punk projects: September 2011

Posted by Katie smith / 9/29/2011 / No comments / guest blog , inspiration

Craft Fair Display Ideas with Marci from Dreaming in Craft

<div style="text-align: center;">Hi!  I'm marci from Dreaming in Craft.  I also write a blog called <a href="http://marci-itsalwayssomething.blogspot.com/">It's Always Something</a>.  I opened Dreaming in Craft earlier this year to sell my crafts.  I started out selling at local craft markets.  In November I will be participating in a holiday craft show so I have been spending a lot of time researching and preparing myself for my first big show.  I have also been working like crazy to fill my first consignment orders. </div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/>
</div><div style="text-align: center;">In all of the craziness with markets, shows and consignment I have had to come up with ways to display my items.  One of the things I love to use for displays is picture frames.  You can do so much with them!</div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/>
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</div><div style="text-align: center;">I needed a way to display my felt pins for a craft market so I made this magnetic fabric picture frame.  It worked great!</div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/>
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</div><div style="text-align: center;">I needed to make a sign for Dreaming in Craft for one of the consignment stores so I got a picture frame and made a cute fabric sign.  It has my logo in the center and then some felt clouds to match the logo.  I love the way it turned out.  I'm going to make one for my craft show booth, too!</div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/>
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</div><div style="text-align: center;">People get so creative with picture frames!  This person used a frame to display their earrings.</div><div style="text-align: center;"><br/>
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Craft Fair Display Ideas with Marci from Dreaming in Craft

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Posted by Katie smith / 9/27/2011 / No comments / photoshop , scrapbooking

Road Trip -Digital Scrapbook Layout-

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Road Trip -Digital Scrapbook Layout-

I don't do digi layouts very often, but I was having fun in photoshop and decided to make this o...

Posted by Katie smith / 9/25/2011 / 1 Comment /

Junk Mail Wreath DIY from Lilac and Lace

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Hello my name is Heather, from the blog<a href="http://lilaclace.blogspot.com/"> Lilac & Lace</a> and I'm here to share a super easy and cute craft project that gives new purpose to all your junk mail and bills.  I always feel guilty throwing away all the paper we get in the mail.  This project cuts the waste and capitalizes on cuteness! Thanks Katie for having me on Punk Projects to share it!  <span style="font-size: large;">Here's the how-to:</span></div>
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Junk Mail Wreath DIY from Lilac and Lace

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Posted by Katie smith / 9/24/2011 / No comments / inspiration

Colors of the Wind

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Colors of the Wind

The crisp autumn breeze is always inspiring to me, and reminds me of Pocahontas.. (all images via weheartit)

Posted by Katie smith / 9/22/2011 / No comments / guest blog

Make a fun Book Table with Athena!

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<span style="font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">Purchase one of those cheap wooden round tables that always find their ways to thrift stores.  You can do it with one table but I had two and wanted this table to have four legs - so I used one leg and it's bracket from a second table. (The photo is missing the fourth leg - oops).</span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">Trace the shape and size of the book onto the circle and cut everything outside your tracing off - leaving me in my case with a nice rectangle.  Sand the edges of the portion you are keeping.</span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: Arial;">Start priming then painting - this is my daughter's job on this project.  She would be perfectly happy using the circular saw - but not just yet, she will have to wait on that one.  But primer and paint are right up her alley - and she dresses the part don't you think?</span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: Arial;">I didn't bother with the pre-existing holes since this is the underside and I doubt someone will really care about them once the project is complete. </span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: Arial;">Then flip the rectangular board over and glue the back of the book onto the unpainted side of the board making sure to glue it so the book is still able to be opened properly.</span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">Naturally I used E6000 glue for that task.  Once the glue has dried, flip it back over, add the brackets, then add the legs - making sure the brackets are all attached so the legs lean outwards from top to bottom (the brackets are angled).</span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: Arial;">And there you have it - a book table.  Still functional as a book but with added functionality as a table for a total of $5 plus paint and primer.</span><br/>
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<span style="font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">Afterwards I added a bracket underneath and cut one of the remaining legs in half allowing for a slide to come out from underneath to the left to support the book when it is open and the binding doesn't get ruined.  When not reading the book, the slide hides underneath so it can be used as a table.  This table is quite popular in our home and has lived in several locations - kid's rooms, by the piano in the living room and it's current location is beside the microwave cart in the kitchen for the kids to place their prized possessions on.  An added bonus is this book is very colorful and attracts my kids to it for viewing and reading.  With special needs children I welcome every opportunity to interest them.</span></div>
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Cozy Fall Poncho

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Cozy Fall Poncho

Poncho's are so comfy and warm, Here's one that Taylor and I made for a tutorial! Supplies:...

Posted by Katie smith / 9/19/2011 / No comments /

Hello from North Carolina

<div style="text-align: center;">Hi you guys! I hope you've been enjoying all the tutorials and guest posts that have been on Punk Projects while I'm off on my little adventure?</div><div style="text-align: center;">We're halfway through our trip already and currently in North Carolina. The beaches are so pretty.. Here are a few pictures.<br/>
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Hello from North Carolina

Hi you guys! I hope you've been enjoying all the tutorials and guest posts that have been on Pun...

Posted by Katie smith / 9/18/2011 / No comments / scrapbooking

I Heart Autumn

scrapbooking

I Heart Autumn

It's my favoritest season. :) (this is a layout I did awhile back. I crocheted the red border, a...

Posted by Katie smith / 9/17/2011 / No comments / inspiration

Falling Leaves

inspiration

Falling Leaves

----- I love leaves...of all colors. Don't you? (first pic is mine, the rest are from weheartit...

Posted by Katie smith / 9/29/2011 / No comments / guest blog , inspiration

Craft Fair Display Ideas with Marci from Dreaming in Craft

Posted by Katie smith / 9/27/2011 / No comments / photoshop , scrapbooking

Road Trip -Digital Scrapbook Layout-

Posted by Katie smith / 9/25/2011 / 1 Comment /

Junk Mail Wreath DIY from Lilac and Lace

Posted by Katie smith / 9/24/2011 / No comments / inspiration

Colors of the Wind

Posted by Katie smith / 9/22/2011 / No comments / guest blog

Make a fun Book Table with Athena!

Posted by Katie smith / 9/20/2011 / 15 Comments / tutorial

Cozy Fall Poncho

Posted by Katie smith / 9/19/2011 / No comments /

Hello from North Carolina

Posted by Katie smith / 9/18/2011 / No comments / scrapbooking

I Heart Autumn

Posted by Katie smith / 9/17/2011 / No comments / inspiration

Falling Leaves

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