As any accessories lover knows, once you start collecting enamel pins, it’s nearly impossible to stop. But when your collection outgrows the lapel of your denim jacket, it’s a shame not to find another way to show them off.
This DIY solution is easy to execute and offers endless possibilities for customization: Choose a frame size that fits your collection, and a paint color that suits your style.
This rubber-cement Easter egg technique is one of my most favorite ways to decorate eggs. It’s a little bit unpredictable which is maybe why I love it so! From this awesome Parents.com story.
Upcycle a coffee can, oatmeal container, or jar as the inside structure of this kitty-cat catch-all. Featured in the February/March issue of FamilyFun Magazine.
You can start with an ordinary pair of kitschy vintage shakers — I found these sassy little stallions right here on Etsy — and it only takes an hour or so of hands-on work to make them over. Read on for the simple instructions for adding some pizzazz to your table settings. (Original post from Etsy blog)
Do you care more about planning the Super Bowl party than the game itself? (Insert fist bump here) This easy garland uses just tape and numbers so after the football game, pull them off and reuse for a spring garden party!
Pop over to Michaels to get a set of canvas fishtail banners! (And if you don’t have these, just cut green paper!)
I truly never, ever thought that, in either my work or personal life, I would get to (or have to) make a stadium out of sandwiches. In fact, I think that before I was hired to do this, I had no idea that this was even a thing. But it is. Big time.
Last year, I was asked by an advertising agency to produce this insane Super Bowl buffet for a Skittles campaign pitch. The direction was to “Skitt-ify” the scene, which, if you’ve seen Skittles ads, you know that they are wack-a-do.
So if you’ve ever had a hankering to make a sandwich football stadium, just watch this over and over and over!
