Back in June the BBA's Monthly Challenge was on upcycling something old into something new. I forgot to post my challenge back in June but wanted to share it now. I took an old cabinet door I salvaged from ReStore and gave it a new purpose.
I sanded the door, painted it, and then painted on the vines and word love. After the door dried I distressed the door with sandpaper, attached two hooks, hung the chain on the salvaged hinges and voila! Done.
QUESTION: How often do you see old with a renewed purpose?
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A Craft for Kids -- Bulletin Board Circle
There are days when it is simply too cold to play outside with the kids. And since I am always in search of things to keep me organized here is something to keep you organized and the kids entertained!
Supplies: At first I was going to get corkboard but thought I would try a round styrofoam circle from the craft store. If you do use corkboard be sure to check if you need to add an old piece of cardboard behind it to protect the wall if it is thin.
Supplies: At first I was going to get corkboard but thought I would try a round styrofoam circle from the craft store. If you do use corkboard be sure to check if you need to add an old piece of cardboard behind it to protect the wall if it is thin.
*fantastic fabric--I am using Jennifer Paganelli's Sis Boom fabric
*glue--NOT hot glue--it will not be nice to the styrofoam
*scissors
*stick pins
*decorative brads/tacks
*ribbon
What to do:
*Cut the fabric around the circle so that it will wrap around the disc neatly. Glue. (The kids can do this messy part:)
*Cut your thinner grosgrain ribbon and figure out placement. I held down with pins....
*Glue the ribbon strips to the back. I used pins to hold while the glue dried.
*I covered the back mess with a piece of art paper. You can use fabric...Glue down.
*Stick the decorative brads/tacks in the four corners.
*Cut your thinner grosgrain ribbon and figure out placement. I held down with pins....



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