Eye Shadow Colored Hair

Hi!

My sweet little girl loves coloured hair but neither me or her want to : spend money and /or  have something permanent or even semi permanent on her hair so..we saw this on Facebook and tried to replicate  ...for fun ....and it kinda worked!

All you need:

- Dollar store or old eye shadows

- Drop of water

Just wet the pigment a tiny bit and with your hand spread on your strip of hair..

Green hair! lol

"Voila"!!!! And it lasts one day if you child loves to shower lol

💕Andr​éa

5-min Doll Dress from Sweater Sleeve

Hi!

This one is an awesome idea and I can't take credit for it..it was all my creative girl's idea, and execution!

So proud of my 9 year old..my young crafter!

I recycle  old wool sweater into hats ( to be posted) and one day she asked me for one sleeve. 

I gave her and she came up with this:

...drum roll....

A beautiful and thrifty dress for her Kit Kitridge AG!

Fold sleeve in half

Cut the little tiny holes

Can you see?hehe

She also crafted a snazzy belt:)

In 5 min a new dress....So, so , soooooo cool!!!

Linking up to:

My Girlish Whims
A Glimpse Inside
The Life of Jennifer Dawn
Hope Studios
The DIY Dreamer
Sew Can Do
The Dedicated House
Coffe with us 3 

American Doll Sofa from Costco Cardboard Box

Hi!

Mu daughter LOVES her American Dolls and has increasingly asked me to have all sorts of cute and $$$$ stuff for her..last one was a sofa. Not cheap ,not at all!

BUT, she was lucky when I glanced at a cardboard box from Costco I had in  the basement and I saw ...a sofa! 

Bear with me and follow these photographic steps...it is easy,just time consuming,but easy and cheap! Keeping up with the thrifty nature of this project, I hit the sale bin of my local fabric store and got the fabric, filling, and upholstery foam for $2,50 each!! I can hear my heart beat fast! lol

Hot glue, I love you!

now...some stretchy cotton...

Upholstery heavy duty stapler....I love you too!!

Trim the excess fabric

filling  + plastic bag..perfect !

For the cushions I used the foam saved form this project 

For this part, I took the foam to the sewing machine for basic sewing ...

In my opinion, the most sophisticated part of this project  haha..covered button for tufting  ...wow!

Needless to say...customer more than pleased!

and Doll liked it too!!

Linking up to:

A Glimpse Inside
My Girlish Whims
The Life of Jennifer Dawns
Hope Studios
The DIY Dreamer
Sew Can Do
Pretty Pintastic Party

American Girl Doll Sofa from Costco Cardboard Box

Hi!

Mu daughter LOVES her AG Dolls and has increasingly asked me to have all sorts of cute and $$$$ stuff for her....last one she asked for, begged for, was a sofa. Not cheap, not at all!

BUT, she was lucky when I glanced at a cardboard box from Costco I had in  the basement and I saw ...a sofa! 

Please forgive me  for the lengthy tutorial and  follow these photographic steps...it is easy, just time consuming, but easy and cheap! Keeping up with the thrifty nature of this project, I hit the sale bin of my local fabric store and got the fabric, filling, and upholstery white foam for $2,50 each!! I can hear my heart beat fast! lol

Hot glue, I love you!

now...some stretchy cotton...

Upholstery heavy duty stapler....I love you too!!

Trim the excess fabric

filling  + plastic bag..perfect !

For the cushions I used the foam saved form this project 

For this part, I took the foam to the sewing machine for basic sewing ...

In my opinion, the most sophisticated part of this project  haha..covered button for tufting  ...wow!

Needless to say...customer more than pleased!

It is one sturdy seat!

and Doll liked it too!!

Linking up to:

A Glimpse Inside
My Girlish Whims
The Life of Jennifer Dawns
Hope Studios
The DIY Dreamer
Sew Can Do
Funky Junky Interiors
Tater tots & Jello
Craft-O-Manic
I Heart Nap Time
Domestically Speaking
Life on Lakeshore Drive
Sugar Bee Crafts