I may not have started it yet but my next project will be a camera case for my Nikon Coolpix S6300 that my husband recently bought for me from Duty Free while we were on holiday in Jamaica.
With this in mind (and me not being the most sewing pattern minded of crafters) I've been researching what patterns are available online (free of course).
This is the sort of thing I want and I found it at 'Sew-mad blogspot' and it includes an awesome tutorial.
This one is from 'CraftyStylish' and I love it's originality however i don't think I have the patience to figure it out.
Super cute and super simple, that's what I like to hear! Pink Penguin gives us an awesome tutorial for this quilted case.
I'm also thinking of adding a detachable strap so that it can be across my body when I'm out but I can then take the strap off if I just want to carry in my handbag.
Now all I have to do is figure out a fabric combination!!!! This could take a while!!!!
Saturday, 9 March 2013
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Feature showcase
Well this is a tad awkward!
I'm so busy outside while the weather is so mild that I haven't had a chance to get my crafty on (insert sad face).
So what's a girl to do when she has followers that she wants to keep but has no crafty goodness to offer? Should I recycle an old post? Well initially it did sound like a good thought but then that just feels naughty and like I'm making no effort.
So instead I am going to showcase some crafty goodies that are floating around the blogosphere at the moment that I think are inspirational or just down right dandy.
First up is Julie from 'belle maison'. Julies blog is full of inspirational DIY & furniture makeovers ranging from some fabulous chic red chairs to an entertainment armour transformed to a home office.
Seriously Julies blog is full of inspiration and with plenty of giveaways thrown into the mix, however if there is one item that I am totally and utterly head over heels for it has to be the headboard and footboard she transformed into a loveseat - this is so not my usual 'thing' but I want this
How gorgeous is that! Take a trip over to 'belle maison' you will not be disappointed.
Kristen over at 'Farmstyle studio' describes herself as "completely self taught and constantly striving to implement new techniques and looks to keep with current design trends" and her furniture revivals are completely up my street.
Take a look at this Beechwood dresser
I adore this and this is exactly what I wish I had the imagination to achieve. But basically I don't!
Finally I just had to include 'How to recycle'.
'How to recycle' state that their mission is "to assure safe and sanitary disposal of solid waste in every community and to reduce reusable or renewable wastes from entering landfills."
This is what initially caught my eye
How cool is that - a wine cork chair! certainly better than going to landfill.
They also have recycled vehicles, paper and egg cartons. Go take a look and be inspired to recycle some weird stuff!
I promise there will be some crafty goodies of my very own on here soon but for now I hope those were tantalising enough for you guys.
First up is Julie from 'belle maison'. Julies blog is full of inspirational DIY & furniture makeovers ranging from some fabulous chic red chairs to an entertainment armour transformed to a home office.
Seriously Julies blog is full of inspiration and with plenty of giveaways thrown into the mix, however if there is one item that I am totally and utterly head over heels for it has to be the headboard and footboard she transformed into a loveseat - this is so not my usual 'thing' but I want this
How gorgeous is that! Take a trip over to 'belle maison' you will not be disappointed.
Kristen over at 'Farmstyle studio' describes herself as "completely self taught and constantly striving to implement new techniques and looks to keep with current design trends" and her furniture revivals are completely up my street.
Take a look at this Beechwood dresser
I adore this and this is exactly what I wish I had the imagination to achieve. But basically I don't!
Finally I just had to include 'How to recycle'.
'How to recycle' state that their mission is "to assure safe and sanitary disposal of solid waste in every community and to reduce reusable or renewable wastes from entering landfills."
This is what initially caught my eye
How cool is that - a wine cork chair! certainly better than going to landfill.
They also have recycled vehicles, paper and egg cartons. Go take a look and be inspired to recycle some weird stuff!
I promise there will be some crafty goodies of my very own on here soon but for now I hope those were tantalising enough for you guys.
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