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Monday, December 20, 2021

Vintage Wreath Very Simple Diy - Using Vintage Tinsel Garland

Hi Dear Friends,

I have a few spare minutes today and I trying franticly to get all of my Christmas décor out.
 

I started with a piece of light weight card board from a back of a spiral note book, I was thinking a small wreath about 12' round. I drew a circle with about a inch width, just kind of eye balled it and cut the circle out.



Dug out a length of tinsel from the tub and started gluing the garland around the card board shape


Then I just wrapped the vintage tinsel carefully around the circle shape to fill in any gaps





Thank you so much for checking in to see how my diy vintage tinsel garland wreath turned out.

As you saw my thumb nail I hung the tinsel wreath on a large tobacco basket on top of my salt and pepper cabinet.


May God Bless You and Your Family,

I'm Vicki  Colorado Junkett

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Rustic Farmhouse Valentine Conversational Hearts Diy


Hello Friends,
I have another rustic farmhouse project from a thrift, paper heart banner I picked up in January.


The heart were pink with glitter and as you know I'm not much into glitter so, I painted all six heart with Waverly white chalk paint, it two coats. 

I used Sharpie fine point markers to free write the saying and added the doodles.

Added a red felt heart then glued a wooden heart shape painted white that I used stencil to write X O, and free hand arrows around edge.

With this cute heart I used a black Sharpie, to free hand the word and vine, added a checked fabric bow.

Another heart I just used black and red Sharpie markers wrote Be Mine then free hand the little heart vine

The last heart I added a large fabric heart and glued a small red felt heart in center and then added a little doodle around the edge.

I think the finish project turn out quit cute. 

Thank you for stopping by,
Vicki

Saturday, February 23, 2019

Valentine Decor DYI - Button Hearts

 From my thrift haul in January, I pick a set of three paper hearts on a ribbon to use for this project.


I decided to paint them with Waverly white chalk paint.  I have a stash of buttons and choose colors of white, tan, pale pink, and faded red. Then I glued them about a quarter inch in from edge.


This is how I used the hearts in my February decor.  On my coat closet I have hung a small twig wreath and added one of the hearts. 


This year I'm using a lot of the black and white check material in my decor.  Here I took a picture frame added the black and white check material to the card board backing of the frame and attached a button heart on the material, I also added a heart from a material I have in my stash.


I think this project turned out nicely and didn't cost me much.


Thank you so much for stopping by.
Vicki

Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Valentine DYI- my take on buffalo check heart


Hi friends welcome to another DYI!



I had a plain wooden heart I picked up in my January thrift haul  for $ .50


I painted the entire heart using white acrylic paint.  Then using 1" making tape I laid out the tape 1" apart, next I painted the heart gray, just mixing white and black acrylic paint together.


Letting the piece dry after painting the white and gray, I applied black acrylic paint for the final step.

Here is the unveiling, I reused the masking tape so in this picture it looks like I really got mixed up with the stripe, but there is still more tape to pull off.




This is my attempt to paint a "Buffalo Check" pattern, I did have to touch up a little, I suggest using new masking tape with each color



Here is the finished project, I added a red felt heart and topped with a small red felt heart glued on a large burlap heart glued on a larger red felt heart heart left over from a I made last year.  I place the heart on my mantel leaning against a silver color charger I thrifted.  I think this project turned out great.


Thank you for stopping by,
Vicki

Thursday, January 3, 2019

Frosted Pine Cones DYI / Winter Decor

Winter Decor DYI. 


I'm getting ready to put my winter decor together and the first place I go is to Pinterest to get some ideas, I saw a lot of Snowy, Frosty, icy, touches. 


I had some left over Frosty Snow from some other project.




 I have lots of pine cones.








I got out the white paint and painted the edges of the pine cone and rolled the pine cone in the Frosty Snow flakes,




I think these snowy pine cone turned out nicely.




Thank you for stopping by.
Vicki

Saturday, June 30, 2018

Hello July

Hi Friends,

Time to add a little red, white and blue.....
 to get the patriotic décor vibe on.  

Please stay and decorate with me!


Dug out the Red, White and Blue tubs



Last year I purchased quite a bit of sparkly garland



 star picks, shiny beads and a few flags


more florals.


Flowers from "The Dollar Tree" are my go to for filling in the gaps in my vignettes.


This year I'm really lik'in the faux mercury glass pieces "The Dollar Tree", is putting out this year


metal stars are a must for my out door patriotic decor














Well it looks like I have my weekend planned. Until next time.

May God Bless You and Your Family,
I'm Vicki a Colorado Junkett

Have a Wonderful Day!











Sunday, March 11, 2018

DYI Spring Flag Banner

Spring Flag Banner Tutorial




Here is how I made a Flag Bannerto use on a couple of my old windows and the fireplace mantel.





I had the green checked sheet I have been using for a table cloth  but it needed hemmed up badly, so I use the extra length of the material to make my Spring Flag Banners. 



I also have some of the flour sack material I bought at Walmart several years ago to add to the banner.



The flag banners I made real similar to my winter flag banners.  I used green hot glue and hemp twine to attach the fabric pieces to make the spring flag banner.




This is the finished project, I made three, one for each of my old  windows.


I hope you enjoyed this turtorial

Thank you for stopping by !
and have a wonderful Day!
Vicki - The Colo Junkett