I made this candle holder for my mom for
Christmas, inspired by
kirra who shows you how to make one on her blog which you can find here-
http://kirrasue.blogspot.com/2008/11/presents-on-budget.html
I bought the plate at an antique store (great price)
I bought the glass candlestick at the goodwill (2 for 99 cents). You can also find the plates their for super cheap but you may have to search. You can pick out a less vintage style plate and make it match your decor of even use a colered candlestick.
These started out as wooden letters (from
Micheal's, also affordable) and I mod
podged them first with paper (you can pick out any pattern you want) then I sanded them on the sides to get the paper off. My wooden letters came already white so I didn't have to paint the sides at all. These are great you can make them with the first letter of your
children's name and hang them in their room or display them on a shelf.
This one is so my favorite!!! I made this frame too with my friend
Erin. It has a few steps to it but it's so easy. It's the same process as the wooden letters (all wood from
Michael's, ribbon and
embellishments from
wal-mart, that's right folks, they have some sweet stuff for
suuuuper cheap!)
it's fun to hang it from a cool hook or doorknob or your Grandmas vintage knobs, (you can be creative) got this idea from
Erin!
This is a project on my "to do list". I am going to paint the wooden wall plaque (
wal-mart) brown and glue the small 'H' to it. You can also mod
podge paper to the plaque. I bought the small 'H' at
Michael's and just mod
podged it with paper. You could also paint it.
More from my "to do list". I bought these frames for a great price at a vintage boutique and I am probably going to mat and frame the big one and the teal blue one I am wanting to turn into a chalkboard for my kitchen.
I am going to invite my friends over on
Thursday to make crafts together. It's so much fun to make things with your
girlfriends. I certainly make many mistakes so it's nice to be able to help each other. I would encourage you to do
something creative with your friends, you will feel better after.
Are you ready to CRAFT now!!! Let me know if you make anything, I would love some ideas.
She has the best big brother, he loves her sooo much
Gigi and baby Annie (I love her lips, she gets them from her mama)
Papa and baby Annie (she will be loved)
He's no longer the baby
I am absolutely in HEAVEN when I am with her
She sleeps so well!
Annie with her Mom
I made this candle holder for my mom for Christmas, inspired by kirra who shows you how to make one on her blog which you can find here-http://kirrasue.blogspot.com/2008/11/presents-on-budget.html
I bought the plate at an antique store (great price)
I bought the glass candlestick at the goodwill (2 for 99 cents). You can also find the plates their for super cheap but you may have to search. You can pick out a less vintage style plate and make it match your decor of even use a colered candlestick.
These started out as wooden letters (from Micheal's, also affordable) and I mod podged them first with paper (you can pick out any pattern you want) then I sanded them on the sides to get the paper off. My wooden letters came already white so I didn't have to paint the sides at all. These are great you can make them with the first letter of your children's name and hang them in their room or display them on a shelf.
This one is so my favorite!!! I made this frame too with my friend Erin. It has a few steps to it but it's so easy. It's the same process as the wooden letters (all wood from Michael's, ribbon and embellishments from wal-mart, that's right folks, they have some sweet stuff for suuuuper cheap!)
it's fun to hang it from a cool hook or doorknob or your Grandmas vintage knobs, (you can be creative) got this idea from Erin!
This is a project on my "to do list". I am going to paint the wooden wall plaque (wal-mart) brown and glue the small 'H' to it. You can also mod podge paper to the plaque. I bought the small 'H' at Michael's and just mod podged it with paper. You could also paint it.
More from my "to do list". I bought these frames for a great price at a vintage boutique and I am probably going to mat and frame the big one and the teal blue one I am wanting to turn into a chalkboard for my kitchen.
