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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Soap bottle re-thought
I really liked this hand soap bottle. I know that is weird, but it was just the right size and the pump part worked really well. So when the hand soap ran out, I didn’t want to throw it away. … Continue reading
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Tie to eyeglass holder
This idea came from friend of citymade, Michele P. We took an unused neck tie (it has a nice pattern, it just had a few stains that prevented it from being worn as a tie) and trimmed the bottom half … Continue reading
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T-shirt to back pack
Citymade MIL, Nancy, gave us a large bag of clothes to re-purpose. We used one of the T-shirts to make this cute drawstring bag. We cut the T-shirt to the size we wanted our bag to be and sewed the … Continue reading
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Paper beads
We have a good friend who is expecting her second baby. Rather than have a traditional “shower” , she had what is called a “Blessingway“. One of the “gifts” you are asked to bring is a bead so that the … Continue reading
Cereal box to gift box
Sister of citymade, Susan, sent us this great idea for a gift box. She took a cereal box, cut it in half, and with some tape and pretty paper created a gift box. What is great about this project is … Continue reading
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Flower Display-Milk carton
Our final flower display involves an empty milk carton. It’s perfect for keeping your herbs fresh while preparing and cooking a meal. Keep your favorite herb handy by the stove without worrying about breaking a good vase or glass.
Flower Display-Old Crock
If you are looking for something to put your plastic plant containers in try using an old crock. Â Plants tend to look even prettier when they are in pretty containers. Even this droopy aloe looks nicer in the crock. (Come … Continue reading
Flower Display-Mason Jar
If you happen to have a really neat jar without a lid try using it to display your flowers. Melany had this great jar with a hint of blue. Because it is a little taller, we can use it to … Continue reading
Flower Display-Lemonade Container
To create this hanging flower display we used an empty lemonade container. Â By punching holes in the sides and inserting and knotting a ribbon we were able to hang it on a doorknob. And since the container is plastic, there … Continue reading
Flower Display-Milk Pitcher
When you just don’t want to dig out that giant lead crystal vase you received as a gift, try looking around your kitchen for other interesting containers to hold your flowers. Carol had this beautiful milk pitcher (that she never … Continue reading