Showing posts with label home deco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home deco. Show all posts

Sunday, December 21, 2014

Christmas inspiration from the web - table setting

Good afternoon everybody,

I'm sorry about my long silence but it's not the best Christmas this year, some sadness around that took my creative mood away but it's not gone forever...I'm just waiting for my happiness to come back so I can share it with the world as it's contagious.
Instead, I went around looking for some great table settings for you and my favorite is this one, especially for those with children like me or those who doesn't want to grow up :-) like me too.

I found it on Simply Sweet Soirees so pop over there for more eye candies!


Have a great week end!
Jess

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Monday, September 1, 2014

A very pink Felt basket tutorial

Hello everybody!

while making some baskets for my shop, I've decided to share how I make them with you.
It's easy and you can have fun choosing how to decorate them.

For the one shown, I used some fabric biscuit and eggs I previously made but I'll make some more with lace and fabric buttons.

I hope this will make you wanna try it and if you have question just ask!

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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Craft rooms ideas.... to copy and envy

#papercraft #craftroom #studio Pretty craft room
Each time I spend time at home, I want to redo my craft room. I try and I'm always back to start the next day. It's like I never have enough storage space or I blame it on the kids coming to play.If you are like me, just have a look below and get inspiration for your little space.And, if you have any tips, just share them with us.Great use of modular shelves to make a crafting center.  #CraftRoom 

Craft rooms craft-roomsI so wish I was this organized (and colorful!)Home Craft / Home Office / Ateliêcraft by somawellnessCraft station by somawellness

more Craftroom Inspiration
Images via pinterest.com
Have a good winter break!
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Sunday, October 13, 2013

Fabric Pumpkins tutorial for your home


How to make Fabric Pumpkins!
full tutorial can be found here

Materials:
  • Fabric
  • Pillow stuffing
  • needle and thread
  • hot glue
  • scissors/ruler
  • Something for the stem and leaves 
  • Twine, string or yarn to wrap around the pumpkin.
  • twine, raffia, felt or extra fabric (in case you need to hide any exposed hot glue around the stem, I only needed it on 2 of my 3 pumpkins.)
Instructions:

Cut your fabric into a rectangle, different dimensions will give different shapes.  Technically, a standard pumpkin shape would be width = 2 times the height.  I wanted various shapes that would complement each other, so for reference my cut pieces were:
orange fabric:  15.5 wide by 7.5 tall
purple fabric:  32 wide by 13 tall
stripe fabric: 21 wide by 16 tall

Fold your fabric in half, right sides together and hand sew, machine sew or even hot glue the side seam.


Next, sew a wide basting stitch along the bottom of the tube.  (I tried to use my machine for this basting stitch, but it works better hand sewn since you can get a much wider stitch.)  Gather the bottom up so it is tightly closed and sew a few stitches to secure the bottom.



Flip the fabric right side out and stuff your pumpkin.  (To conserve my stuffing, I made a hole in the middle of the stuffing and used plastic bags and fabric scraps, then put stuffing on top.)


Sew a basting stitch along the top and close it the same way as the bottom.
Pull the top closed and add a few stitches to secure it.


Wrap the twine/string around the pumpkin 2 to 4 times (whatever looks best to you.) Wrap it tightly and tie it off on the bottom.  The tension gives the pumpkin the the puffiness.  If the knots at the bottom bother you, you could cut a circle of fabric/felt and hot glue it over the knots to cover them up.


Add a dollop of hot glue to the top of the pumpkin and attach your stem.



Add your leaves and twine with a little more hot glue and wallah!  A pumpkin!  Cute isn't it?


Thank you http://www.scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com for this brllant tutorial!

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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Kraft deco ideas

Hello Mad Pinkettes,

sorry for me not posting as regular but a newborn baby that doesn't sleep makes you a bit slow during the day.
While reading some sites looking for packaging ideas for the Christmas presents I found this via Hey Look, a great source of ideas:



A DIY tutorial on how to make your own geometric table runners. We're loving the cut of these, and the dotted runner is so cute! Tutorial by Jordan Ferney of Oh Happy Day (photos: Pretty Simple Productions)



Beautiful calligraphy adds so much elegance to kraft! We found the idea in this summer cherry wedding (photography by Jose Villa).



