Toy Animal Pincushion : Small Good Things
Turn a cast off plastic toy into a beast of burden for your sewing room with this tutorial from Small Good Things.
Repurpose a headboard to a drink stand for your next party. What a great idea! (Don’t forget to brace the the bottom so it doesn’t topple over.) Check out some other great photos of this kid’s themed football party at PopSugar.
Cut a ceiling tile down to size and insert into a box or suitcase for portable copic marker storage. Thanks to Scrap Shots, Snap Shots for the photo.
Wow! Make a gorgeous clutch from a plastic bottle and fabric. I love the use of recycled denim, but I have a soft spot for upcycled jeans. The tutorial is in Croatian and isn’t the most clear for all steps, but you get the gist and if need be, you can always google how to make the cover.
(Sorry I’m not much more help, but I’m still on my first coffee if you know what I mean.)
Gorgeous lace and ribbon storage from toilet paper rolls. I wonder how many of these I can fit into the vintage suitcase I use to store my piles and tangles of lace and trim.
design factory brought together 2000 Ikea Children’s hangers to make this art installation commissioned by diogo agular and teresa otta of likearchitects.
While I don’t recommend going out and purchasing 2000 new plastic hangers, it does make you wonder what you could do with all the plastic hangers at your local Value Village doesn’t it?
Sew a travelling book case (or storage nook) for your back seat. I’ve always struggled with books for Wednesday (my daughter) in the back seat, now I can actually keep a small supply in the truck. :)
In this photo the organizer is hanging on the front seat facing the back seat, but in her inspiration photo the organizer is hanging in the middle of the back seat to be shared by passengers.
What a lovely way to keep your collection of beaded strings. I know it may not be overly practical, but it sure is pretty!
Source: Mama Belle ArtÂ
Am I the only person who can’t get my photos to click through on my dashboard with the new layout? I add a link but it doesn’t show up and I have to make a separate source for credit. (if you view my blog from my page and not dashboard it does work.)
I LOVE this shelf made of 2x4s. (See what I did there?) Which should have books on it amiright? You could do this quite easily with a mitre box (or even just a pencil) some screws and a hand saw. It would take much longer than using a jig saw but it can be done!
I wish I had a source for this but thanks to Pinterest, it has been lost. If anyone could give me a link I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you absolutely precious. Shelf is from The Old Mason Jar on Etsy which the owner is currently taking a break from.
