Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2015

Baby Shower Details

Happy Saturday,

In the last month I have had the pleasure of helping and throwing one two showers for my sis-in-law. I love this stuff, seriously. I made some of the cute crafts with the help of my dear grandmother. I am so glad to have the gift of her crafty-ness and we have created a lot of cute DIY projects recently. I will be posting a few later on but here are just a few of my favorite details.

Baby showers are so sweet and fun. There is something amazing about the thought of a little miracle coming our way. Precious, exciting and brand new. We are less than two weeks away so I decided I needed to get this post going before she gets here. ;)

Indiana baby shower (Lewis side)

Lewis side

Jordin's Baby Shower 
So cute made by my mom






So thankful for these memories and can't wait to make more when baby L is here. 

XOXO

Mallory

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Valentine's Day wreath

Valentine's day is just around the corner. I love decorating my house for all the big holidays and even the little ones. I decided I was due for a new wreath and there are so many cute ideas for Valentine's day. I found a really cute one that caught my attention on Pinterest but of course I made it my own. 



Valentine's Day wreath



Materials:
- Burlap ribbon 15 - 30yds (9.99 at hobby lobby and used 40% off coupon)
- Fabric Wire
- Felt for making rosettes 
- Letters (I used iron on letters that I ended up gluing on from hobby lobby 1.99e)
- Wire wreath holder (about 2.99)
- Twine
- Fabric pins
- Hot glue gun


So all my materials were under 20 bucks! I ended up going to Hobby Lobby for more burlap the next day and used my app for the 40% off coupon again.

There are a lot of tutorials for doing ribbon wreaths. They are all very different. I watched several videos on Youtube until I found the right tutorial for me.

After completing the burlap wreath I then cut out felt material for my letters and glued them onto a piece of twine and tucked them in the wire base. I then made felt rosettes by using a circular household item to trace. 


After cutting the circle I then cut a spiral from the circle. 



I then rolled up the felt and pinned



I also free handed a felt heart and glued along with the rosettes to the burlap wreath.


Today marks 2 years since Trav asked me to be his wife :)


XOXO
Mallory