Hi Dolls!
I hope you're all having a fan-tabulous Thursday! :) So I thought I'd show you a little something I made last week, which btdub, I was sure J Chen would hate but made anyway. Cause I'm sweet like that! ;-)
Now, I would agree that this isn't my "usual style". It's a little more shabby chic/country than my typical contemporary creations. BUT, I do what I want. So there you go.
Oh, did I mention this is the easiest creation ever? :-)
So I bought these floral tower thingies back in October for my craft shows (to hang my hairbands on). Well, as the season progressed, I found better ways to display them and no longer had a need for these dudes but I couldn't just have them sitting around....J Chen gets a little fussy about that.... ;-)
Chenyways, less talk. More tutorial Action.
So, ingredient list then?
Weird Iron Floral Towers--I got mine at Hobbit Lobbit over by all the millions of artificial flowers.
Christmas Lights
Scrap Fabric, cut or ripped to approx. 7"x2" inch strips
Step One: Wrap your lights around the tower.
Step Two: Tie your scraps on the tower.
Step Three: Plug that sucker in and ROCK IT GIRL!
Big (wasn't that soooo easy?!?) Smile,
I hope you're all having a fan-tabulous Thursday! :) So I thought I'd show you a little something I made last week, which btdub, I was sure J Chen would hate but made anyway. Cause I'm sweet like that! ;-)
Now, I would agree that this isn't my "usual style". It's a little more shabby chic/country than my typical contemporary creations. BUT, I do what I want. So there you go. Oh, did I mention this is the easiest creation ever? :-)
So I bought these floral tower thingies back in October for my craft shows (to hang my hairbands on). Well, as the season progressed, I found better ways to display them and no longer had a need for these dudes but I couldn't just have them sitting around....J Chen gets a little fussy about that.... ;-)
Chenyways, less talk. More tutorial Action.
So, ingredient list then?
Weird Iron Floral Towers--I got mine at Hobbit Lobbit over by all the millions of artificial flowers.
Christmas Lights
Scrap Fabric, cut or ripped to approx. 7"x2" inch strips
Step One: Wrap your lights around the tower.
Step Two: Tie your scraps on the tower.
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| We keep one the kitchen counter.... |
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| and one on the cool desk that we use purely for decor :) |
Oh, and guess what? J Chen actually liked them! Well, when they're lit anyway. :)
Big (wasn't that soooo easy?!?) Smile,
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5 comments:
Very, very clever, I am going to give this ago, a great way t use up those scraps of fabric that I just can't bring myself to throw away.
Brandi, I have watched your progress over this last year and am soooo impressed that I aspire to be just like you! I am really trying to become more computer literate and more social media educated. What can I say----these are not 'my things'---I am an artist and writer--not a techno wiz! Anyway, I applaud you, your talent and your marvelous marketing. thank you....candy western......... p.s. those food photos always made me drool
That is so cute! I would never have even thought of doing something like this-you are obviously very creative!
I am hosting a Christmas tree link up as part of my 12 Days of Christmas series at my Christmas blog. I would be honoured if you could stop by and link up this wonderful idea/post!
Best Christmas wishes,
Natasha.
I love that! You make me want to be a craftier person! Sara
Still to stupid to be anything other than anonymous.
That is adoreable. I will follow on my way out so as I know my way back so as I can check out your clever projects. I hope you will find the time to come visit my place soon and do the same. Cheers SpecialK XoXo
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