Fabric tassels are a quick easy way to add colour to your favourite tote, the corner of a cushion, under a lampshade, a gift topper…
anywhere! Use this tutorial to make your own fabric scrap tassels and create a colourful garland or a sweet mobile. If you sew this is a great stash buster too.
Handmade objects always contain a piece of author’s soul. When you buy such item you become a little bit happier…
Easy DIY Cork Magnets.
We’ve absolutely loved our kitchen since the big rehab that we completed this past fall. It’s been amazing. But with a smaller square footage where we both work and take care of our family, {until we can finish that basement} space has been a little tight to come up with a clever command center.
Sometimes, it’s nice to go with the basic things.
So since some of our items are still in storage {I know. For shame. We’re clearing it out this week!} We thought we’d whip up something fun and easy. Homework season is just around the corner {hold me} and the kids love displaying their work. Here’s what we used:
- glue gun + glue
- paint brushes + craft paint
- cork shapes here or here
- magnets
This is so simple you should be embarrassed for us. We emptied out the cork shapes, and put them into layers. Then we painted each one in fun contrasting colors, and laid each one out to dry.
Once dry, we glued together each layer, adding the magnet last. A glue gun worked just fine for this. Necessary disclaimer: As always, if you’re doing this with children, we recommend keeping the magnets out of reach until you have glued them on. They’re dangerous if ingested and can pinch little fingers.
Tada! An easy afternoon project with the kids that works perfectly.
