I was looking back over some posts that I had sent myself to review a while back and I came across this.
Fabric Wall Art
What a great idea to use fabric shapes to decorate with and then easily be able to remove them without harming the walls! It seems quite likely that soon our family will be renting a home instead of buying one. I’ll be using this trick, I’m sure. I recently borrow a cricut from a friend (I can’t wait to buy my own!) and I can imagine creating shapes from some of the awesome cartridges and then using them as patterns to do this.
What a great idea for reusing something and making it new. I don’t really know anyone who doesn’t need some help with organizing their craft space either and this is beautiful and useful!
Repurposing Craft/tool station with wall organizer
Craft and tool station
This project is what Elizabeth would call “finding crap on the curb and making something fabulous.” I found this mint green railing (from a crib? shelves?) in a pile of debris. Add galvanized wall pocket planters (on clearance at Jo-Ann for $1.50 each), daisy hooks (thanks, Kristi), spice rack ($3.50 at a thrift store), paper/pen bin (thanks, Jim), dowels and wire for hooks (Freecycle), and I’ve got a cheap craft organizing solution. A power strip and a salvaged bench vice (thanks, dad) attached to the rolling toolbox make it complete. Can’t wait to use it!
via Craft/tool station with wall organizer – Craftynest.
