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I created a Valentine Wreath using only things I already had around the house. Use what you have, and if needed, pick up a few things from the store. It will definitely be less than $5!
I was inspired by the kitchen theme. I used the letters "EAT," painted them black, and added some old family silverware. They rest on the backsplash and I love them! www.juliejohnsonblog.blogspot.com
I got the idea from a top that I saw at Gymboree and I just knew I could make one myself. I love the way it turned out and it was seriously fast and easy!
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I picked up the thrift store dress for $3.98 (it had been marked down!) Hows that for under 5 bucks!
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ReplyDeleteI am definitely going to hunt thrift stores to make my clutches now! Fab-U-Lous!!! or maybe even some Brooches! owwww!
ReplyDeleteI was inspired by the kitchen theme. I used the letters "EAT," painted them black, and added some old family silverware. They rest on the backsplash and I love them!
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I made a first aid kit with some folksy-cute fabric!
ReplyDeleteI got the idea from a top that I saw at Gymboree and I just knew I could make one myself. I love the way it turned out and it was seriously fast and easy!
ReplyDeleteI just made a kids play tent out of sheets and a hula hoop and now I am loving the cardboard house! It is so cute!
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