My sweet husband acting surprised by me taking a picture. I’m so glad he’s always supportive of my ideas and always has a helping hand.
The curtains are finally up..
I love the fabric!
Letting in some sun!

creating nifty, thrifty and creative things
My sweet husband acting surprised by me taking a picture. I’m so glad he’s always supportive of my ideas and always has a helping hand.
The curtains are finally up..
I love the fabric!
Letting in some sun!

Has it already been a week since the last floral friday?!
This week’s featured flower is the crocus.
I bought this little beauty in the above animation about 2 weeks ago and documented it’s growth for about a week. You could literally watch it grow!
Unfortunately we don’t have a back yard, so anything we grow needs to be grown in our apartment.. I don’t really have a green thumb, but I do my best to keep our plants alive. ;)
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With only about 3 weeks left until St. Patrick’s Day, I thought I would celebrate all my 99 followers by having a little freebie download.
I designed all the following St. Patrick’s Day cards using Illustrator.
They print on letter sized, as well as A4 paper. Just cut along the cutting marks and fold in half.
The folded cards measure 5″ x 7″.
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Carefully pour a small amount of oil paint into the vases/jars/bottles and start swirling until the whole glass is covered in paint. Let the excess paint pour back into the paint bucket.
Allow the paint to dry for about 24 hours before using your new vases.
You may have already noticed the change to my blog — I now have a Facebook “like” button under each post title.
Last night I set up Facebook pages for my little {nifty thrifty things} blog. I gave in to what felt like peer pressure (or maybe because I enjoy exploring new things so much.. ;) ). It seems like everyone is having a Facebook page for their blog.
I don’t know what it’s good for yet, except for spending even more time in front of the computer, but maybe it’ll bring on some more fun and getting to know even more awesome people.
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