I love all the cute boot socks available these days, especially the ones with sweet crochet trim around the edges. I decided to make some small Valentine’s Day cards with some tiny boot socks by recycling a soft, pink sweater. Found these lovely crochet trims on the clearance aisle! […]
Tag: decorative papers
Bird and Topiary
Having fun with my scissors again…
Upcycled Paper Rolls~ Napkin Ring and Place Card
I’m in no shortage of these at my house so when I saw Somerset Life’s ‘Paper Roll’ challenge I thought I’d give it a try. And lest you think all rolls are created equal, I have to show you the difference. The sturdier tube on the right is Charmin. (Isn’t […]
Simple Easter Tags with Marjolein Bastin Stickers
I made these Easter tags for Knox’s therapists. They are all so kind and caring and we appreciate them so much. Right now he has an OT (occupational therapist), a VI (vision therapist), an AI (hearing therapist), an OM (orientation and mobility), and a PT (physical therapist). Wonderful ladies! Marjolein […]
Super Art Friday-Owl Valentine’s
This week’s art affair was ‘owl’ about having fun! We were in the craft store yesterday and saw owl themed Valentine’s stuff everywhere. I got home and designed this simple pattern so we could make some owls of our own. You’re welcome to borrow this pattern, and please link back […]
A Home-Made Puppet Theater
Two cardboard boxes from the garage became the framework for our home-made puppet theater. I used a knife to cut out the opening on one side of the top box, and then taped up one of the flaps in back. I think the photos do a better job of explaining […]
Autumn Colored Butterfly Cards
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ATC With Quilled Goldfish
The last week of the Summer of Color challenge is here, along with the toughest color for me…orange. My daughter had no trouble at all, however. She drew a sunny and bright “Orange Library”, complete with many juicy-colored books, and a very tangy shaded lion. How does she come up with this stuff? Even […]
‘We Plan Our Future’ Card With Quilling
To see more images of this card, please visit my Etsy shop–All proceeds go to Cockayne Syndrome Research!