I was asked to make wall art incorporating the name Morris, and I remembered a photo letter art project from around Christmas time by Shanty 2 Chic. Here is my version, inspired by the lovely tutorial from Whitney! I made it using a piece of hardboard left over from another project, 6 Dollar Tree frames,
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Since getting my new iPhone, I am a photo snapping fool. How fun is Instagram, by the way. Best photo app ever. These flowers come from Hobby Lobby, and a wonderful craft store in St. Pete called Whim-So-Doodle. I am going way more in depth about this jewel of a shop in a future post,
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Head over to Printable Decor for this spring subway art printable and Photoshop tutorial detailing how you can easily change the color scheme and size to fit right in with your spring decor. I cover using crop to quickly resize, as well as altering the hue of the entire photo, of just the blue, and
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While taking in your favorite projects from your fellow craft bloggers, do you sometimes feel like the photos you see are above and beyond what you are capable of with your current camera and lens? I have felt that way for awhile. With the massive amount of photos I see daily as pins, I decided
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It is time to clear out the Christmas decor and what better to replace it than love themed prints? These three 11×14 inch frames stay up year round, and I change the prints with the seasons. I stick to black and white, which I have printed at Office Max for $0.20 per 11×14. I spent
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{This post was originally shared at Infarrantly Creative}. One of my very favorite things to do is design in Photoshop. In fact, I picked it up way before ever tackling painting… you know, with actual paint and a brush, in hand. Today we are going to do a bit of both, in this acrylic painting
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Do you want beautiful product photos without the cost of a professional studio? This DIY light box will do the trick, and you won’t have to dip into your holiday gift fund! There are many versions of this contraption using cardboard boxes. I made one here, but it is small and therefore restrictive. Today, I
Ready to add a quick splash of color to a room, while celebrating the family name with a lovely monogram? This project is super simple, and you most likely have all of the supplies on hand. All you need is a plate or candle holder, a printer, and some craft paint, and you are on
Fall decorating with printables is inexpensive, quick and easy, especially if you can just use your home computer. This is an 8×10, framed in a garage sale frame that I picked up for a couple of bucks and spray painted black. Jumping on the “Keep Calm” bandwagon, here is a Thanksgiving themed version for you
Do you want to skip the registries and opt for a unique, personalized wedding gift that is sure to stand out as a treasured token of the special day? In this article you will find a free digital download of the layered photoshop file used to make the framed monogram you see here, as well
