I have had a bit more fun with that lovely chalk paint. Based on yet another great Pinterest idea, I made these lovely wine glasses. Super easy, and they make things fun. I got Ikea wine glasses, as they were on sale around the holidays. At that price, even if I messed them up, it wasn't the end of the world, so it was very worth a try.
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Pre-Painting. Taped them off so the lines would be clean |
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Voila! They don't look odd on the table, but when you lift them, you can see a few spots where there's just no paint. |
Now, I painted mine, but a friend of mine made them and just dipped the bottom portion in her larger gallon of chalk paint. This made quite a difference. Mine are streaky looking and you can still see through certain spots, even after 4 coats of paint. Hers are a more even coverage. If you have a large pot of chalk paint, definitely would recommend going the dipping route.
Another fun little thing I'm working on is a gift for my little man's first Birthday, in April. I'll just show you a picture of one part of it, and not link to it just yet, as I do want to be able to show my finished product, but the sneak peek is nice. Kinda hard to see, but they are little crocheted Lego pieces.
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The bobbles pop out like real Legos! |
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Half a block done. Hard to see though. |
I'm pretty proud of myself, and truly hope I can finish it in time. Because of course, being me, I have delusions of grandeur about that poor kid's first Birthday and am planning a fun little party. That alone should be a few posts in itself. I hope I can manage to get the things I want done. Hoping to get a banner of some sort done, cute invites, some cupcake toppers maybe. Thankfully, I have a fun new tool to help me out...
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Cricut Create - Image from Cricut.com |
I'm in love!! I'll get to show a little something fun I made with it after the weekend passes. It's so nice to have an extra tool to help with the creative outlet.
Hopefully we've gotten into enough of a routine that I'll be able to post a bit more in the coming weeks.
Cheers!
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