Another geometric runner spotted in this inspiration shoot featured on SMP // photo: Rachel Peters



A kraft table setting for a flower work shop. Pretty! Featured on 100 Layer Cake // photography: Scott Clark

But I've also found this:

 not just for kids tables...
 from Sweet Paul

or this
Decorate kraft paper bags for unique elementary school valentines
from Grey Likes baby

but I have so many other ideas in mind. Vintage ones using doilies, washi tape and a lot of recycled ribbons.

Enjoy!
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Sunday, July 8, 2012

Guest Post: Top trends in home decoration for 2012


 Keeping our homes stylish and up to date with the latest fashions can be an arduous task. After all, every year brings new trends, designs and styles that can leave their predecessors looking drab and out of date. This year heralds some amazing new trends in home decoration and looks set to be a spellbinding time of big flowers, bold colors and bright new horizons. Keeping up with the Jones’ has never been so difficult; in this article we will touch on the top trends in home decoration for 2012.

Retro Styles and 60’s charm

This year looks set to see a spin back in time with the retro style trends continuing to make an ever present showing on the home design scene. Many appliance companies are producing fantastic retro styled appliances that match perfectly into a well decorated home, giving us that bold 60’s charm. The floral prints of the 60’s are also making a come back, with big flowers and oversized wall paper smashing its way onto the scene. Oversized prints are back with style, with flowers being the main feature on the old school wallpapers fused with modern retro styling.

Bold colors and water color wall paper

Bold colors look set to lead the way in 2012, with bright vibrant oranges, watercolor blues and lipstick reds leading the way for modern designers. Water color wall papers set with big flowers and oversized prints adorn the walls, whilst vibrant bold colors set the feature for modern furniture and lamps. In fact, Pantones has named their color of the year “Tangerine Tango”. With vibrant colors and watercolor walls 2012 looks set to be a bright and bubbly year, with continuing trends from last year sliding their way back into the mix.

Imperfection continues its charge

Last year’s major trend of imperfection has continued its charge in 2012, with a strong showing and a modern twist. The imperfect styling continues now with a modern twist, deep purples will adorn the imperfect looks of the linen craze of 2011. Deep purples, dark chocolate browns and vibrant reds will make the linen craze of 2011 stand out strong in 2012. Imperfect design is a difficult look to master and careful consideration needs to be taken into account when utilizing this outstanding trend.

Camelback sofas, central door knobs and marbleized looks

2012 looks set to be a cool year of outstanding trends and home design marvels. Camelback sofas will make a strong feature amongst the over-sized floral wallpaper in watercolor blues and pastels. Big flowers look set to adorn most homes with an imperfect styling leading the way in a retro-fueled year in home design. Centralized door knobs make an interesting appearance this year whilst marbleized lamps and prints also making a come back. 2012 looks set to be an interesting year in home decorating, with some interesting new trends, some twisted classic looks and 60s style emblazoning our minds with a new and modern era in home design.

Chris has been involved in interior design for the last 4 years specialsing in French provincial tables and furniture. Chris is a regular blogger and has contributed numerous articles in the interior design community. 

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Monday, July 2, 2012

Get the vintage look

Exploring the blogosphere to get some inspiration for my house I came across this nice shop: Layla Grayce.

There was an article on her blog that I'd like to share here with you, Enjoy!


White Cottage Get the Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas
Home of Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Designer Get The Look
Interior design by: Rosy Strazzeri-Fridman Photography by: R. Brad Knipstein Featured in: 79 ideas


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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Shabby chic caravan

WOW..... I've stumbled across this blog, Home Sweet Motorhome and I can't stop looking at this great camper van makeover. You must check all the other great pictures this couple has.
All details are so sweetly arranged, relaxing and homely feeling is what emerges. Don't you think?

 













Good Night everybody and sweet dreams.... off to do some shabby chic crafts!
Jess

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