Friday, April 20, 2012
My Back Gate
In our home, we have a great love of all things zombie. My toddlers play zombie with each other. My older two kids terrorize the younger ones playing zombie. We regularly talk about what would happen if there actually WERE zombies. My husband and me are lovers of ALL zombie entertainment; we thumb our noses at nothing zombie related.
So when I found this sign on Etsy, I knew that I had to have it for my home.
It is now proudly hanging from my property's side gate. Freakin' awesome.
So when I found this sign on Etsy, I knew that I had to have it for my home.
It is now proudly hanging from my property's side gate. Freakin' awesome.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Chandelier
My fabulously talented longtime friend and soul sister Lindsey Redfern took this picture of my chandelier last summer and I JUST found it. Our chandelier is an ever changing work of art - nothing is off limits to go on it and everyone who comes into our home comments on how unique it is.
Thanks Lindsey for the awesome photo.
Thanks Lindsey for the awesome photo.
Labels:
lighting
Friday, April 6, 2012
DIY: A New Playhouse Roof
A few weeks ago I ripped off the mangled blue tarp that had been covering our play structure for the past four years and decided that enough was enough. That tarp was an eyesore. It was ripped, ugly, and well past its prime.
I went to Hacock Fabrics and purchased this red and white striped outdoor Sunbrella fabric. I purchased six yards just to be on the safe side. Once I got home I simply measured the length by holding it over the play structure supports and then staple gunned it to the structure.
I didn't hem the sides because they matched up perfectly with the width of the structure.
I know, my methods aren't perfection but the end result sure looks better. I am confident that my neighbors are thanking m.
Guys, this is REALLY easy to do. It cost me $38 (I used a 40% off coupon at the store) and borrowed a friends staple gun (thanks Sarah!). There is no need to spend over $100 on a new tarp that probably won't even LOOK the way you want it to look.
I like looking out my back window now and seeing this circus-feel play structure.
Labels:
DIY,
Outdoor Spaces,
playhouse
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