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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Are you Brave Enough to Pursue Your Idea/Dream?
I've been debating about writing this post for quite some time now, and decided that if I share what I've been working on with all of you, I will now be held more accountable to follow through with it. But before I get into what I have debated about sharing, let me ask you something...is there something you have always wanted to do/learn/be, that you talk yourself out of day after day, year after year? What is it? Why do you do keep yourself from doing/learning/being it?
Labels:
be brave,
Boo Boo Builders,
DIY,
Next Children's Writer
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
FREE Articles of Faith Large Printable
To get your free printable, or to read what Mormon's, (members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,) believe, read on...
Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Easy Updating Magic Using Gel Stain
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
Published in Flea Market Home & Living
I got some exciting news last week--one of my furniture makeover projects was featured in January's issue of Flea Market Home & Living!
Read on to see what furniture project was published...
Monday, December 18, 2017
Two DIY Family Signs
I came across this picture of two personalized gifts I made last year, but couldn't share since I hadn't given them away yet. In case any of you are still looking for things to give this holiday season, or have run out of money and still have a few more on your list to get gifts for, here are two wooden signs with one's family's pictures you can make too. And even if you aren't of the same faith as me, you can easily tailor the message or picture to something your family is all about.
Items You Need:
- Wood piece (varying sizes work)
- Paint, stain, sharpies, whatever...I used latex paint for the top sign, sharpie for the letters, and watercolors for the flowers. For the bottom sign I stained the wood, then a whitewash for the temple silhouette, and a silver paint pen for "eternity"
- Drill - to drill two holes toward the bottom corners
- Thin rope/string to go through the holes, and tie in the back
- Mini clothespins--to clip on the rope
- Mini photos of family members--I copied and pasted pictures on an 8.5x11 cardstock, printed it out, and then cut out each picture
- Picture hanging hardware
That's it! For less than a few bucks you can make a thoughtful gift they are sure to love!
Friday, November 10, 2017
Not Artistic but want to make your own Art? Stencils are the Solution!
Drawing has always come naturally to me, so when growing up I remember assuming it did for others too; however I remember in 7th grade in my Speech and Debate class, I taught my class how to draw a simple step by step penguin. My teacher's penguin looked awful, and she was the first to admit it. I then learned that drawing, even when simplified, can still be very difficult.
So I don't want any of you to discount yourselves when looking at the wood signs below, because I am here to tell you that YOU can make art that speaks to you for your own home (or to sell), and you don't need to have artistic abilities!
Note: Although this is a sponsored post, courtesy of Stencil Revolution, it provides honest feedback on the product, and provides helpful tips and tricks when working with stencils.
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