Kids have so much stuff- I love the idea to keep things tucked away like this. And with Knock Off Wood's simple, foolproof plans, I hope to have some of these eventually!
Sweetopia is seriously talented. Wow. These monogrammed cookies are made by piping the monogram onto a sheet of parchment, with the printed design underneath. Then top the piped shape (use royal icing or melted candy melts) with nonpareil sprinkles, let set, and use to decorate.
Update: this will NOT work on stainless spoons (I should have known but certainly didn't). I ruined my stamps trying! I'll have to find a softer metal!
I don't really need a coat (much less a rack, remember that scene in Wayne's World?) in sunny Arizona but I want to make one of these for my bathroom. It's so pretty. That remodeling guy is so tricky.
Here's another girlie project- fabric flowers from 100 Layer Cake. I love the soft colors and textures and can't wait to make some for me and my sweet babe.
Thank goodness I have a little girl because I used to get seriously upset by all the ridiculously cute dresses at the mall. I'm sure these hair clippies would have the same effect. I can't decide which I like the most, they're all so fun and creative! Check out Funky Polkdot Giraffe on etsy.
This kids table has me dreaming! I've been thinking about it since I first saw it and think I'm finally going to be able to have my own. I found a pretty similar rectangular table and I'm going for it as soon as I get the cast off my sanding hand. I love the white but think I might do red. Either should be so fun for my little guy!
Cluck Cluck Sew makes such amazing quilts that I'm constantly emailing my mom her awesome stuff. And thinking I should have taken a sewing class in college (really, I think I was in TOO BIG of a hurry to graduate! More photography and cooking classes I keep thinking about!) She just redid this buffet and filled it with, of course, gorgeous quilts. I especially love the sign- "We tend to seek happiness when happiness is actually a choice." Wise words!