Thursday, September 29, 2011
FREE Collapsible Water Bottle (BPA Free)
Monday, September 19, 2011
Fall Grapevine Wreath
All you need is:
Grapevine wreath
3 Berry garlands, 5' long each (use more or less depending on your taste)
Accessories - I used two pinecone/leaf accents, but you could also use a bow or whatever else you like
Glue gun
Carefully unwrap your garland, and begin weaving it around the grapevine wreath. After you have used all of the garland, make sure it is evenly spaced and secure it in a few places with a glue gun.
Arrange your accent pieces on your wreath and secure with glue...
That's it! Your all done! Hang on your door and enjoy!
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Free Car Seat Cover!
Here's how to participate:
1. Go to www.SevenSlings.com/index.php/carseat_canopy_poll.
2. Browse the styles and select the carseat canopy that you prefer over the rest.
3. Once you have made your selection you will be asked if you are sure. Select "OK" if you are
sure, and then type the email address you want them to send your promo code for "100% off" to- once they are in stock. August 2011!
Friday, April 8, 2011
FREE Nursing Cover!
Friday, March 11, 2011
Give and Get
The stores where the coupon will be accepted are:
Gap
Banana Republic
Old Navy
Banana Republic Factory Store
Gap Outlet Store
*You cannot use the coupon for online purchases*
Click here to print off your coupon!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Harvest Wall Hanging

It was super easy to make! All you need is:
Decorative metal piece (mine is Harvest, but there are plenty of other cute designs)
Wood to mount the metal on
Metal scroll
Ribbon
Paint
Sandpaper
Stain
Wire
Matte finishing spray
1. If your wood was not pre-drilled, drill the holes so that you will be able attach your metal design and scroll.
2. Sand the wood.
3. Paint wood your desired color. Allow the wood to dry.
4. If desired, sand the painted wood. Apply a light coat of stain to the wood and allow to dry.
5. Spray the wood within a matte finishing spray.
6. Screw the metal design to the wood.
7. Attach the metal scroll to the plaque using wire. Cover the wire by tying ribbon around it.
That's it! This is such an easy project, and I can't wait to make more seasonal plaques.
Easy Decorative Letters
You will need:
Your project
Wood stain
Rubbermade containers (2)
Paint stirring sticks
Foam brush
First, choose a wood stain that will work with your project. Generally, a medium brown stain works best. The stain that I used was a little dark, but it still worked fine.
Pour some of the stain into one of the rubbermade containers. Place the letter into the stain and agitate it so that it is coated with the stain. Turn it over and repeat so that both sides are evenly covered.
Place the stirring sticks across the second rubbermade container. Place the stained letter across the sticks and allow it to dry. Use the foam brush to wipe off any extra stain.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
My thoughts on Paint
The Behr Paint at Home Depot is pricier then just plain Valspar, but it saves you time because you don't have to prime your wall.
Now that Valspar is on sale it's probably like $10-15 dollars cheaper then Behr. What better way to spend a weekend then painting?
Sunday, February 7, 2010
The Wood Connection and Valentine's Day Crafts
A few weeks ago, I got together with some friends for a craft night. I was able to make both of these projects that evening:
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
KidSteals

A new website has joined the Baby Steals and Scrapbook Steals family. The e-doors of KidSteals.com are now open! Yes, it's just like BabySteals but for your toddlers and kids! Hot products at the best price from the best brands in the industry, every day at 9am MST.
All this, with the same level of fanatical customer service and lightning fast shipping you are used to from BabySteals.com and ScrapbookSteals.com! Visit and sign up for the KidSteals Daily Steal E-mail Alert so you never miss a steal.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Easy Table Runner
- 3 - 4 different fabrics - I used 1 yard for the middle section, 1 1/3 yard for the smaller stripe and back, and 2/3 yard for the end piece.
- Thread
- 1 yard fusible interfacing
- Sewing machine, sewing notions
Cost: variable, depending on your fabric
**All seam allowances are 1/4"**
Instructions:
1. Cut your fabric to the following lengths:
a. middle piece: 36" x 18"
b. smaller stripes: 6" x 18" (2)
c. end stripes: 12" x 18" (2)
d: back: 36" x 18" (2)
2. Lay your fabric out to create the design of the table runner.
3. Pin right sides together and sew the top of the runner.
4. Pin your back piece (right sides together) and sew together.
5. Cut your interfacing to fit the table runner (2 pieces of 36" x 18"). Following the interfacing instructions, iron the interfacing to the wrong side of your back piece.
6. Pin the front and back pieces of your table runner (right sides together) and sew it together, leaving a 6" opening.
7. Turn the table runner right side out and iron smooth. Pin the opening edge of the runner and sew closed.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Why You Seriously Should Consider Couponing...
...for about 70 cents!!!
Between the sale Alberton's was having, my manufacturer coupons, Albertson's doubler coupons, and the $5 catalina I got back, this cost me less than 70 cents total. If you are interested in learning more about couponing, I highly recommend that you visit the Krazy Coupon Lady or Coupon Addicted. They can teach you all that you need to know to get started!
Friday, August 7, 2009
Modbe Clearance!
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Beyond the Rack
Monday, July 13, 2009
Paint Deals Cont....
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Paint Deals
Can You Do Me a Favor...
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Scrapbook Steals

All with the same level of fanatical customer service and lighting fast shipping you are used to from BabySteals.com! New steal daily - 9am MST."
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Baby/Child Hooded Towel
2. Fold the washcloth in half, with right sides together. Pin the top of the washcloth and sew a narrow hem (about 1/4").
3. Turn the washcloth (now the hood for your towel) right side out. It will probably look something like this:
4. Center the hood on the top of the towel, right sides together. Pin in place and sew, using a 1/4" hem.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Baby Bibs
These baby bibs are way cute and are super easy to sew!
This instructions and pattern for this bib came from Chickpea Sewing Studio.
You will need:
- Fabric: 1/3 yard fun fabric for the front, 1/3 yard coordinating flannel, terry cloth, corduroy, etc for the back.
- Thread
- Snap
- Pattern
Directions:
- Prewash fabric.
- Fold one piece of fabric (wrong sides together) and pin the pattern along the fold. Cut the pattern out. Repeat for the other side of fabric.
- Pin the front and back, wrong sides together. Sew the front and back together using a double stitch and 1/4 inch seam allowance. Leave a small opening (about 1") for turning.
- Turn the bib inside out and press with a warm iron.
- Edgestich around the bib, making sure that the open hem has been tucked in. The edgestich should sew the open end closed.
- Attach snaps.