Paris 100 Years Ago

Seen on Little Green Notebook.  Free download of pictures on Vintage Printable.

Colorful Quilt

This is a quilt made of selvedges!  See a how to on Ucreate.

Carry This!

Love the BAG!  Seen on Drikab through Etsy.

Photo Wreath

Seen on Country Living

Green & White Office

From First Home

Coffee Filter Wreath

Jones Design Company gives a great step-by-step how to on the the coffee filter wreath.

Large Kitchen

Seen on Mrs. Howard Personal Shopper.

Fun Couple Shot

From Oh Joy!

Lovely Living Room

From Pure Style Home.

Convex Mirrors

From Pure Style Home

TV Wall

From Room Remix

Clean Laundry

Seen on Urban Grace Interiors.

Grey Baby

Seen on Ohdeedoh

Family Photos

Beautiful shots of this family.  Seen on Once Wed.

Bow Tie

What a great bow tie!  Seen on Little Moon.

Beautiful Baby

Great lighting!

Seen on Little Moon.

Kitchen Paint

I love this wall color with the white cabinets!  I haven't seen a finished photo yet but hope to see the final product.  Seen on Bryn Alexandra.

Covering a Sofa

A great before and after! Seen on Miss Mustard Seed. She does a great job of describing how she did it, so read the link for more info.

Amazing DIY Kitchen!

 

They finished the cabinets off with $10.00 corbels from home depot.

a little glue, one nail, and they were complete!

Isn't that amazing?!!  They kept the existing cabinets and countertops.  Here are their step by step instructions on how they painted the cabinets.  Then they added MDF moulding and trim from home depot to the tops of the cabinets.  Here is the tutorial.

Read more on Danielle Oakey Interiors.

Homemade Slime

*Best for kids ages 3 and up due to the fact that Borax can be toxic if eaten in large quantities

HOMEMADE SLIME

Materials

2 Mixing Bowls

Measuring Cups

Spoons

1 cup Elmer’s Glue

4 tsp Borax

Food Coloring (we tried to make it red, but it wasn’t strong enough and turned pink)

3/4 cup and 1 1/3 cup warm water

1. Mix 3/4 cup warm water, 1 cup glue and several drops of food coloring in the first bowl.
2. In the second bowl, mix together 4 tsp Borax and 1 1/3 cups warm water.
3. Pour contents of first bowl into second bowl, but don’t stir. Let it sit for 1-2 minutes. Lift the now congealed slime out of the bowl.
4. Divide the slime.

The slime can stick to clothing. It may seem a little soupy at first, but after a while it firms up. Save in ziploc baggies for another day!
Seen on Leah Profancik Photography