your table/dining area (I ordered them from Jo Ann Fabrics)
- a table runner measuring at least 74 inches so fit around the embroidery hoops
- string/wire to attach to existing light fixture
Directions:
1) unscrew the out ring of each embroidery hoop and lay the inner ring on a flat surface.
2) wrap the table runner around the inner ring lengthwise, the table runner will overlap with itself a bit
3) slide the outer hoop around the table runner and inner ring so that the table runner is squeezed in between the two rings
4) repeat with the other end of the table runner
5) tie string to one of the embroidery hoops by either sewing or gluing and affix to the existing light fixture (this will be different for different light fixtures, you'll kind of have to find your own way.
What you will need:
- 23" Quilting/embroidery Hoop (2 of them) or a size that works for your table/dining area (I ordered them from Jo Ann Fabrics)
- a table runner measuring at least 74 inches so fit around the embroidery hoops
- string/wire to attach to existing light fixture
Directions:
1) unscrew the out ring of each embroidery hoop and lay the inner ring on a flat surface.
2) wrap the table runner around the inner ring lengthwise, the table runner will overlap with itself a bit
3) slide the outer hoop around the table runner and inner ring so that the table runner is squeezed in between the two rings
4) repeat with the other end of the table runner
5) tie string to one of the embroidery hoops by either sewing or gluing and affix to the existing light fixture (this will be different for different light fixtures, you'll kind of have to find your own way.
TADA!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Christmas Card 2023
In an effort to be more environmentally friendly this year (and because we ran out of time to send anything before the New Year), we have t...
-
A new project of mine: Thanks to craigslist I am now hired by a homeowner to paint their stairwell in the the style of Starry Night ... -
In an effort to be more environmentally friendly this year (and because we ran out of time to send anything before the New Year), we have t... -
Had some extra time today to add the next few photos of baby girl into her artifact uprising photo album that will be complete once we celeb...