Hand-Made Stamps

Lets make some cute stamps!

Things you will need:

• Styrofoam plate or take out box
• plastic or jar lid ( small-large)
• stamp pad or paint 
• pen or pencil does great (object with a point will work too ex skewer)
• glue 
• scissors  

First press lid onto the Styrofoam to make an indention for you to easily cut out the size you need, glue to cap, let dry, make design....get to stamping!  Don't forget if your including letters  on the stamp write them backwards.  ( I am not good at drawing.) 

Party Ideas: Tinkerbell

These ideas would make great Tinkerbell or Garden Party ideas:

The flower cupcake cups came from Hobby Lobby, and you get about 25 for $3.

The cupcakes are decorated with Fairy Dust (colored sugar)

You can make any color too, look HERE

I decorated the table with a fresh flower bouquet that has purple food coloring

in the water to make it prettier. I also placed sequins in the center of 

a tulle runner then twisted the tulle around so the sequins were in the center.  

Leaving the table with out a table cloth for a more woodsy feel.

I added lightning bugs in glass salt and pepper shakers next to the flowers

                        I tried to stay along the lines of simplicity and it turned out really nice.
                                    Thank you for looking & PLEASE post comments

Earing Holders

These can be made into any size or color.

I am going to be attempting to make standing ones in the next couple weeks. 

Please contact me if you would like me to make you one... or two.

Thanks again for your time.

JLM

This is my website I am starting,

Everything is Customizable! 

http://www.wix.com/jlmcustomize/products

Re-Fashion those jeans into shorts!

These can be made in any size. I made these for my daughter because the sparkle thread made her knees itchy.

 First, find a pair of old or new jeans. 

Cut them 1-2 inches longer then what what you would want them.

Roll them up twice. I rolled the fronts, pinned and then the backs of the pants.  Make sure they are even enough.

Pin them or in my case use a kid friendly way with clothes pins!
Last step is to sew on the insides and outsides of the legs. Along side the stitching that is already there. Not around the whole leg.  Iron and you are done! Contact me if you  have any questions!

Do you have something that you would like to find a new use for? Email me for more details!