Materials:Window screen (I bought a roll of charcoal colored fiberglass screen at Home Depot for less than $7)Stencil (I cut paper with my Cougar–you can use any diecut machine or even scissors to cut your design)Foam brushPaintFrame (no glass or back needed) Cut a piece of screen (I cut the fiberglass kind with regular scissors) …
It’s not a new idea, but I needed a place in the kitchen to write down ingredients I had run out of. I didn’t want to hang anything on the new fridge (our doors are magnetic but I’ve been afraid that they would leave scratches in the finish–plus I like the look of a cleared-off …
I’ll be honest with you–I’m not great in the kitchen. Luckily my husband will eat just about anything, but even I don’t end up liking what I’ve made sometimes. But there is one thing that I’m kind of proud of, and that’s my bread. I make all our bread we eat (unless I’ve been sick, …
Some of you will remember that back in the spring I was on a design team for DtsArt. Once a week I posted a project using one of their new files. Now I’m back making an appearance this week and I love the Gone Loopy Frame set I got to use. I chose just one …
Flower clips are nothing new in the world of accessories, but I’ll show you these anyway. Cut circles of satin and melt the edges with a candle. Fold each circle in half then half again to make triangles. Secure with a drop of hot glue. Arrange triangles on a small circle of felt, gluing as …