Posts tagged ‘web wednesday’

February 29, 2012

Web Wednesday: Dog Paintings with Martha Stewart Paint

I love dogs, don’t you? I often see people make wearable craft projects for their pooches, but I rarely see people incorporate them into the actual project. It’s this that immediately caught my eye in this project. I this painting project on, Hearts and Laserbeams. These dog paintings are so cute. They were created using craft paint from the Martha Stewart line, and the Martha Stewart spray paint kit. To learn how this project was created click, here. Also, by visiting Hearts and Laserbeams, you not only will learn how to make this project, but you will have the chance to win the Martha Stewart spray paint kit. Learn more about this contest here.

February 8, 2012

Web Wednesday: Valentine Fabric Tags from Carolyn’s Homework

Everywhere you look, the web is filled with tons of wonderful Valentine’s Day craft projects. I love just looking at all the creative and unique crafts people are making. One unique Valentine’s craft I recently spotted were these, Valentine Fabric Tags. These tags were created using some FolkArt and Martha Stewart paints. Carolyn from Carolyn’s Homework, created these tags/labels that can be used on several different items. She used these on journals to jars. Such a great touch of personalization, that you can add to any Valentine’s Day gift. Click here to learn how these tags were created.

 

January 25, 2012

Web Wednesday: Mod Podge fabric dresser

Yesterday we shared with you an interview we did with Laura, the owner of Rethunk Junk. Laura re-purposes old pieces furniture. Click here to see her article. I am just so amazed with how creative people can get with old pieces of furniture. Today I wanted to share another fabulous re-do I found online. This dresser that was re-purposed using fabric Mod Podge. How cool is that? This dresser was only $10. I found this project on, BeingBrook. To learn more about how this dresser was re-purposed click here. Have you recently re-purposed a piece of furniture? If so leave us a comment below, and let us know what you did.

January 11, 2012

Web Wednesday: A Chic Simply Screen Scarf

I am not sure what the temperature is like where you are, but this winter here in Atlanta has been weird. One day it’s 60 degrees, and then the next day drops to 30 degrees. Crazy right?! I am so anxious for spring but until then I still need to make sure I have accessories to keep warm. One of my favorite winter accessories are scarves. In case you are looking for a way to design you own scarf this winter, you should try out Plaid’s Simply Screen DIY Kit. With this kit you can create a screen print in minutes. The scarf above was made by Jacinda, over on Prudent Baby. To see how she made this design click here.  The Simply Screen DIY Kit is available at Hobby Lobby, and Plaid Online.

November 30, 2011

Web Wednesday: Painted Peace Rug

OMG! Isn’t this soo cute? When I first saw this project I was so pleasantly surprised. This is such a unique idea, that I have never seen done before. This project was created by Heather. Her blog is called, Twenty Something. Heather used several products from the new Martha Stewart craft line to create this peace rug. I absolutely love this welcome mat. What a wonderful way to spread some holiday cheer, as soon as people approach your door. To see how Heather created this peace rug click here. Have you ever painted a rug before?

 

November 23, 2011

Web Wednesday: Christmas Village Luminary

Have a vintage inspired Christmas with this cute luminary from Cathie and Steve. Isn’t this so cute? If your looking for an easy to make Christmas themed craft project your in luck. This project from Cathie and Steve could not be any simpler. The project only takes a few supplies to create, including Mod Podge. To learn how to create this craft click, here. Also if you would like to check out more crafts designed by Cathie and Steve go here.

November 16, 2011

Web Wednesday: Stenciled Bottlecap Bracelet

I love seeing how creative crafters can get with everyday items. That is exactly why it was so easy to fall in love with this craft project from Condo Blues. This stenciled bottlecap bracelet, was created using paint from the Martha Stewart Craft Line. I love DIY jewelry, and this is a perfect project to make just in time for the holidays. Make one for yourself, or make several to give as gifts to family and friends. Click here to learn how to make this stenciled bottlecap bracelet. Thanks Condo Blues for this fantastic project :)

October 19, 2011

Web Wednesday: FolkArt Halloween Tealight Shade

We are always so amazed by all the creative and wonderful crafts we come across on other craft blogs. Recently Colleen, from Mural Maker and More, shared with us this wonderful Halloween lampshade. How awesome is this? This lampshade was created using several colors of FolkArt paint. To see the step by step instructions on how to re-create this lampshade click here. Have you ever used a lampshade as a surface to craft on?


August 3, 2011

Web Wednesday: Crafty Soda Can Cozy

I apologize for not mentioning this earlier, but now on Wednesdays we will be showcasing cool crafts from around the web. Hence the name, Web Wednesdays. These posts will include the latest craft trends going on, and incredible crafts found online. If you would like to be featured in one of our Web Wednesday posts, please email us at infopmpblog@gmail.com. In this week’s edition of Web Wednesday I wanted to spotlight this awesomely creative soda can cozy. I don’t know about you, but I love a can cozy! This cozy caught my eye, because it is so chic, and unique. Seriously, where else have you ever seen a cozy like this one? This craft was found on Craftaholics Anonymous. If you would like to sip in style, and learn to create your own can cozy click here. What do you think of this craft project?

July 27, 2011

Web Wednesday: Crafty Nails

The beauty industry is getting very crafty. There are several new nail trends that are being inspired by longtime craft techniques. You probably are used to using a crackle finish to add an antique effect to a painting, or a piece of furniture. Or you are used to decoupaging a frame, plate, or tray. Well now believe it or not, you can take these same craft techniques, and infuse them on your nails. A few of the hottest trends with nail polishes today is the crackle effect, decoupaging, and tie dye. Many big beauty companies are backing this trend by rolling out entire lines inspired by craft techniques. Sally Hansen and OPI are leading the pack when it comes to this cool new nail trend. Have you, or would you try this trend? If so please leave a comment and let us know.