Author Archives: Wendy Amato
QR Codes – A quick and easy way to link to a web posting
If you’re not familiar with QR Codes, pull up a chair, pour yourself a warm cider and follow along – you’ll be amazed and excited to get one of these onto your project! This is a QR Code. It stands … Continue reading
T-Shirt Quilt 2.0
If you recall my post about the t-shirt quilt, you know that I’ll try anything once. In the case of the t-shirt quilt, I knew I would need to do this project twice. The first was for our son, the … Continue reading
Lemonade Stand Accessories
Well, you know me… I love to take those resale shop finds and turn them into useful gems. Here we go again! I found this yellow and white stripe bedskirt and fell in love with the fabric. Our daughter spends … Continue reading
December Daily 2012
What a crazy month! Looking back, I’m so glad I documented it. After the month we had, we’re really looking forward to a great new year. I hope your holidays were wonderful!
Folded Book Tree
Oooh! I was wandering around One of a Kind earlier this month and came across a jewelry vendor who had folded an old book into a diamond shape and it gave me the idea for this little gem. Here’s how … Continue reading
December Daily Countdown: T Minus One
A couple months ago, a scrapbook friend of mine asked if I would like to be part of a project she was organizing. Each participant was to create a handmade album with the theme of: 25 Days of December, aka “December … Continue reading
Costumes 1.0 – Captain Hook’s Coat
When our daughter signed up for the school musical, I jumped on the volunteer list to make costumes. I’ve done it before and had a ball: Mom and I made costumes for Seussical one year and took over our basement … Continue reading
Surprise in a can!
I’m always looking for a fun way to wrap a present. Here’s what I’m up to lately: Take a can of vegetables or fruit or anything else with a pull-top lid. Take the BOTTOM off of the can, wash it … Continue reading
Altered Book #101
I found this little gem of a book at Half Price Books CHEAP! I couldn’t resist the list of 101 Things Every Kid Should Do. While paging through, I realized that we, as a family, had done most of the … Continue reading