I used both of those supplies to make coasters. I bought tiles for 16 cents at Lowe’s and used paper I had on hand to create simple coasters to save my furniture from sweaty glasses. They were super easy and pretty fun. I’d make more; anyone want some?
crafty.
4 JulLike paper and fabric crafty. Not suspicious and deceitful crafty. [most days not anyways.]
I feel like my veins have been running on mod podge instead of blood lately.
Mod podge and spray paint.
A completed baby quilt for a new baby Hemenway. [My first ever baby quilt was made for a baby Hemenway. If one were to compare Gavin’s quilt to new baby’s quilt, the skills I’ve learned would be most evident, which makes me feel both accomplished and embarrassed!]
A file cabinet redo. My mom brought an old black file cabinet when she came to visit last. It was pretty dinged up and the black was nothing too exciting. I spray painted it and mod podged fabric to the drawers. It’s not perfect but it will do the trick. [It was still in the process of drying here. I was too excited to wait.]
Lampshades have also be decorated and an outdoor swing painted.
Next up: new cushions for the swing and an ottoman slipcover.
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Thanks for stopping by! I'm Lindsay, a Wisconsin gal, current hospice chaplain by day; one who loves to quilt, cook, create, garden, travel, walk our two doodles, and write, in addition to a million other life-giving verbs. If you read this - and I hope you do! - it's likely to be a bit unpredictable; probably an odd mix of crazy adventures and random projects with a little emotional venting sneaking in through the cracks. Step into the crazy; it's fun inside.



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