I needed a new centerpiece for an upcoming tablescape, but couldn’t find anything that I really liked. As a crafter, the solution was very easy… make it myself.
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I needed a new centerpiece for an upcoming tablescape, but couldn’t find anything that I really liked. As a crafter, the solution was very easy… make it myself.
Using some flannel, satin, batting & a sewing machine, I made a new comforter for the Grand-baby!
This Mirror Riser is so easy to make & will bring a little sparkle to any centerpiece. It looks expensive, but it’s not.
Today, I’ll show you how to turn a plain glass Dollar Tree vase into a Snow Leopard Vase using only paint. It’s easier than you might think.
I’m still using up items from my craft room as well as recycling things that could have gone into the land fills. You know how much I love sparkle & glam accents, especially since I love new items that can be used as a centerpiece. This is what I came up with.
This was a different kind of challenge for me. We were asked to take something from a thrift store, that we normally wouldn’t put in our homes, and give it new life.
I think I did just that!
This was the before:
And this is the after:
To see how I did this, click on the link below.
Happy Creating everyone!
I love to burn candles, especially when I’m cooking with onions. Problem is, I can’t seem to throw the empty candle jars away. Today, I’m going to show you my little trick for removing the wax from those candle jars.
Then, I’ll show you how I went from this:
To this:
This sparkly holder can be used to hold candles, cotton balls, Q-Tips… what ever you want it for.
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Happy Creating everyone!
By now you know me well enough to know that if I don’t have what I need, I make it. I wanted some copper colored flatware for a Fall tablescape. I couldn’t believe how expensive it was! $54.00? I don’t think so… I made mine for $2.64.
I found some plain silver flatware at Walmart. They had 4 packs for $.88 each so I got a pack of knives, spoons & forks. I washed & dried them, but in hind site, I should have used an S.O.S. pad to roughen up the surface. Live & learn.
Then using painter’s tape, I taped off everything that I didn’t want painted. I used 2 coats of metallic copper paint & 2 coats of Krylon’s Triple Thick clear glaze on both sides.
I love the way they turned out, and it was just what my tablescape needed.
Let me know what you think!
Happy Creating everyone!
If you want to see how I did this:
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It’s no secret how much I love my ‘bling’. I just can’t seem to get enough of it. When I wanted to add a new wall hanging for my hallway, this project seemed to be perfect.
I’ve had and loved this wrought iron cross for years & it hung in our home in a prominent place. I always wished that it had more of a visual impact, which I felt it deserved. After adding a frame to the cross, it’s now a focal point. I love it even more.