Lamps in Toyland has certainly been one of the biggest. This was inspired by an artist named Ryan McElhinney. My creation as I made it is here and the finished lamp is here.
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| Toy Lamp |
The headboard I created for Erin's tween room has been featured a few times. This project was under $20 to make and it created a great statement piece in her room.
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| Grow Tween Headboard |
The Monster Truck Birthday cake made a pretty big splash on Pinterest. It was really easy to make and the kids loved it!
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| Monster Truck Birthday Cake |
My stone cabinet knobs/pulls were fun to make and I like that they have some history to them.
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| Stone Cabinet Knobs/Pulls |
The framed foreign coin collection also went kind of viral on Pinterest. I think there are a lot of us out there who have coin collections building up in jars on a shelf somewhere.
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| Framed Coin Art |
The PVC Pipe Fort/Playhouse that I made for the kids near the beginning of my blog has always been one of the number one hits from Google.
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| PVC Pipe Fort/Playhouse |
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| Cupcake and Cake Stand |
The Dollhouse Refurbish was a real labor of love. This was my dollhouse when I was a kid and it had really seen some better days after all of the kids it had gone through.
Part II - Fixing her up
Part III - Repaired and pretty
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| Dollhouse Remodel |
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| Dollhouse Stairs |
Hi there, I found your blog just before St. Patricks Day. I had a tin box of old Irish coins (we now use Euros) and I had an idea that I could make some coin art with a new frame I had purchased in Ikea. So I started trawling the net for inspriration - and there you were! I was totally inspired by your coin art but also all your other amazing projects! I have been catching up ever since I became a follower!! Loving your blog...
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