Anyway, just thought I'd check in and say hi. I probably won't be posting until next week due to school, work, and a nasty cold. Hopefully you'll still be here when I get back.
Here's Abbie's post for the week!
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I've got 3 this week: 2 re-crafts and a new one.
1. I Mod Podged these drawers a few months ago, but a couple of weeks ago one of them broke (my daughter pulled it out onto the floor and then my husband stepped on it - snap!). I bought a new set of drawers and re-Mod Podged one. The world in now right again and I have my vanity back to the way it once was.
2. Then my sweet baby girl hit the previous yellow frame on the floor (1 1/2 yo are so destructive, yet so stinkin cute!). Glass every where and the frame split in half. So, I painted a bigger frame yellow. I really like how this one turned out.
3. This has been something I've wanted to do for a couple of years. I love walking into homes and finding a wall or a doorway dedicated to showing the growth of the kids that live there. So I made a portable growth chart, since we have many moves in our future. I like it! And I think it will be something my kids will cherish.
Happy Crafting!
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I have several drawers like that; I'm definitely going to have to use that idea! Love it! Thanks for sharing!
Look at Eli's hair!!! heheehehhehe
I love this picture of him.
That whole vanity setup is amazing! Its so beautifully put together :)
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