By Guest Blogger Annabelle Carter Short
Patchwork projects can be a lot of fun and they can give you a product that is uniquely your own. Depending on the fabric and pattern that you use, you can create something purely one-of-a-kind.
Need a rest? Relax and put your feet up on this ottoman made from a Fairfield 18″ square tuffet kit.
Eager to try the latest sewing craze? Jelly-Roll Rugs are very popular now – and I had fun making mine!
Ready for a DIY home décor idea? This project is made with wooden coasters painted with acrylic paints and embellished with marbleizing spray paint.
We moved into our new office about 6 months ago, and sadly it took me awhile to find a way to display cute pictures of my mini. The problem was finding something that would add a little color, and match the reclaimed wood, ruggedness of the rest of the office. Thankfully I finally came up with a solution.
ps. Instructions for cute little not included.
It’s raining, it’s pouring and this craft lady needed something to keep from snoring. They say it is officially Spring… But here in Portland we are in our longest season – RAIN. And it has been a wet one this year. Thankfully the rain hasn’t stopped the flowers and trees from starting to bloom, and I wanted to steal (or copy) some of that beauty for my front door. I hope you enjoy this wreath.
CreateForLess recently moved our corporate office, and while moving is never fun, decorating a new space is. Right away, I noticed that there was no place for our incoming & outgoing mail and I knew a Mail Box Tray would need to be crafted soon. I love how this Button Lined Mail Tray turned out, and I hope that you enjoy it too.
