There’s something new on Wishing For Horses! Have you noticed the new D.I.Y. section? Lovely isn’t it! There are quite a few quick and easy projects from the archives, so check them out! Also, stay tunes to the page for new projects coming soon!
There’s something new on Wishing For Horses! Have you noticed the new D.I.Y. section? Lovely isn’t it! There are quite a few quick and easy projects from the archives, so check them out! Also, stay tunes to the page for new projects coming soon!
I bought the handkerchiefs at MUJI I got fabric that reminded me of each of our apartments in both cities. The red for Paris and the blue for London. They are each about 20×20. Plus, I put a little X on the maps where our apartments are.
I needed new containers for the morning beverage(s) of choice around our house. I’ve always wanted to try etching and I found this super simple how to at Create Studio Materials: Clear contact paper, exacto knife, printed pattern, glass ware, Armor Etch brand etching cream, rubber gloves, newspaper or old towels, plastic spoon. I chose …
A quick disclaimer: The book I used was falling apart. It was found at St. Vinnie’s on the take it it’s free bin. So, no showing up at my place bearing pitchforks and torches because I cut up a book. Thanks to ahhh design for the how to on this really great project! The book? …
I saw this silhouette necklace holder project via a link from Design Sponge. I printed the silhouette from Design Sponge website and enlarged it on a copy machine. You can use whatever silhouette image you’d like, even your own! My version measures roughly 11 inches across by 15 vertically. It’s good to measure the space …
Kathleen Rear 