10 beautiful and super easy DIY projects that will help you spruce up your home on a tight budget for this Spring season!
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I am so excited that Spring is finally here! We have had unusually chilly weather for this time of year here in NC. I can see the trees and the flowers are starting to bloom and there is a little spring color popping up everywhere. I have been really inspired by some of the many beautiful spring diy
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DIY Blogger, Liz Marie, shares a collection of the best spring diy projects anyone can do today. Check out what projects you can do to your home today
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Joining Stone Gable http://www.stonegableblog.com/2013/03/tutorials-tips-and-tidbits-40.html FREE BUNNY AND CARROT PATTERN MAKES: BUNNY LITTLE JACKET RAW EDGED APPLIQUE QUILT + PILLOWCASE & PILLOW RAW EDGED APPLIQUE SPRING BUNTING STUFFED CARROTS Most of my Fabric is purchased @ https://www.etsy.com/shop/sewdeerlyloved Orange gingham scraps from my sewing room. What you will need FOR YOUR PROJECTS: 1/3 yard white felt (or white wool) scraps of orange, spring green, aqua and floral fabric Scrap of pink felt-wool (scrap felt is made out of processed wool) rick rack buttons **************************** CLICK ON PATTERN ABOVE AND RIGHT CLICK TO SAVE TO YOUR COMPUTER. PRINT OUT AND USE. FOR THE BUNNIES Using the free bunny pattern, cut bunnies out of wool felt. Put 2 bunnies on top of each other, sew around the edge about 1/4" from the edge or less if you are accurate in your sewing. You are not turning this inside out. Stuff with fiberfill. Sew closed. For the jacket, sew the two front pieces to the one back piece at the shoulders and the sides. Applique the little carrots to the front side and add two tiny pieces of rick rack for the leaves. Spring Carrot bunting: What you will need: 3 or 4 carrots Green fabric scrap for strips (leaves) 3 or 4 felt triangles orange rick rack (at least a yard) Using the free carrot pattern, cut out as many carrots as you want. I cut out three, and three triangles that were bigger than the carrots. The top of the triangle was 3" across, and 3 1/2" long. Pin carrot to center of triangle, sew 1/4" from edge. Next sew the three triangles together in a row using the orange rick rack, sewing it to the top of each triangle. Last, take your square of green gingham and snip little strips to represent leaves. --------------------------------------------- Stuffed Baby Carrots What you will need Scraps of orange gingham or orange fabric scraps of green fabric for strips (leaves) Fiberfill Take your green fabric and cut into a 1" square....cut snips into fabric as shown below. YOu are going to fold this into thirds and then pin it to the center of the top of the carrot. The little snipped strips will look like carrot leaves when completed. Pin another carrot onto this piece, you are going to sew around the edges, leaving an opening for stuffing the carrot with fiber fill. Turn inside out and stuff carefully with fiberfill. ONce they are stuffed, sew the openings closed. Make extra carrots because bunnies are known for eating lots of carrots! Bunny Blanket What you will need: 1/4" white or cream wool or felt. Scraps of green, orange, aqua fabric green rick rack orange buttons Cut a piece of felt for your blanket 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" First you want to sew a 1"x 8 1/2" strip of aqua (to represent the sky) across the top of the fabric. About a 1/2" below the aqua strip sew a 1" x 8 1/2" strip of spring green (to represent the grass). Next take 3 carrot pieces and eyeball them onto your little quilt, evenly apart placing them just below the green strip. Before you sew them into place pin or even sew your rick rack into place, making sure the rick rack is where you want it for the leaves. You are going to sew the carrots over the green rick rack. Pin the carrots in place. You are going to sew 1/4" from the edge leaving the edge raw. After your carrots are on, all you have to do is sew your orange buttons (I got mine from Walmart) onto the carrots. You are done with the little quilt. FOR THE PILLOW AND PILLOW CASE The little pillow case was very easy. Your pillow case is made out of 2 rectangles that are 4 1/2" x 5" ... Take a strip of your floral fabric ( 2" wide and about 12" long), fold in half, press. Gather the raw edge. Sew 1 side of your pillow case shut, add your ruffle to the top opening, then sew your last side to form your pillow case. Turn inside out and press. To make a small pillow, cut 2 rectangles 4 x 4 1/2". Sew three sides, turn inside out and stuff with fiberfill. Sew closed. Now your little bunny has a pillow for her head, and a stuffed carrot to sleep with (instead of a teddy bear) and a warm pillow for chilly nights! If you have any questions feel free to email me ([email protected]). Just put bunny quilt or something similar to that in the email subject line. Blessings, Debbie I HAVE STARTED A NEW CRAFT BLOG-it is about dreaming, creating, making, and enjoying what you have made. Come by here http://dreamcreateloveit.blogspot.com for a visit when you get the chance! If you would like to guest post a craft, tutorial or project. Please email me. I would love to have you post your project. Joining in with http://www.stonegableblog.com/2013/03/tutorials-tips-and-tidbits-39.html http://www.savvysouthernstyle.net http://thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com DIY@http://diyshowoff.com SUSAN @ http://betweennapsontheporch.net
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Spring has sprung! With the days growing longer, the sun shining brighter, and flowers bursting into bloom, it's the perfect time to bring the vibrant energy
For this spring we present you 30 fun diy kitchen projects. These diy projects are so inspiring that you don’t have to wait the spring, you can start now.
