and happy 2nd Birthday to my grandson Jonathan~
and happy 2nd Birthday to my grandson Jonathan~
I submitted my Faux leather tutorial to the "Tip Junkie" and was one of the featured bloggers on the site. Neat~
My grandson pulls out these two bumbo seats daily and insists his Mommy put his sister Chloe in one as he sits in the other one. Now....Chloe will be two months old on the 13th and can barely hold her head up but that doesn't stop the two of them lol Now...he just has to teach Chloe to smile-- and SMILE BIG like he does lol
And also..........................
Here is a little bowed front cabinet that I picked up for $12.... I paid about $10 more than I wanted to, but thats how it goes sometimes! When I bought it it was stained very dark. Of course the minute I've gotten it painted I realized I should have taken a before photo! Anywho--- I lightened it up by painting it pink!
I then added some paper to the inside/back of the cabinet. The paper I used was some scented dresser drawer paper that I picked up from a thrift store (brand new in the box) for $2. I used an antique wash (glue/sealer) over the top of the paper to yellow it up a bit and to seal the paper.I added some lace around the edge of the two shelves...
On the back of this cabinet I used some reproduction catalog pages that was made into wrapping paper...another thrifted find @ .95cents! The wood on the back of this cabinet was still very "grainy" like it needed to be sanded-- so I opted to cover it with old looking paper.
The bow of the cabinet makes it perfect for holding a cup & saucer.... these both were sent to me in different internet swaps. If you wish to view more Trash to Treasure you can find more at Kari & Kijsa's blog. Also, Diane's blog "A Picture is worth $1,000 Words" hosts this event as well as Kim whose blog is called "Reinvented"! Go check them all out! If you have linked to my blog and wish to have a lookie-lou around.... you can click here.
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When I was baking recently I tried to crack the chicken eggs not in half like you normally would do... I tried to crack them higher to have more "egg" left to use as little nests for my tiny fairies. I washed them out using hot water and then let them soak in a bowl filled with hot water and a couple of squirts of some kitchen cleaner that has bleach in it. Then I just painted each egg with two coats of blue paint. (Apple Barrel's Regency Blue) I placed each egg onto a paint brush sitting in a cup to let them dry completely.
Aren't they just so darn caute??
Here she is working the reddish hair...... work it girl! Look down your nose at the world... you go girl~
Here she is falling over-- she is only a month old lol~
Lastly, my grandson shows his sister how to model... attitude, its all in the attitude~
Alright, alright... I'll stop :-P