Each Wednesday, we'll be spotlighting some items that are made "by your hands".
Today, we're featuring some really pretty pillows that we found on etsy.com
Thanks for visiting us again!
Deena Davis
www.ByYourHands.com
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Handmade Spotlight
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Handmade Spotlight,
handmadespotlight,
Spotlight
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Primitive Bucket Table Tutorial
I wanted to share this wonderful tutorial for making your own primitive table with you.
The excellent instructions make it look so easy I think I will have to try making one myself. It is a good size and I can see all kinds of wonderful prim goodies on it.
You will find this tutorial by Evelyn of Lee Hill Primitves Blog here. http://leehillprimitives.blogspot.com/2010/03/new-tutorial-bucket-table.html
The excellent instructions make it look so easy I think I will have to try making one myself. It is a good size and I can see all kinds of wonderful prim goodies on it.
You will find this tutorial by Evelyn of Lee Hill Primitves Blog here. http://leehillprimitives.blogspot.com/2010/03/new-tutorial-bucket-table.html
Labels:
bucket tabel tutorial,
bucket table,
handmade table,
lee hill primitives blog,
primitive furniture,
tutorial
Monday, April 26, 2010
CD Storage
Today, I'd like to share a quick little organizational tip for storing CD's.
A lot of times when you buy CD's they come on a spindle, like this.
Well, by accident, one day, I discovered that my spindle of CD's fit perfectly inside one of my paper mache stacking boxes.
You wouldn't have to use the spindle if you don't have one, but since I had one, and it was the right size, I thought I'd use it.
So there ya have it.... a quick little tip on how to conceal those pesky CD's that clutter up our desks.
Deena Davis
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Handmade Sampler Giveaway ---Handmade By Bette DONE
Welcome to our first Handmade Sampler giveaway. The sampler is a way for you to sample handmade goods. Thanks for stopping by.
Enter to win this vintage look clothespin dress from Handmade By Bette.
I am primarily a pattern designer but I think I will always feel the need to create with my hands. My Handmade By Bette etsy shop is where I sell the things I make. This clothespin dress was made from one of my early patterns which I changed up a little. There is a bag under the dress to hold clothespins if you wish but wouldn't this be a delightful addition to your laundry room. Have fun and I wish you all luck! Bette
Rules for entering:
1.To enter the giveaway all you have to do is visit http://www.handmadebybette.etsy.com and come back here and post a comment with your favorite item in my shop. Be sure and leave your email address so we can contact you if you win.
Earn extra entries by:
1. Earn one extra entry by becoming a follower of this blog.
2. Earn two extra entries by posting this giveaway on your blog along with a link to this blog. Be sure and let us know you have done this.
(USA entries only, please)
The giveaway will start today, Saturday, April 24, and the winner will be announced on Friday, May 7. We will announce it here and contact you by the email address you have left. Final day to enter is Thursday, May 6.
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by your hands,
clothespin dress,
giveaway,
handmade,
sampler
Friday, April 23, 2010
Trash To Treasure ----Pedestal Cake Stands
Welcome to Trash To Treasure Friday.
Turning trash into treasure is by no means something new. People have been doing it for many years.
The Go Green movement has brought it into prominence today.
Every week we will be showing you some ideas you may want to use for your home or business.
This week's feature is about Pedestal Cake Stands.
Faithfulness Farm has a unique use for glass plates using vases and candlesticks as the pedestal.
See the tutorial for making these here.
http://faithfulnessfarm.blogspot.com/2010/03/pedelstal-ed-platestutorial.html
Giver's Log has a tutorial for interchangable cakeplates. http://giverslog.com/?p=6600
And here is one made from a plate and a vintage ice cream glass at http://armellejewelry.blogspot.com/2007/03/make-your-own-cake-stand.html
You can make these out of any combinations of plates, cups, bowls, candlesticks, vases. Use your imagination and see what you can come up with.
Turning trash into treasure is by no means something new. People have been doing it for many years.
The Go Green movement has brought it into prominence today.
Every week we will be showing you some ideas you may want to use for your home or business.
This week's feature is about Pedestal Cake Stands.
Faithfulness Farm has a unique use for glass plates using vases and candlesticks as the pedestal.
See the tutorial for making these here.
http://faithfulnessfarm.blogspot.com/2010/03/pedelstal-ed-platestutorial.html
Giver's Log has a tutorial for interchangable cakeplates. http://giverslog.com/?p=6600
And here is one made from a plate and a vintage ice cream glass at http://armellejewelry.blogspot.com/2007/03/make-your-own-cake-stand.html
You can make these out of any combinations of plates, cups, bowls, candlesticks, vases. Use your imagination and see what you can come up with.
Labels:
cake plates,
cake stand,
go green,
makeover,
pedestal cake plates,
trash,
trash to treasure
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