This is totally cheating. Ah, well. Before Christmas I vowed to start using up my stuff instead of hoarding new items. (Read about it here.) This morning presented a unique opportunity to get into my box of fabric – we actually got snow! And good, wet, snowman-grade snow at that! So the kid and I [...]
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Use My Stuff: Project 2
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Posted by sarah@antidote_studio on February 21, 2012
http://antidotestudioblog.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/use-my-stuff-project-2/
Use My Stuff: Project 1
A couple of weeks ago I made a vow to use up some of my supplies over the winter instead of being depressed about not really having the cash to add to the collection. Since I’ve been thinking about jazzing up my couch pillows ever since they got unpacked, I decided I might as well make them a little [...]
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Tagged budget decorating, Christmas, decorating, DIY, felt, holidays, home decor, no-sew crafts, pillows, use what you have
Posted by sarah@antidote_studio on December 14, 2011
http://antidotestudioblog.wordpress.com/2011/12/14/use-my-stuff-project-1/
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