Michaels had their colored 80 card and envelope packs for $5. They also had all 50+ Card and envelope packs half off so they came out to $4-$5 as well! Target had $3 stamp sets with ink pads, $1 chalkboard stickers, chalk, gel pens, twine, bakers twine, washi tape, mini clothes pins, and more tiny craft supplies. They also had a lot of smashbox paper sets for $1! I hit the jackpot on cheep crafting supplies! I think the total ended up being under $20! Here is a look at some of the supplies I got and some card creations!
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Dollar Spot Crafting
I love to craft and making cards is one of my favorite things to make. I haven't been able to craft since I left my apt in September. That is like a lifetime of not crafting for me! I didn't bring any supplies and didn't want to buy a bunch of stuff to re stock my crafting supplies. Luckily Target dollar spot and a huge sale at Michaels saved the day!
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card DIY,
craft,
diy,
fall,
fall craft,
michaels,
target,
target dollar spot
Monday, September 1, 2014
Re:Make 2014 Brit&Co
In Austin they had a small conference space dedicated to the event but it was a perfect set up.
Some booths had handmade gifts and offered a DIY project you could make right there! Brit&Co also had make and take projects for all attendees. We made necklaces and got to check out the 3D printing stations.
The Re:Make Festival, which is what we attended in Austin, is FREE! To sign up for the San Francisco event all you have to do is RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/remake-2014-shop-handmade-goods-make-free-diy-projects-tickets-11933247665
They will have over 100 makers and lots of DIY projects and inspiration.
The conference will have speakers from some of my favorite blogs and brands! Joy Cho of Oh Joy! Ido Leffler co-founder of Yes To Inc. aka Yes To Carrots and more. Bradford Shellhammer co-founder of FAB. Speaker from Mashable, Eventbrite, Lucky Magazine and more: http://remake.brit.co/speakers/
#REMAKE2014
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BritandCo,
BritCo,
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DIY Festival,
ReMake,
Remake2014
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Smashbooks are the best!
Back in the day I was a serious scrapbooker. I had scrapbooks for my dog, sports, family, friends you name it I had a book for it. After a few lazy years I decided to try Smashbook because I am a collector of little trinkets that would be perfect for my book! Here are a few pages from my Smashbook...
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Scrabble Coasters
I was browsing Pinterest for cute coasters and found these. They were pretty easy to make and have held up pretty well.

Supplies:
Scrabble pieces
Cork
Glue
Mod Podge
I spelled out the scrabble pieces like I wanted then glued them together. I took the cork and cut it to fit the pieces then glued it to the back of the scrabble squares. After they were assembled I did a few layers of mod podge. Make sure you let it dry really good!
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cork craft,
craft,
diy,
mod podge,
scrabble,
scrabble craft
Terrarium $1 Store Craft
We are getting ready to have a Pinterest Birthday party and wanted to test out some crafts beforehand. Everything we bought from the dollar store except the succulents we picked up at Lowes.
Supplies:
Glass bowl
Rocks
Moss
Potting Soil
Succulents
I did a layer of rocks on the bottom then put a little moss on top and packed it in. I added some soil then took my first succulent and put it on top. I think it would be easier if you got it wet so the soil doesn't break apart. After I put all the succulents in I added a little dirt and poured water on top to make the dirt sink in.
Labels:
craft,
diy,
dollar store,
dollar store craft,
succulents,
terrarium
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Decorating the apt
I wanted to turn my room into an inspirational space for travel. I'm obsessed with map art and almost everything I make uses maps so I thought why not cover my wall in maps? The first one I found was an AWESOME junk sale purchase. I bought the US map at Junk Hippie Roadshow and really regret not buying the other one that was being sold with it! I had my sister write out Not All Who Wander Are Lost and then painted on top of it. The rest of he maps were purchased at Half Price books for $2-$8 each. The frames and art added above my bed are a combination of GoodWill finds, paint, and pictures I have made.
Spent a few hours going through all the maps at Half Price Books but it was worth it!
For the maps I tried to use poster tape but they were too heavy so I had to nail them in. I cut them to fit together and hung them on the wall.
The blue frame with all the small pictures I glues twine on the back and attached my pictures with clothes pins.
The wooden frame was a garage sale find from my grandparents. I made the calander from a picture I took at Coachella which I nailed into the frame.
The black frame was from GoodWill I painted and added the Lana Del Rey print that I printed from Archivers.
The white frame is backed with burlap and I glued te screen printed whale onto the top. Bought the print at Junk Hippie Road Show.
The blue canvas was another craft I made. I took a blank canvas and glued pieces of paper from magazine cut outs to it. When I was done I put down scrapbooking letters on top of it to say what I wanted it to say. Then I took the paint and painted 2 coats on top of everything. I let it dry for an hour then I pealed the letters off. I made sure it was all dry then I did a layer of Mod Podge to seal it all in!
Supplies:
Old frames
Old maps
Scissors
Nails
Hammer
Twine
Primer
Paint
Foam Brush
Canvas
Mod Podge
Clothes Pins
Pictures, Art, or Paper to display
Labels:
craft,
diy,
map art,
map craft,
Maps,
wanderlust,
wanderlust craft
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