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Getting Creative with Holiday Wrapping Paper
Getting Creative with Holiday Wrapping Paper
A roll of wrapping paperRibbonDecorative embellishmentsGarlandWreathSilkPineconesWhatever you can think of!Hot glue gunPre-made bowDirections:
Shirley Bovshow Creates Lawn Art
Shirley Bovshow Creates Lawn Art
Preparing Heart Template Draw large heart design in center of either cardboard or coated foam board and cut out so you have a template. Draw a series of smaller hearts on another board and cut out. Use either painters tape or duct tape along the edge of the cutout so paint doesn't bleed into the board.
Ken Wingard's Fairytale Pumpkin Terrarium
Ken Wingard's Fairytale Pumpkin Terrarium
White PumpkinCarving UtensilsCandleSoilMossEmbellishmentsDirections:
Mark's DIY Picture Frame Makeup Vanity
Mark's DIY Picture Frame Makeup Vanity
Mark's DIY Picture Frame Makeup Vanity
Sophie Uliano’s Reusable Shopping Bag Picks!
Sophie Uliano’s Reusable Shopping Bag Picks!
Sophie Uliano’s Reusable Shopping Bag Picks!
Sophie Uliano's Spa in a Jar
Sophie Uliano's Spa in a Jar
Spicy Holiday Sugar Scrub
Tanya Memme's DIY Mother/Daughter Flip Flops
Tanya Memme's DIY Mother/Daughter Flip Flops
Instructions: Take off the plastic straps. Cut 2 pieces of fabric about 2” wide and 1’ long. Thread fabric through toe hole. Tie knot on the underside and trim and secure with hot glue. Tie knot on the other side about ½” up from the flop (this is the toe thread). Tie a second knot above it. Thread the fabric through the ankle holes and tie a knot like the first one. Embellish any way you’d like!
Jessie Jane's DIY Lazy Susan
Jessie Jane's DIY Lazy Susan
24" Wood round or wine barrel topPaint, stencils, paint brushLazy susan metal hardwareScrewsDrillPiece of feltScissorsBlock of wood Get a 24’’ round piece of wood. You can also use a wine barrel top. Attach and center your lazy susan metal hardware – These come in varied shapes, I recommend using the square pieces. Attach your block of wood, using your drill (separating each by a piece of felt). Finally, using paint, stencil and a paint brush, customize your lazy susan! You can also add embellishments, lace, glitter, and of course, some mod podge!
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