Showing posts with label stenciling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stenciling. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Stenciled Holiday Place Settings

I love seasonal decorating. But I'm also lazy short on time, so I really like having holiday decor that I can use for more than one occasion. I am currently in need of some holiday table decor that I can use for Thanksgiving, Christmas and maybe even into late winter.  So when a big box of paints and stencils from Plaid's Martha Stewart line showed up on my porch, I knew exactly what I was going to use it for!

This post is brought to you Plaid's Martha Stewart line of paint and stencils. I received product and payment for this post. All opinions expressed are 100% mine.



Holiday Place Settings for Four
A tablecloth, placemats and napkins


Supplies Needed
  • 1 twin flat sheet in red
  • 1 twin flat sheet in taupe
  • Matching thread
  • Stencils
  • Stencil Adhesive Spray
  • Masking Tape
  • Paint brushes and pouncing sponges
  • Paint (all are from the Martha Stewart Craft line)
    • Multi-Surface Metallic in Copper
    • Multi-Surface Pearl in Mother of Pearl
    • Multi-Surface Glitter in Sugar Cube
    • Multi-Surface Satin in Habanero
    • Multi-Surface Glitter in Garnet

Monday, August 16, 2010

Crafty Project Want-To-Make Roundup

I've seen quite a few blog posts lately with some super fun crafts that I can't wait to make. Here are my three faves from this last week:

Repurpose a Tank Top to Make a Fun Bag

Do you have old tank tops that you're just not feeling anymore? Tired of your purses but don't have money to buy a new one? This project is so easy even the most non-crafty crafter wannabes will be able to pull it off. Check it out here.



Make Cool Jewelry From Sea Glass
Gail's tutorial on Can't Stop Making Things makes these fancy and intimidating-looking pendants look super easy to make. I think these would make great gifts. Get your Christmas crafting started now!



Stenciled Canvas Bag

This project uses a paper doily as a stencil. Stenciling normally makes me yawn, but I really thing this bag is super cool looking. I can think of several people who this would make the perfect gift for. Check out the tutorial on TidyMom's website here.


Do any of these appeal to you, too? Have you found any sweet craft ideas lately that you can't wait to try? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Showing posts with label stenciling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stenciling. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Stenciled Holiday Place Settings

I love seasonal decorating. But I'm also lazy short on time, so I really like having holiday decor that I can use for more than one occasion. I am currently in need of some holiday table decor that I can use for Thanksgiving, Christmas and maybe even into late winter.  So when a big box of paints and stencils from Plaid's Martha Stewart line showed up on my porch, I knew exactly what I was going to use it for!

This post is brought to you Plaid's Martha Stewart line of paint and stencils. I received product and payment for this post. All opinions expressed are 100% mine.



Holiday Place Settings for Four
A tablecloth, placemats and napkins


Supplies Needed
  • 1 twin flat sheet in red
  • 1 twin flat sheet in taupe
  • Matching thread
  • Stencils
  • Stencil Adhesive Spray
  • Masking Tape
  • Paint brushes and pouncing sponges
  • Paint (all are from the Martha Stewart Craft line)
    • Multi-Surface Metallic in Copper
    • Multi-Surface Pearl in Mother of Pearl
    • Multi-Surface Glitter in Sugar Cube
    • Multi-Surface Satin in Habanero
    • Multi-Surface Glitter in Garnet

Monday, August 16, 2010

Crafty Project Want-To-Make Roundup

I've seen quite a few blog posts lately with some super fun crafts that I can't wait to make. Here are my three faves from this last week:

Repurpose a Tank Top to Make a Fun Bag

Do you have old tank tops that you're just not feeling anymore? Tired of your purses but don't have money to buy a new one? This project is so easy even the most non-crafty crafter wannabes will be able to pull it off. Check it out here.



Make Cool Jewelry From Sea Glass
Gail's tutorial on Can't Stop Making Things makes these fancy and intimidating-looking pendants look super easy to make. I think these would make great gifts. Get your Christmas crafting started now!



Stenciled Canvas Bag

This project uses a paper doily as a stencil. Stenciling normally makes me yawn, but I really thing this bag is super cool looking. I can think of several people who this would make the perfect gift for. Check out the tutorial on TidyMom's website here.


Do any of these appeal to you, too? Have you found any sweet craft ideas lately that you can't wait to try? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

 
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