Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts

14 May 2015

What to do Weekends Party #122

Happy Thursday Evening, Everyone! Welcome or Welcome back to the
 What to do Weekends Party!
Thank you all so much for your Participation in our party, we enjoy you all so much!  You are all SO creative!! Invite your friends! Help us spread the word! Now,  we can't wait to see what you have been up to this week!!  Thank you for returning and sharing with us each week!  We always like to let you know what we've been up to all week also.
So, What has Linda been up to?  She's made some Blueberry Marshmallows, if you can believe it! And then S'mores.
Won't you connect with us?! Let us know so we can connect right back with you!
You can find Linda Blogging here 

09 April 2015

What to do Weekends #117

Welcome back to What to do Weekends Party Party!
Thank you all so much for your Participation in our party, we enjoy you all so much!  You are all SO creative!!  We can't wait to see what you have been up to this week!! You have no idea how inspiring it is to see all your wonderful projects, recipes and crafts!  Thank you for returning and sharing with us each week!
Unfortunately, this past week has been crazy busy for both Linda and I, therefore, we were unable to get to features for the week. We did, however Pin many of your wonderful projects and/or recipes and tips! Please accept our sincerest apologies for this weeks exception of no features. We will be on spot with Features next Thursday night, with maybe even a few extra from this past week!
We love to share your link ups with our Social Media & would appreciate it if you would do the same.
You can follow Theresa (Shoestring Elegance)
You can follow Linda here (Crafts a la Mode)

***Just Couple of Guidelines 
that we'd truly appreciate you taking into consideration.
We have prided ourselves on being a "no rules" type of party, and that will not change. We would appreciate it if, however, you:
~You wouldn't link up the exact same post 2 weeks in 
a row, our readers will have just seen your entry and we'd 
like to keep it fresh for them.
~We'd love to encourage you to share some of your last 
year's Spring posts, too! Please, do have a look at Linda's & Theresa's blog style (or niche, so-to-speak) and link appropriate and like-minded crafts, recipes, projects and Inspirations! 

We sure are enjoying all that you are sharing with us!


07 May 2012

NO COST Lampshade Redo!!



   Good Morning Friends,  I hope you all had a great weekend!!
I know I sure did enjoy the actual "Spring-like" weather here in Northern California, for a change!! It’s so beautiful to have the garden in bloom and the windows open again, It always seems to take me back to that childhood feeling when summer break was near and all is right with the world.  Now, On with the show!!



Okay , so, as promised, today is Monday, and I am sharing with you my NO COST new little Romantic Ruffled Redo. I have to say I am in love with how this turned out!
If you’ve been following my blog, you may remember the Double Ruffled French Country Cottage inspired Tablecloth that I made out of white sheets, purchased @ the GW.. If you do, great! If this is your first time here click on the Link to the right that says April and then French Country Cottage Inspired Double Ruffle..
What to do with all that left over white sheet fabric??
Well, I actually had no problem there. More Romantic Ruffles, Yay!! Probably not in a way you would expect, although, I did use some of the leftover sheet for a beautiful little Valance over my bathroom window, that I will share with you on another day. But by far, my favorite little redo, is my Ruffley (sp.?) Little Lampshade Redo~





This project was not too difficult and as you can see from the before image very necessary!!  I simply made more Ruffles and attached 4 layers of them to my old lampshade pictured here above right. And Voila!




Isn't this the cutest little shade you ever seen?
On the top ruffle, I turned the top of the fabric down about and inch1/2 to created the little Ruffle you see at the top! Then, of course, I had to finish it off with a simple little satin bow.  What do you think?
All in all, I am very happy with how this turned out and I dare you to beat the price!!! FREE!!
I simply made 3” Ruffles, from leftover material, attached them to my lampshade, with a my handy-dandy glue gun(this shade was headed for the garbage, anyway) and then topped it off with a little ribbon I had laying around the house!

If you have a lamp in your Bathroom, as I do, covering your shade (anyway you like!) Is a quick, simple, easy and inexpensive way to bring some more elegance into the room!
Not to mention the money you save!!
I hope you all have a Wonderful day full of God’s Blessings!  Let me know what you think and visit these other sites below for even more great inspiration.