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Our first furniture redo
>> Sunday, July 04, 2010
Yesterday i noticed that by our dumpster area there was a mattress. I asked my husband if he would run over there and see if there was a bed frame to go with it. He found a twin sized bed frame, took it apart and brought it home.
He got to working on it right away until he got rained out. Since this was our first redo we had a lot of altering from out original plan, and ended up with a lot more scrap wood then we might have if we knew exactly what we were going to do.
But i like what we ended up with. This is the bench before i painted it:
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What do you all think? I might end up making a padding for it, but then again i like the way it is as well.
Diaper Pouch
>> Friday, May 28, 2010
Step by step instructions @ noodleheads.blogspot.com
Ruffle Dress
>> Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Step by step instructions @ tearosehome.blogspot.com
Stay-Put Kitchen Towels
>> Monday, May 24, 2010
Step by step instructions @ pin-sew-press.blogspot.com
I want to make some of these cause my daughter always pulls mine off and runs off, i have to look around the house to find them LOL These might be nice, but she would hate them ;)
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Dish Mats
Find out how to make these @ noodleheads.blogspot.com
PDF Tutorial @ www.flythroughourwindow.com
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3D Effect with Hot Glue
>> Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Bunny Patterns
>> Monday, May 17, 2010
- Wabbit by Yoonie – Great twist on the more traditional rabbits you’d find in Easter hampers, I can really see this softie becoming my son’s favourite very quickly.
- Chibi Bunny by My Little Mochi – Awesome details with the embroidery, and I really like the touch of colour added with the printed cotton on the bottom, the pattern is also included for a kitten in a similar style.
- Recycled Bunny by Kayte – Big blanket stitch and the naive styling to this stuffed bunny give it lots of charm.
- Kwoozy Rabbit and Carrot by Kwoozy – Every rabbit needs a carrot, right? This pattern also features food for your bunny. Again I love the use of bright prints!
- Cashmere Bunny by Betz White – Made from recycled sweaters this is a great way to use up those thrifted jumpers you’ve been saving, I also love the needle felted heart on the bum.
- Tippy The Snow Bunny by Q. D. Patooties – With autumn now officially on its way in Australia, you can welcome in the cooler weather with this winter themed bun.
- Revoluzzzionary Easter Bunny by Suse – Two options with the pattern, one simple bunny and one a little bit more advanced with the addition of limbs.
- Hazelnut Felt Bunny by Jacqui – Very reminiscent of Beatrix Potter and more traditional bunny softies, if you’re looking for a more vintage bunny in your basket, this may be more your style.
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