How fun would this be to do with your kids -- or your friends' kids -- or pretty much any random kid? Make your own monster, and no sewing skills required. Sounds perfect.
(available at ReForm School and seen on Mighty Goods)
I haven't come up with a legitimate use for some of this cute grosgrain ribbon in my wedding, but I can't say I haven't tried! Available in multiple colors with stitching, polka dots and more, all for very reasonable prices at Paper Mart.
March 2nd 2009
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DIY
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I'm not a quilter, but if I was...these bird and flower quilt block patterns from Regina Grewe would be on my list of things to try! Some are free, while others are available at a reasonable price. (Spotted on WhipUp)
February 24th 2009
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Jen Elisebeth made these fabulous paper flowers for her wedding. I've got to try them myself! The tutorial she used can be found at dozi. (Seen on Once Wed)
January 27th 2009
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DIY,
Design
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Ponoko is "the first online shop for individualized goods – things designed and made just for you." You can design something and make it for yourself, sell it, or even request that someone else making something for you. Sounds a lot like Etsy -- except they provide the means to ...
January 19th 2009
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DIY,
Photo
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I used to have a lightbox I constructed for myself based on some online instructions that I'm no longer able to find. It was made of white foam core and masking tape, and it worked great -- but it was big and cumbersome and I had no good place to ...
January 15th 2009
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Calendar,
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Photo
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In their own words, Photojojo is an online newsletter that features "the best photo shiz anywhere." Sign up for their daily email (or just visit their site) to find tons of ideas for cool things to do with photos, from shooting tips to do-it-yourself projects. On Monday they came out ...