We recently finished up another addition of
Craft Night. This month's theme was Make It For Them March. We were encouraged by our lovely hostess, KMac, to work on a project for someone else.
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Lisa's super cute framed hair clip holder. |
There was also a
friend working on a digital vacation scrapbook, someone catching up on her crocheting, a
new mama of three getting ready for her kiddos' upcoming birthday parties, and
T got a lesson on her new (!) sewing machine (shout out to Cousin
Kristin!)
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Hard at work and only a teensy bit staged. |
I happened to have two empty oatmeal containers (how often does that happen?), and I've had my eye on this
tutorial from
Plucky Momo for a while. This wasn't my most inspired craft night, but in the end I went home with something functional, pretty, and I daresay
upcycled (otherwise known as #13 on my
Year 32 list).
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For my Ella Bella... |
Emilie @ Plucky Momo did a great job outlining a supply list and all the steps in her
tutorial (note: this is an easy sort of craft). The only thing I did different was that I Mod Podged the paper to the outside of the can (watch out for bubbles!) because I thought that would give it a little more of a finish and protect it from grimy little hands.
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...and my Madelyn Mae. |
If you are love with the the satin & tulle puff headpands (like I obviously am), you can find them
here {regular} and
here {petite}.
This looks like so much fun! I seriously wish I had some crafty girls here that I could do this with. When we lived in Alaska I had some crafty friends and once we even rented a suite at a hotel for a night and crafted the weekend away!! Each of us doing different things, and it was so fun!
ReplyDeleteOK, I need to make one of these headband holders pronto!!! LOVE this idea. And love the patterns you choose! Thanks for linking up :)
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