Shabby Chic Tutu

This is one of my favorite tutus so far! And the best part: it only cost me $3 to make. I had already purchased the ribbon and tulle for a previous tutu so what I used here was just extra. As for the lace, I was really fortunate to find these 4 bits of rolled up ribbon in boxes at numerous garage sales and, as luck would have it, they all matched! I still may end up adding some vintage 1/4 inch ribbon later, but for now I am loving this look! 

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Vanity turned doll canopy bed.

My sister gave me a vanity for my daughter. The problem: my daughter is 10 months old. So after taking it apart for storage I noticed that by flipping the foot pegs and the decorative hole plugs on the top, and omitting the glass, it becomes the foundation for the canopy bed of my dreams!

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Ceramic Tile Up-cycle

 

Ceramic Tile Up-cycle

 

 

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Make it Match Glitter Update

Make it Match Glitter Update

I was in the bathroom tidying up when i stared looking around at all the miss matched decorations. We just got new towels and painted the walls, so I really wanted the décor to go with the rest of the room. I started gathering the random paintable objects and then I swear the glitter and Mod Podge hopped right up and out of the box and up onto the table next the paint brush.  After I was finished, my kitchen was covered in glitter.

Here is the tutorial.

Step 1
Prep all the objects by unscrewing knobs and washing the dust off. Let dry.

 

Step 2  
Paint each object. I chose a trial size container of Valspar paint, but barely used any.

Step 2

Coat with Mod Podge, making sure to fully cover every surface except the back and or bottoms, depending on the piece.

Step 4
Repeat step 2 using glitter instead.
When dry, reattach knobs.