This post is coming to you from Tami M., contributing blogger, mom to a second grader, and all around great gal! If you’ve been shopping lately, you’ve learned that Halloween is NOW. In our home this holiday of ghouls, ghosts and monsters is bigger than Christmas. Our late-summer days have been filled with crafting decorations…
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Looking for activities to get the kids excited for the school year? This ombre butterfly backpack is a fun craft for kids of all ages! Having a customized backpack will distinguish your backpack from the rest of the kids in school, you will always know it’s yours! Guest Blogger Jaylin created this project for us…
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Who doesn’t love a little music? Whether you’re a singer, play an instrument, or just like to listen, we’ve rounded up our favorite music-themed crafts! Stencil a Decorative Record with Headphones Create a beautiful Blues Singer Record Sleeve Pin-up Stencil the Perfect Suitcase for Music Lovers Stencil up some Urban Grafitti-inspired Music Wall Art Stencil…
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Looking to add a touch of Rock & Roll flair to your home decor? This simple project is perfect for music lovers of all ages! For part one, you’ll need the following: -Stencil1’s 8.5” x 11” Headphones stencil -Acrylic paint (we chose red for this project) -A sponge brush -Tape (we liked working with electrical…
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This one is great for any record sleeves you may have around which no longer contain a record. You’ll need the following:-Stencil1’s Blues Singer stencil -A record sleeve (we used a 10 inch bifold sleeve, but a single sided 12 inch sleeve will work as well.) -Acrylic paint in four colors (You’ll need white for…
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This post comes to us from our talented friend Tracy Hickman aka @anonymous.palette. I’m excited to share this easy project and the process of how I created this Pop Up Journal Spread with 3 Stencil 1 Stencils! Step 1: Create Your Focal Image On a sheet of Canson Mixed Media paper, I used the Stencil…
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