Project #1:
Knitted Blanket
Out of my February 2012 issue of Martha Stewart Living, knitting made its appearance as the crafting technique of choice. Since I find knitting very relaxing (and repetitive), I thought I would try my hand at this DIY blanket idea. The article came with full instructions and dimensions, too! Don't worry- click here for the online instructions and you can try it with me!
Project #2
Recycled Paper Crafts
I recently got off a bit of an origami kick, but that kick introduced me to the versatility of paper! And it is amazing how abundantly paper is available. I am hoping to explore basket weaving, picture frame making, and wall art. Rather than using just magazines-I plan to use the surplus of phone books that we have gotten over the years. A super easy way to reuse something that you probably already have and make it into something beautiful!
Project #3
Plant a root vegetable garden.
Why? Well, why not!? We eat a lot of root vegetables, and since they are pretty tough, I feel like there is an even greater chance that I won't kill them!
Project #4
Add a few splashes of wallpaper.
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| Inspiration comes from Design Sponge! |
My plan for this project isn't super developed yet- however- I am still super excited about it! I am thinking either wallpaper the backs of our kitchen cupboards (we have glass fronted cabinets), or one of our bookshelves. And of course, there is always more room for a little wall art gallery.
Project #5
Snazz up our little backyard deck.
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| Okay- think this, but on our wooden deck! |
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| with a little bit of this... |
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| and a little bit of that. *all images are sourced from the product's company site. these images belong to them and must be attributed for reuse. |








Oooo!! I'm loving the knitted blanket! I just learned to knit a few weeks ago. Once I get a bit more practice, I want to try a blanket. And that one is super cute!
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