Here are some of my favorites that I have created:
Here's the deal: You're in a rush to craft your Little something for big/little reveal or it's your bestfriends birthday and your idea tank has run low and you CAN NOT find a good crafting site...well I'm collaborating all my ideas here! No need to buy those expensive crafty books! Just look at my site for all your crafting needs and ideas. Have fun and craft like a queen!
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Creative Vintage Necklaces for Cheap
Here is one of my favorite fashion ideas. You're sure to have one of a kind jewelry with little tip that I have been doing for years. What I like to do is go vintage or antique stores and buy cheap one or two dollar colorful beaded necklaces and then also pick up a couple cute and unique pins or brooches and attach the two together. You can coordinate with colors or put some cute animal pins together or whatever you feel like. Which ever items you decide to put together you're sure to be the highlight of any party with an inexpensive, interesting piece of jewelry that is sure to spark an interesting conversation!
Store That Jewelry
Here's a simple and cute way to display you're jewelry (especially if you are a necklace hoard!). Plus, it's so simple and cheap to do.
1. Take a trip to any antique story and find some victorian styled iron hooks. They usually come rusted and are very inexpensive. I bought mine for about 1-3 dollars a piece!
2. Then get a cheap bottle of spray paint in the color of your choice and have at it on the hooks.
3. Now your jewelry hanger is completed. You can hang it by your mirror or on either side of some shelves for a cute and classy touch!
Cheap Designing with Glass Bottles
Alright here is the first tip/activity to do anything better and it's on decorating or designing. Ever wonder what to do with glass bottles besides throwing them in the trash? Well I have found a cute and creative way to make use of them in your home! Here's how to do it:
1. Take any labels off of clear glass bottles and rinse and clean.
2. Pic out some of your favorite colors of basic paint (I get my bottled paint from Hobby Lobby) and squirt a few squirts of paint into the bottle.
3. Next you'll poor a small bit of water into the bottle to mix with the paint (remember if the paint is too liquidy then it'll just run in the bottle and it wont work correctly so poor about a tablespoon at first).
4. Now you'll cover the top of the bottle with your hand and shake it up, making the inside of the bottle covered in your favorite color. Perfect! Now let it try
5. For the finishing touch buy some cute, inexpensive plastic flowers like daisies and place one or more in each of your colored bottles and place on display!
What a way to design without burning holes in your pocket. Say tuned for more designing ideas and ways to look polished without spending hundreds of dollars.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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Take care,
Courtney
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