My month has involved to many trips to the doctor's and hospitals. More than I wish to count.
But enough of alllllll that crap I would like to move on to what I have been working on. No tutorial here but, lovely, lovely pictures of my stuff I've made and decorated.
Okay, well, they may not be pretty pictures. Because I don't have a lot of natural light in my house to take pictures with. I do my best and use what I have.
This here is my front door. (duh) Simple but I like it.
Here's my counter that divides the living room and kitchen up. The bat "garland" I made using my Cricut.
Spooky Modem hahahaha.
and I took the before I added the spiderwebs.
See the lantern with the spider web design on it. I made that also using my Cricut and the free cut of the week. ( I LOVE free)
Love this candle I got it free from Bath and body works! Wooo!
I put it together at my computer desk so that's why the key boards in the way. I think if they have any good thanksgiving cuts coming up I'll do a tutorial with that and make another on but thanksgiving themed. For all the Cricut users out there.This was fairly simple to make. My sister got me these place mats a few years back and they are the kind that you just wipe down ( not the hard plastic) and my dad gave me some instillation stuff from his work. Looks like bubble wrap covered in silver wrapping paper. I thought this would make a great little lunch bag. But let me tell you LITLLE is the key work there. It will fit a sandwich and chips, I'm sure, in a plastic bag just fine but the containers I would normally use for a lunch box is just too big. So while this would work its small....Oops on my part but I love the look and idea of it.
Now I'm showing the costumes early but there are no models for them yet. I will take pictures and put them up on or after Halloween of then in their costumes.
I was looking around for ideas to make Lex a cute and cheap costume and I came across this site , eat.sleep.MAKE. And she had made her little boy this and I showed it to Lex and asked if he would like to be a dragon he said "YEAH!" Really loudly. I was able to find the felt at Hobby Lobby. So his whole costume cost us $5! How awesome is that! Well, wait I did get face paint for him that was 2. But still, a whole $7! Make's me happy happy!
I did mess up a little bit on the back but I don't think its that noticeable unless you just sit there and stair at it...... which I did and gave up that I couldn't fix it. But in the end Lex is still very happy with it.
This was just me drawing it out.
Me drawing and cutting out her ears.
Emma's cost me nothing. I already had the black material for the tail. I was lucky enough to have just enough black felt left in my stash. And I always have enough ( or try to ) poly fill on hand. And My sister, bought the skirt and shirt a while back for her and I thought it would be perfect.
But I can't decided on the shoes yet.
The boots?
Or the Glittery Mary-Janes?
Please let me know what you think!
Well that's it. At least there's an update! Wish I had an awesome tutorial to share. Sorry about that.
Have A Wonderful Day!
Ashleigh
You have done it again!! -- Awesome ideas coupled with excellent work -- the boots are the best with the Emma costume -- just the little twist that makes a super duper one-of-a-kind costume -- Lex's dragon - how adorable is that? -- too great for words -- keep on keepin' on with those - great crafty things... love ya - g-mom
ReplyDeleteThank you! and You already know I went with the boots. hahaha! Love ya, too!
DeleteHappy Halloween to you! Love the lunch bag!! Cool =) Saw your post on Sew Much Ado, We Did It Wednesdays
ReplyDeleteThank you! Lex used it today at lunch! Happy Halloween!
DeleteYou sure do have a nice sister!! hahaa...And it's too late now, but I like the boots!
ReplyDeleteALSO, I enjoy this Halloween theme!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I worked hard on getting it just right. to bad I didn't use my blog more during this month. I enjoyed it too!
DeleteAnd yes I sure do have a nice sister! hahaha!