Join Kim and Kris from www.theDIYdish.com as they show you simple ways to organize your craft space (or any room!) with some earth-friendly ideas. Repurpose and upcycle projects.
Thanks for joining us today,
Deena Davis
www.byyourhands.blogspot.com
Monday, April 11, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Blog Party Sunday --- Spring
It is finally Spring in most parts of the country. Show us what you made for spring.
The rules are simple:
1. Follow our blog
2. Handmade items only.
3. You may list up to 3 items.
4. Family friendly items only.
The success of this link party depends on the participants so spread the word to your friends, visit the shops, post about it on your blog, in a forum or on your favorite social networking site, grab the button and put it on your blog or website.
Just click on the Add Your Link button at the end of this post and add your items.
And if you would like to add a link to the party you can grab this button below.
The rules are simple:
1. Follow our blog
2. Handmade items only.
3. You may list up to 3 items.
4. Family friendly items only.
The success of this link party depends on the participants so spread the word to your friends, visit the shops, post about it on your blog, in a forum or on your favorite social networking site, grab the button and put it on your blog or website.
Just click on the Add Your Link button at the end of this post and add your items.
And if you would like to add a link to the party you can grab this button below.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Today's Featured Shop --- Simple Thyme Prims
Today I am featuring Simple Thyme Prims. I fell in love with the beautiful handwork done by Ronda and wanted to share it with you.
Cross Stitch Spring Sampler
Cross Stitch Gardeners Pocket
Hanging Cupboard Tuck
Punch Needle Pin Keep
If you love primitive folk art be sure and check out Ronda's shop. http://www.etsy.com/shop/SimpleThymePrims
Cross Stitch Spring Sampler
Hanging Cupboard Tuck
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Do It Yourself Tutorial ----------Underbed Storage
Today we have a guest poster, Jaime from That's My Letter.
"S" is for Storage
They are 1/2" plywood boxes with wheels attached.
I measured, designed and constructed three boxes to fit the space.
They are long - 40" by 21" wide but not too deep - only 7" - which is good because kids do better with shallow drawers and bins. Too deep and the clothes only get piled and lost.
Be sure and visit Jaime on her blog, http://thatsmyletter.blogspot.com. where she has many other diy projects.
"S" is for Storage
I designed and built these long bins specifically to fit under the girls bunk beds.
Recently when the girls bunked their beds we were left with a vast open unused space below:
To make the best use of that space I decided rolling storage bins were the answer.
They are long - 40" by 21" wide but not too deep - only 7" - which is good because kids do better with shallow drawers and bins. Too deep and the clothes only get piled and lost.
I attached five wheels to the underside for easy rolling in and out and the middle wheel helps carry the weight:
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