Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Vintage Holiday Tablescape

I just Love the holiday season

Christmas lights twinkling on the tree
 warm and cozy with my family...

A Vintage Christmas with the pretty patina 
of ornaments from years past,
Fresh evergreen and hot chocolate.


Vintage Holiday Tablescape


This beautiful collection was created for Chairish, a terrific website devoted to vintage furniture, decor, jewelry and accessories. You can buy and sell items on this website securely. They have guides for buyers and sellers, you can find out more here


"Design Lovers Unite!

Chairish.com makes it fun and easy for design lovers to buy and sell vintage and used furniture and home decor to one another. Our shop exclusively features curator-approved treasures in a full-service and trustworthy environment.

Buy. Sell. Adore"


I am so happy to have found Chairish!
They also have a mobile app, so you can buy and sell on the go!

Below are the listings used in my tablescape.








Vintage Wood Spindle Chair Made In Maine | Chairish
chairish.com



XOXO

Happy Holidays
PK


Disclaimer: I was contacted by Chairish to create a holiday themed tablescape; I received no compensation for participating. I had fun, and I look forward to visiting their website again!

Monday, June 9, 2014

Patriotic Banner: Let's hear it for the red, white, and blue!



I love red, white, and blue!

I am reaching back a ways for these July 4th projects.
My Aunt Jane and I made these 2 summers ago,
on one of our craft days! 


This single banner was fun to make,
 I used scraps of red, white and blue paper from my 
scrap pile, white ribbon gathered for the center;
The "Bless the USA" and American flag
 are from a paper crafting kit from Michael's...
I don't recall the brand.


My Aunt Jane created this pennant banner!
I love the colors she chose, reminds me of summer days,
 faded blue jeans and bandannas!
My Minds Eye pennant banner chipboard makes up the base,
rosettes from blue and red paper,
silver glittery chipboard letters with more
of the patriotic accents from Michael's finish the project perfectly!

Looking forward to creating a few more fun 
Fourth of July decorations for this summer...
We purchased a new BBQ pit... 
 I can't wait to grill steaks, make homemade ice cream,
 and dance around the yard with sparklers!


XOXO
PK

Friday, March 21, 2014

Happy Spring!

Hello!

Thanks for stopping by my crafty blog...

Please take a look around and enjoy my goodies...

I am taking a couple of weeks bloggy break...

I'll be back soon with new ideas and projects.

xoxo
PK

Monday, February 10, 2014

Book Print and Doily Valentine Banner


 I love Dollar Tree, you can find 
the most amazing things there to craft with.


Using Dollar Tree doilies and old book print
I created a Love Valentine banner...


I started with the collage paper hearts
{you can find them here}
trimmed with old book print ruffle...but they were too plain, 
and rather too much like the original banner
so I added the doilies on top 
along with book print chip board letters
and strung them together with netting.


I love the county shabby look and these fit perfectly!


xoxo
PK
This project shared here:


Saturday, February 8, 2014

Sweet Valentine Felt Banner


Valentines Day is coming up fast!


I guess my boys will take store bought Valentines to school...
We usually make their Valentines, but...
I am totally stuck on making Valentine Banners...


This sweet valentine banner is made from cream and red felt...
I love the turquoise, cream, and red color scheme.

I simply cut out the pennant shapes with pinking shears, 
stitched around the edges with turquoise embroider floss...

I cut the scalloped red felt circles out with my big shot,
 and added red gingham and plaid pinking shear circles behind them...



I wanted the letters to be white felt, but since I
do not have an electronic cutter, hand cutting them just wasn't
working out...so I used glitter glue to sparkle up 
chipboard letters and hot glued those suckers on!

Thank you for stopping by!

xoxo


DIY Shabby Chic Valentine Banner


Hello everyone!
The weather is dismal in my neck of the woods...
Searching for something to inspire me
on this cold, rainy day...


I came across a box I had saved to use in some crafty way...
and decided to make a simple DIY banner.

The box was from an electric blanket, and had premade holes in it,
but the back was one piece of nice cardboard.

I cut out the pennant shapes, inked the edges
with white chalk ink, hot glue the fluffy
tissue paper fringe, and cut hearts out of glitter paper...
I strung the hearts together with wire.

xoxo
PK

This project was shared:
Dear Creatives
The Pin Junkie
The Shabby Nest
The 36th Avenue
Too much time... Get Schooled Saturday
Through the Dutch Door

Monday, February 3, 2014

My Valentine Roundup


Hello everyone!
Today I am showing off a few of my past
Valentine projects...
You may have seen them in older posts...
I gathered a few for my own favorite roundup!

I made this Valentine box for my mother, 
using a chocolate box I had been saving for years!

This is a recycled project,
 using Restoration Hardware catalog pages...
cause they are too expensive to consider a purchase, ha!

These Valentine Hearts were teachers gifts,
the backside was coated in chalkboard paint
so they could be used as message door hangers.

Ahh, the Valentine Pinterest idea of 2013...
Everything paint chip...
although they didn't turn out as planned...
the ink smeared...they were cute and my son liked them.

Easiest banner ever...poke holes in cards,
string together,tie on some cute ribbon...
Voila!

Collage banner...this one was fun
you can see it here.

Another super easy poke holes string together banner...
Find it right here.
I had a good time putting together this sweet card,
I especially like the tissue paper flowers, and although 
you can barely see it, the red polka dot 
is on top of super old dictionary paper...

And this was a fun project...
see the details here.

Now this project did not go at all as planned...
The outside layer is wax paper, which if I remember 
correctly from girl scouts as sticking together when ironed...
That didn't happen, so I hand stitched them!

I really need to invest in a Cricut or Silhouette...
My "L-o-v-e" isn't exactly what I was going for...

I just adore this set of Pink Persimmon stamps.
The little boy and girl are so fun to work with, 
like paper dolls...
Plus, Pink Persimmon stamps stamp better than any others!

Well that's it for today!

xoxo

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Monday, January 20, 2014

Valentine Frame Tutorial


School's in full swing, baseball season's starting soon, 
our dog had puppies last night...it's about to get crazy here!

So lets get to this cute project I saw on Pinterest... 
you can find it here at Michaels...



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