Saturday, March 31, 2012
Fixing up Addy
Ok, so I found all of my older sisters' dolls, Felicity, Samantha, and Addy. Now, Felicity and Samantha are, well loved, let's say. But Addy is in good condition! So, I fixed her hair a little bit and cleaned her skin with baking soda, and she looks great!
Friday, March 30, 2012
Infinity dress for my dolls and me!
Ok, so lately I have been waiting to go to Joann's and get a HUGE piece of fabric to make.....An infinity dress! Now, I also want to make one for my dolls, and I hope that works out! I love how fun and creative I will be with the dress.
Anyway if anyone wants to make it, the instructions are below.
Anyway if anyone wants to make it, the instructions are below.
Infinity dress for my dolls and me!
Ok, so lately I have been waiting to go to Joann's and get a HUGE piece of fabric to make.....An infinity dress! Now, I also want to make one for my dolls, and I hope that works out! I love how fun and creative I will be with the dress.
Anyway if anyone wants to make it, the instructions are below.
Anyway if anyone wants to make it, the instructions are below.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Super easy headband!
I found some extra fleece and tied it around an old fabric headband! It looks cool!
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Egg candles!
I had this idea when I had some extra candles laying around and wanted to make some cute candles!
First, what you need is:
Two eggs
A knife
An old empty coffee tin
Two bowls
And two small candles
First thing you need to do is cut the eggs in half ( yes, in half! It only works if you use a steak knife though,), and put the contents of the eggs in one of the bowls and set aside. In another bowl, put the egg shells and then soak them in hot water for a while and let dry.
Next, take the wicks out of the candles, and set the wicks aside while you put the candles in the coffee tin and put the tin on the stove on low until melted.
While the candles are melting, towel-dry the eggshells to make sure that they are dry, and cut the two wicks each in half to make four ( if they are the right size),
Then, pour the melted wax in the four eggshells and once the wax is cooled a bit, put the wicks in. You could also submerge some small flowers in the melted wax for a beautiful effect.
You can write with permanent marker on the outside of the shells! Enjoy your candles!
First, what you need is:
Two eggs
A knife
An old empty coffee tin
Two bowls
And two small candles
First thing you need to do is cut the eggs in half ( yes, in half! It only works if you use a steak knife though,), and put the contents of the eggs in one of the bowls and set aside. In another bowl, put the egg shells and then soak them in hot water for a while and let dry.
Next, take the wicks out of the candles, and set the wicks aside while you put the candles in the coffee tin and put the tin on the stove on low until melted.
While the candles are melting, towel-dry the eggshells to make sure that they are dry, and cut the two wicks each in half to make four ( if they are the right size),
Then, pour the melted wax in the four eggshells and once the wax is cooled a bit, put the wicks in. You could also submerge some small flowers in the melted wax for a beautiful effect.
You can write with permanent marker on the outside of the shells! Enjoy your candles!
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
My dolls in time's square!
Just kidding! This is just one of the cool things I did with photofunia. A fun app that actually lets you use doll faces!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
The birdies love the sunshine!
The weather has been AMAZING lately, so I have been putting the bird cage outside when I sit on the porch. I never knew how much they love chirping at the other birds and soaking up the sun! Bird conversations are so cute! Anyway, enjoy the weather everyone, and if it's not warm where you live, come visit because it's glorious here!!
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