Spring is finally here. If you are looking for inspiration for the season, we got you. Try some of these projects to bring visuals of this beautiful season into your home. Stenciled Canvas Wallhanging Bouquet Pillow Vans Makeover Mandala Stenciled Tote Bring Spring into Your The Wall of Your Home Watercolor Stencil Painted Cards Mum…
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Everyone has those unwanted water rings on their wood furniture, we’ll help make sure that never happens again with these wooden bird silhouette coasters. Here’s what you will need: Stencil1 Bird Silhouettes Stencil 4-pack Wood coasters Painter’s tape Lead pencil Wood burn marker Heat gun Sanding block Wood finish Rag Most pre-made wooden coasters come…
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With the weather getting colder and allergy season seeming to hang around, tissue box use is in full effect. With this tutorial, we’ll show you how to blend those cardboard boxes into your seasonal decor. Here is what you will need: Solid/real wood tissue box cover Stencil1 “Evergreen Forest Stencil – Small” Woodburning tool kit…
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Tired of having to fill your Douglas fir with generic mass-produced ornaments?! Why not create your own one-off ornaments that are sure to be unique. Just follow along with these easy steps… Here is what you will need: Ceramic ornaments Winter Holiday Stencil 4-pack Posca paint markers Adhesive stencil spray Water-based clear coat spray Grab…
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“Tag You’re It” was inspired by the Antlered Deer Stencil and the sadness I feel for these majestic animals during hunting season up here in northern Michigan. The first layers started out with PaperArtsy Fresco Finish Paints in Caribbean Sea and Mermaid painted onto both pages of an altered book. Some vintage prescriptions were glued…
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“Admit One” These pages were built around a vintage Ferris Wheel Postcard. I used several Distress Oxides (smudged onto a craft mat and spritzed with water and pressing the pages into the watery ink.) I next found some washi tape tickets, donuts, and letters that seemed to go with the color palette and theme and…
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