Showing posts with label DIY projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY projects. Show all posts
Monday, January 17, 2011
Giveaway Tomorrow....
Tomorrow I'll announce our surprise giveaway valued at $400. Here's a clue....this darling butterfly mobile can be easily made with our giveaway machine.
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DIY projects
Friday, January 14, 2011
Kids Rooms: Fabric and Padded Walls
A fabric-covered wall gives a dramatic effect as a perfect backdrop for a focus wall in a nursery, kids room or playroom. A padded wall feels cozy in a bedroom, adds texture and interest, keeps the room warmer, and muffles sound. Wouldn't this wall look beautiful behind a crib? Similar fabric found here
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The focus wall is covered in a damask wallpaper (this could also work with fabric). An easy way to attach fabric to walls is by using starch. Instructions found here.




Graham and Brown Pink York Wallcoverings Linen Hot Pink
York Wallcoverings Damask
This elegant room might be a little over the top with padded walls. But I do like the effect a padded wall can give. I personally prefer one accent wall that has been upholstered.
Soft padding on one wall makes for an elegant statement. Another set of instructions on how to upholster a wall found here.
Floor-to-ceiling headboard makes a statement for a room and gives it an "upholstered wall" look.

Graham and Brown Pink York Wallcoverings Linen Hot Pink
Ceiling draped in fabric. Both images from Little Crown Interiors
This elegant room might be a little over the top with padded walls. But I do like the effect a padded wall can give. I personally prefer one accent wall that has been upholstered.
Soft padding on one wall makes for an elegant statement. Another set of instructions on how to upholster a wall found here.
Close up image of the wall shown above.
Floor-to-ceiling headboard makes a statement for a room and gives it an "upholstered wall" look.
Designer: Noel Jeffrey
Image via here.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Kids Floor Cushions
A little gray shared this cute kids cushion she made for her little guy. She linked to the tutorial by 3 Punk Mom showing how to make the floor cushions below.
A well-explained sewing tutorial to make a floor cushion by 3 punk mom. If you have some basic sewing skills, give it a try! You never know what might happen - maybe you'll end up with a completely adorable floor cushion. FYI -I came across a website that sells pellets for beanbags Foam America.
A well-explained sewing tutorial to make a floor cushion by 3 punk mom. If you have some basic sewing skills, give it a try! You never know what might happen - maybe you'll end up with a completely adorable floor cushion. FYI -I came across a website that sells pellets for beanbags Foam America.
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DIY projects,
sewing projects,
sewing tutorial
Monday, November 29, 2010
Nightstand Repurposed: It's Now a Kids Workbench
Okay, so how fun is this?? You have most likely seen the darling kitchens made out of night stands or entertainment units - but have you seen the workbench version? Ann a Design Dazzler reader emailed me about her friend the Frugal Granny 's workbench. The Frugal Granny purchased the nightstand (see below for before picture) for $3 at a thrift store. She made a few changes and voila an outstanding repurposed piece of furniture! Click here for more details.

BEFORE
Thanks for sharing!
Tools to go along with the repurposed workbench.
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DIY projects,
playrooms
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