a tutu for ur desk! kind of twee but kind of cool.
also would be great 2 do party tables like this, pink for little girls parties, white for weddings, u get the idea.likee?
a tutu for ur desk! kind of twee but kind of cool.
also would be great 2 do party tables like this, pink for little girls parties, white for weddings, u get the idea.
Cut a magazine page lengthwise into 9 strips, 3/4" wide. Leave 3 of the strips full length. Cut one inch off 3 of the strips. Cut two inches off 2 of the strips. Cut the last strip down to 3 1/2" long.
Twist each strip to form a loop at both ends and staple it in the center. Shape the last, short strip into a circle and secure it with a glue dot.
Layer the 3 longest pieces on top of each other, spacing them evenly and securing each with a glue dot. Add the next two groups of pieces, doing the same. And finally, stick the loop into the center.
Use other papers, like a map of your city. Here's Chicago. Anybody see your street?
reuse. love this vintage sink & painted wood cabinet designed in a very cute way for a new bathroom.
when u go 2 a junk shop or a yard sale there's always 1 of these. it's not the girl u geeks, it's the antique sewing machine base.
8. this is not pretty, but the idea is great 2 use 2 bases like saw horses with a better table top. u could paint it all out in a hot, bright color & use it as a big desk or dining table. a ghost chair would rock it.
11. thom filicia big time hot shot designer (u know he's 1 because he imbeds his name on his photos) found another kind of sewing machine table base. it's pretty chic, don't u think? of course we'll never find 1 like that.
& if u really sew (i don't) an antique machine looks pretty cute in ur sewing room.
DIY Canopy Beds
Left: Dominio Canopy Bed Right: Anthony Todd Canopy Bed
To achieve the above DIY Canopy Bed treatment - mount curtain rods on the ceiling and hang your choice of draperies

The above drawing is from Blogger Erin at Elements of Style and this is her directions for creating your own Canopy Bed..... "You'll need two drapery rods and a very long length of fabric. If you feel up to it, I like the idea of sewing together a solid on one side and a pattern on the other (for the under side). install one bar right above the head of the bed and one at the foot and run the fabric behind the bed (you can tack it to the wall near the floor so it doesn't move). I think it's a beautiful and cheap way to create a very romantic and dramatic look for your canopy bed." Thanks Erin.
Dominio Canopy Bed Photo by Simon Upton Dominio Canopy Bed Photo by Paul Costello
To achieve this DIY Canopy Bed: Screw 4 small hooks in the four corners of the ceiling above the bed and hang a length fabric.
Fancy up plain mosquito netting for a fun & whimsical canopy bed.
India Hicks photo by Arthur Elgort as seen in Vogue, 1998 via Style Court
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