I got some little, styrofoam pumpkins from the Wal-Mart for $0.97.

Then, I made them pretty!





All covered from scraps and odd-n-ends that I had in my craft tub. I think the blue one is my favo. That's why it's sitting on my desk in the library :)
I got some little, styrofoam pumpkins from the Wal-Mart for $0.97.
Then, I made them pretty!
"I shall love you today and tomorrow, my love
And in all the tomorrows there are.
I shall love you as long as there lingers a song,
And the sky has a single star.
In the spring when the wind is a gentle breeze
And the rain and the roses are here;
In the summery days when the friendly rays
Of the golden sun appear;
In the lonely lap of the autumn months
Where the beautiful leaves must fall,
And again in the night when the fields are white
In the folds of their wintry shawl.
I shall love you while ever a mountain stands
And the waves of the ocean pass,
And until the sands of the farthest lands
Have run through the hour-glass.
I shall love you as much as my heart can love
Wherever, my love, you are.
I shall love you as long as there lingers a song,
And the sky has a single star."
-James J. Metcalfe
This has just become my new favorite poem. It's so lovely! One of my sisters-in-law just had a baby shower and I used this poem to make a mixed media sumthin'-sumthin' for her and her little girl on the way.
It started as this
then this...(her girl's color was purple)
and a bunch of this mess (not including the syrup)...
That is why I so need a craft room.
The poem. My Honeypie suggested and carried out the burning of the paper:
And we ended up with this:
Haha, I couldn't resist. He just didn't want to be in the picture.
Now, I know these aren't the best pictures, but I was going to be late and I still had to get my face on! Basically, you get the idea--Mixed media gift poem!
It looked like this: Except it had little rods in the head piece in place of wooden slats.
Stylish, right? hah. It was forty bucks! Anyway, I painted it black and it became my new favorite bed until I sold it and moved to Missouri.
We currently have a bed that looks like this: Which we got for freeeeeee! I love free.
I also really like our bed. but I also really like different headboards--like ones made of fabrics, or doors, or window frames? Okay, I show you!
Here are some simple ideas for DIY headboards:
DIY shutter headboard:
Vs:
I'll take the cheap one thank you.
Not part of the flooding, but totally interesting: