Friends,
Happy New Year! If you're anything like us, you're glad the holidays have wrapped up and you're excited to de-clutter, get back into a routine, and start working on those resolutions.
But for now, we have one last Christmas item to revisit--sharing all of the handmade gifts we gave this holiday season. We have received so many wonderful photos and tutorials of handmade gifts that we've decided to make the parade a three part series. Woohoo!
Without further ado...
Happy New Year! If you're anything like us, you're glad the holidays have wrapped up and you're excited to de-clutter, get back into a routine, and start working on those resolutions.
But for now, we have one last Christmas item to revisit--sharing all of the handmade gifts we gave this holiday season. We have received so many wonderful photos and tutorials of handmade gifts that we've decided to make the parade a three part series. Woohoo!
Without further ado...
Emily and Jaime of Everyday Art made
This precious hat
(more info HERE),
these alphabet magnets
(more HERE),
and these sweet Christmas hair clips
(more HERE).
Cami made this Happy Birthday Banner
(more info HERE),
this match game for her son
(more info HERE),
and these awesome imagination play dolls, also for her son
(more info HERE).
Tysha made this snazzy apron for her twin sister.
Kerstin made these darling flowers for headbands and hats
(more info HERE)
and these menu and blessings boards
(more HERE).
Michelle made this amazing Christmas tree paper quilling
(more info HERE)
and this silhouette canvas of Audrey Hepburn (with permanent markers!).
Alicia and her husband built this table for their kids! (They modified these plans.)
Aren't you loving all of these great ideas?! Make sure to bookmark this post for next December! See you back here tomorrow with the next installment...
xo,
em
and
anne
xo,
em
and
anne
4 comments:
If anyone is interested, the pattern for the reversible apron can be found on etsy
http://www.etsy.com/listing/62193312/emmeline-apron-sewing-pattern
I am a beginning sew-er and it wasn't hard at all!
This has nothing to do with this post but I've been meaning to write and say that I am loving the home tours you are featuring. Great way to be inspired and I love a good sneak peek into a home!
Wow-there is a lot of talent out there. Handicrafts are not something I know anything about, hopefully this year I'll have some time to learn a bit so I can eventually give handmade gifts.
Great decoration! seems that you are a great indoor designer!
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