Thanks to everyone who shared a DIY story with me. I wish I could have picked more than one winner as there were a few stories that were quite heartwarming. The winner is Anne of Cutesy Crafty.
Here was her entry:
My DIY project I have been working on and is finally coming along :) is on my "creative corner" (No, I don't have a craft room.) I plan on taking a little space at a time in my home until I make it beautiful and this is one place that means the most to me. I get such pleasure to handmake a gift (which is most often the case) or to sew something new, I needed to want to be there. I DIY painted my desk and gave it a varnish, added shelf liner myself, bought the perfect chair, made a memo board for my patterns, made a matching rag rug, added an etsy purchased barn star :) I love it! Thank you for the chance!
Thanks Anne for sharing your story and continuing to gift people with handmade goodness.
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6.01.2010
5.21.2010
Giveaway- $50 Gift Card for CSN Stores
Can you tell me about a DIY project that you did or want to do? Maybe you refinished an old armoire or have plans to create a community garden. The most creative and heartwarming project will win a $50 gift card that can be used to buy anything from a bathroom vanity to a crib at any of the 200 CSN online stores.
This contest will run through May 28, 2010. The winner will be announced on June 1.
To Enter:
-Follow me on Twitter @mamalounge.com
-Post details about your project in the comment section.
Thanks to Oakbook, Flinc, and TipJunkie for helping spread the word
This contest will run through May 28, 2010. The winner will be announced on June 1.
To Enter:
-Follow me on Twitter @mamalounge.com
-Post details about your project in the comment section.
Thanks to Oakbook, Flinc, and TipJunkie for helping spread the word
3.16.2009
DIY:CARDBOARD PlAyBoX
Don't ditch those big boxes from all your on-line shopping.
Do a quick upgrade and viola! you've created a fun box. All you need are sharp scissors, old stickers, yarn, and finger puppets. You could leave the box as-is but this is much more fun. Cut out windows and hang things with short strips of yarn to add dimension.
Shown Above: Puppet penguin and monkey trapezing across the way.
Honestly your kid and pet will end up snoozing in there. Enjoy!
Here's a link to more advanced cardboard toy making too.
DIY Flashback: Pregnancy Photos
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