Positive Storm

I found a bunch of these blank cards:

And they meant it when it said "blank" on the package.

Even the cover had no images or words.

If you're an artist, you can sketch or paint

something pretty. If you take good photos,

a lovely snapshot will do the trick.

I'm a recycler. Call me recy-CLAIRE.

And I've a few pieces of felt:

So blah.

Create magic with scissors & hot glue

and TADA! -- a cute greeting card!

It says, "To a shower of blessings" and

that's what I wish you today, whether it's

rainy or sunny in your neck of the woods.

A Wish for You

All this week, I'm turning some blank cards

from blah to TADA!

blah: a card that's minimalist in nature;

the cover lacks any design

blah: felt clippings left over from previous projects

{It's a challenge for me to throw anything!}

TADA!: Card, cake, candles...everything you

need for a beautiful birthday!

Good Luck Wishes

Howdy everyone!

This week, I'm adding some life to a pack of

blank cards that I own. When I say blank,

I mean blank inside and out.

Good thing I paid only $1.50 for it.

Here's the solution to my problem.

Blah pieces of felt left over from a few completed crafts.

TADA! I decorated the front with this

sail boat. A perfect card for someone

moving to a new job or a new country.

Blank Cards

Happy Monday to all of you!

When a package says "blank cards,"

it means there's nothing written inside

the card -- no greetings or salutations.

They make wonderful all-occasion cards

for a celebration or a little heartache.

I bought these blank cards and thought,

"They're too blank!" They were blank inside and

even on the outside -- no decorations whatsoever.

Well, I have a plan.

blah: blank cards

{I must say the envelope's cute}

blah: felt remnants from past projects

TADA!: a greeting card that's fab & festive!

Re-fashionista

Whoever said that "a single outfit can have a whole

new look just by changing the accessories," got

it right on the money.

And that outfit, once you're tired with it

can be turned into accessories.

Yes, accessories.

All this week, I showed you how to

turn a single T-shirt into four different

necklaces. Ready for one more?

The remnants were enough for a wrist accessory.

I found this bangle that was dying for a new look.

Make long strips {the same demo from Monday} and

neatly connect them together with hot glue.

Wrap the bangle with the "ribbon" you made,

keeping the "stripes" straight and tight.

Secure end with hot glue.

Now you have a brand new bangle.

TADA!

Have a superb weekend!

Got to Believe in Gold

Here's another remarkable recycling idea:

blah: Strips cut out from an old T-shirt.

TADA!: A truly unique necklace.

The flirty gold beads elevate the look.

People will be surprised to know

that this used to be an old T-shirt!

Lucky Charms

Thanks for visiting me today!

Our featured blah this week is an old t-shirt.

Cut it up, stretch out the strips and you've got

yourself some "yarn". You can do anything with it.

I've been having a ball making necklaces and

here's another idea:

Knot short strips together to make a loop.

Measure accordingly if it's to be worn by a

child or an adult.

Add some charms: something spiritual, something lucky,

something that triggers a memory.

What was once a blah t-shirt is now a

TADA! necklace.

Have a wonderful day!