Join me for Show and Tell- With- "My Romantic Home" By Cindy-
What a Busy weekend but enjoyable, I found this cabinet that was in need of some little TLC, look at the transformation! This is a great Treasure plus it came in handy. With some little sanding, white paint, and chicken wire. WOW!!!!
Some white Satin paint.
Chicken wire
Open
Finished!!! What do you think? Nice Hugh!!! I hope you like it it was a challenge but like the end result.
I hope you all have a Great, Wonderful and, Safe Memorial Day Weekend.
Stay Shabby Fantastic this Holiday!! Remembering those who died for us in the Battle Fields of War so that we would be Free Americans!!!! Bless them All!!!
Com-on back tomorrow will have more to share with you.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Korker Tutorial
My Sister Ruth showed me these Korker's and I just had to try to make them and guess what? It worked I like making them here is a Tutorial if you like to to try them. They are in fashion this summer so join in the fun. I like making the thin ones, the more bushy the better what do you think?
Supplies:
* 100% Polyester Ribbon
* Clothespins (the small type work well)
* Wooden dowels, cut to fit in the oven
* Scissors
* Fray check
* Thread and Needle
* Hot Glue Gun
* Alligator Barrette Clip
Directions:
1. Preheat the oven to 250 degrees.
2. Use a clothespin to hold one end of your ribbon on the dowel and begin to wrap the ribbon. Once you reach the end of the dowel, cut the ribbon and use another clothespin to hold it in place.
3. Place the wrapped dowel on a baking sheet. Make sure it is clean since you won't want grease transferring to your ribbon. You can also put a sheet of aluminum foil on the sheet to make sure the ribbon stays clean.
4. Put the baking sheet in the over and "bake." My oven takes 10 minutes. However, you may want to start with 20, make sure the ribbon isn't browning. Once the ribbon seems universally hot and set, take the baking sheet out of the oven and allow to cool.
5. Pull the cooled ribbon off the dowel. You should now have a coiled strand.
6.Cut the ribbon into 3-inch lengths and apply fray check to the ends.
7. Thread the needle and knot the end. Run the needle through the center of each ribbon segment until you have the number you want threaded.Once you have threaded all the ribbon segments, run the needle back through and pull it tight.
8.# The next step is to cover the barrette clip. Hot glue the ribbon to the barrette starting with the inside and wrapping your way around.
9. Next tie your korker bow to the top of the barrette. Because my daughter can be rough on the barrettes, I also add a bit of hot glue to secure the bow.
10- WAL-LA You are done! That was easy..
Until next time stay Shabby Chic.
PS. Sis don't worry you will be receiving the supplies to make your own and my nieces can join the fun this summer also. Hugs N Kisses!!!
Supplies:
* 100% Polyester Ribbon
* Clothespins (the small type work well)
* Wooden dowels, cut to fit in the oven
* Scissors
* Fray check
* Thread and Needle
* Hot Glue Gun
* Alligator Barrette Clip
Directions:
1. Preheat the oven to 250 degrees.
2. Use a clothespin to hold one end of your ribbon on the dowel and begin to wrap the ribbon. Once you reach the end of the dowel, cut the ribbon and use another clothespin to hold it in place.
3. Place the wrapped dowel on a baking sheet. Make sure it is clean since you won't want grease transferring to your ribbon. You can also put a sheet of aluminum foil on the sheet to make sure the ribbon stays clean.
4. Put the baking sheet in the over and "bake." My oven takes 10 minutes. However, you may want to start with 20, make sure the ribbon isn't browning. Once the ribbon seems universally hot and set, take the baking sheet out of the oven and allow to cool.
5. Pull the cooled ribbon off the dowel. You should now have a coiled strand.
6.Cut the ribbon into 3-inch lengths and apply fray check to the ends.
7. Thread the needle and knot the end. Run the needle through the center of each ribbon segment until you have the number you want threaded.Once you have threaded all the ribbon segments, run the needle back through and pull it tight.
8.# The next step is to cover the barrette clip. Hot glue the ribbon to the barrette starting with the inside and wrapping your way around.
9. Next tie your korker bow to the top of the barrette. Because my daughter can be rough on the barrettes, I also add a bit of hot glue to secure the bow.
10- WAL-LA You are done! That was easy..
Until next time stay Shabby Chic.
PS. Sis don't worry you will be receiving the supplies to make your own and my nieces can join the fun this summer also. Hugs N Kisses!!!
Friday, May 21, 2010
Play House
Hello Everyone, I am back. I would like to share this amazing little house that was given to me by a Dear Friend of mine. She had built this house and it was her toy for a couple of years, she has passed it on to me. I can say it is very nice and delicate. The parts are so cute and I would like to change some things and add furniture and a family to it. But my younger sis as you know her "Ruth" she has always wanted to have a doll house. I think I will be passing it to her one day. I love the house and all but I would like a real small cottage that I can walk inside and play with my nieces and grandchildren one day. That is my dream, so Sis here is your home waiting to be played with and awaiting for an up date on the inside. I hope you all like it it is amazing having it in front of you; what detail it has and how cute the little things are inside and they all work. It even has lighting that works, it is so cute. Sorry for the delay on posting but I am back and will have more fun stuff later. So come by and check up on us, we are full of surprises and not to mention I have a lot to show you. I have found more treasures and made lots of more crafts, since my camera took a break. Until then Stay Shabby Chic and keep us in mind. Enjoy the play house!
Com'on In!
Look there is even a little bird.
Com'on In!
Look there is even a little bird.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Graduation getting Closer
Hello Everyone:
I been away for a couple of weeks, been busy setting up accounts and training my first employee. Yeah hopefully I will receive more accounts in order to employ more people in my real life business.
Well I have nothing to show you at this time even though I been working on my crafts, but my camera broke. I have not had a chance to go purchase a new one. I will thins week. So please come and visit us soon, I promise there is lots to see and share in the coming week. Thank you for keeping up with us.
I been away for a couple of weeks, been busy setting up accounts and training my first employee. Yeah hopefully I will receive more accounts in order to employ more people in my real life business.
Well I have nothing to show you at this time even though I been working on my crafts, but my camera broke. I have not had a chance to go purchase a new one. I will thins week. So please come and visit us soon, I promise there is lots to see and share in the coming week. Thank you for keeping up with us.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Coil
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