Lets Make a Mess
This post brought to you by Tree Hut. All opinions are 100% mine. When I first started doing jewelry and nail tutorials, I noticed something about my hands. My close up pictures showed just how dry my hands were, and once I could see it I started to really feel it too. As a creative person, and a mom of a 2 year old and a 3 year old, I
I know I’ve mentioned before that I do not know how to use a sewing machine. Learning to sew is definitely one of my goals for myself for the near future, but in the meantime, I need to find other ways of making things with fabric. These muslin gift bags are quick and easy to make, although the glue does need time to dry. I’ll share how I made these
Happy Mother’s Day. We were out of town last week visiting family and friends. It was a lot of fun, but we’re happy to be home. Welcome to Monday Funday! Every Monday you can link up your crafts / DIY Ideas / recipes to not just one, but Five SIX awesome blogs: C.R.A.F.T. // Lines Across // Uncommon Designs // That’s What Che Said // Creatively Living // & our
Welcome to Monday Funday! Every Monday you can link up your crafts / DIY Ideas / recipes to not just one, but Five SIX awesome blogs: C.R.A.F.T. // Lines Across // Uncommon Designs // That’s What Che Said // Creatively Living // & our newest co-host: Finding Home That’s right, SIX instead of 5 blogs! Here’s the deal, we decided it would be FUN to add a 6th rotating hostess
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of John Frieda. All opinions are 100% mine. It’s worth it to take a little extra time and thought into your hair care, to get great results. Here are some ways that I’ve found, through personal experience, the advice of a stylist, or a great magazine article to achieve stronger and healthier hair. 1. Let your hair air dry as
I LOVE being a mom more than anything in the world. I never really thought much about having kids, or planned for it until it happened. My husband and I met in high school, dated through college, and got married after graduation. 10 months after our wedding, our son Benjamin was born, and 16 months later, our daughter Lyla was born. The whole thing was like a whirlwind. My life
Welcome to Monday Funday! I’m so glad you’re here to share your wonderful projects with us. I hope you’re not too hungry when you check out the features Cheryl picked out this week. Every Monday you can link up your crafts / DIY Ideas / recipes to not just one, but FIVESIX awesome blogs: C.R.A.F.T. // Lines Across // Uncommon Designs // That’s What Che Said // Creatively Living //
I realized it’s been a long time since I shared a bracelet tutorial. This chevron style bracelet is fun and easy to braid, and can be turned into so many different styles of handmade jewelry. I used nylon cord from the trimmings section at the craft store for these bracelets. You can also find this in the kids section in multicolored packs. All you need to make these wrap bracelets
Welcome to Lines Across! This past weekend I was away at the SNAP creative blogger’s conference in Utah. It was a lot of fun, an overwhelming amount of information, and a few long flights. I scheduled this post at the airport yesterday and must have forgotten to hit publish. I’m sorry for the confusion, and I hope you were able to join the party through one of the other amazing
1. Clay Chevron Ring via Craftberry Bush 2. . DIY Geode Ring via State of Unique 3. Jewelry Wire Heart Ring via I SPY DIY 4. DIY Knot Ring via Plan B 5. Wrapped Peach Adventure Ring via Bettina’s Blog 6. Continuous Miniature Pearl Ring by The Cheese Thief 7. DIY Gold Chevron Ring via A Pair and a Spare 8. DIY Geometric Ring via Why Don’t You Make Me
