Here's an easy project that only requires a small amount of time and supplies. You'll need some Dollar Tree garden stakes, Mod Podge, paper and a printer.Once you grab your Dollar Tree supplies, head on over to The Graphics Fairy for some amazing vintage vegetable images. I found the ones I wanted and printed them off to the smallest setting my printer would allow.Next, simply rip out your images. (I distressed the edges of mine...
I'm back after a much-needed blogging break! I'm recuperating after our own weekend garage sale and ready to get my crafting/thrifting back on!Jeanine ...
I'm still here! Just been taking a little bit of a much-needed break from blogging. Hoping to get back into the swing of things shortly.Jeanine ...
Sharing super easy bunny silhouette frames today.You'll need two of these Dollar Tree beaded frames. When you flip them over, you'll see the backing can be removed and you can add whatever background you like. I used peel & stick cork for one and cardstock for the other.I used my Cricut to cut out my bunny silhouettes (using the Easter cartridge). If you don't have a Cricut, a quick Pinterest search for free bunny silhouettes...
It seems like just yesterday I was decorating for Valetine's Day...and now here I am getting my Irish on for St. Patrick's Day.I don't have a lot in the way of decorations. I made the lucky sign using a Dollar Tree frame and DaFont. I never let a holiday go by without using Scrabble tiles.If you follow me on Instagram, you might notice the green vases I picked up at our local thrift store. The...
