Pocket Full of Pink

Friday Frolic # 16!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 14:54:00 +0000

Pinch Me- St. Patrick's Day Blocks!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:52:00 +0000

It's official- I am obsessed with GREEN! I don't even celebrate St. Paddy's Day, but I just love all these Green decorations!

Yesterday I came home from school and needed to do something crafty, so I made these cute and EASY Pinch Me Blocks!

These are just a 2 x 4 cut into chunks, then I measured the blocks before I cut out the letters with my Cricut.

First I painted my blocks with Americana Sour Apple {my favorite!} paint.

After it was dry, I chose some paper I had on hand, that had lots of green it it! I got this paper at Micheal's or you can get it at most craft stores.

I cut the paper in squares a bit smaller than the wood, then adhered it with

Mod Podge.

After the Mod Podge was dry, I added another layer of Mod Podge on top of the paper. When that was dry, I added the vinyl.

Then, I sanded around all the edges for that shabby distressed look:)

EASY!! It made these in about 1 hour {with drying time} and it was with everything I already had on hand.

See that cute printable next to the blocks? You can get that here.

Have a FABULOUS day and be sure and stop by tomorrow for another FRIDAY FROLIC Linky Party!!

Friday Frolic top 5 Features!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:29:00 +0000

Can I just say that I REALLY enjoyed going through all of the goodies you all linked up last week!!

I had several comments from visitors saying they were excited to try some of the crafts that were linked up:)

You all amaze me with your talents!!

Here are the top 5 viewed links from last week:

St. Patrick's Day Decorations from Cupcake Kisses 'N' Crumbs.

Monogram Canvas from My Hearts Desire.

Spring Party Ideas from A to Zebra Celebrations.

Homespun With Love and Can of 3 Shamrocks.

Last but not least one of my favorite blogs Today's Fabulous Finds and her St. Patrick's Day Interchangeable Frame.

Thanks to all who linked up and I hope you'll join us this Friday for Friday Frolic Party!!

If you were featured here, feel free to grab a FEATURED button on my sidebar.

Have a great day!

Temple Wood Block

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 00:19:00 +0000

Sorry I missed posting yesterday. I have another Chemistry mid-term tomorrow and I have been studying like crazy!! Hope it pays off:) How is your day going??

A person can only study for so long, so I got the urge to make something. I have wanted to make these forever, and to be completely honest, I have tried them several times, but had some serious craft fails! Finally I figured things out and it worked!!

I got my print here at The Idea Door. I have seen other versions, but this is my favorite. So many great ideas at this site!! LOVE IT!

Here is what you need:

-5 x 6 piece of wood. I routed the edges because I got a new router:)

- 3 1/2 x 5 Printed picture of the temple, or whatever picture you would like!

-paint {whatever color you choose}.

-7/16" upholstery nails {about 3 bucks at Home depot and you get 24}.

Rust-O-leum Ultimate Polyurethane Soft touch Finish. I like the Matte finish. {about 6.99 for 8 oz. at Lowe's}.

-Mod Podge

-If you like the vintage look, I used a Tim Holtz ink pad {vintage}.

First I painted the wood and let it dry.

Here is where I messed up before. The ink from my printer seems to run when I cover the image with mod podge, so this time I glued the picture on with mod podge, but did not cover the top part with it. I also printed the picture on white scrapbook paper. I don't know if that made a difference, but I think it looks a little nicer!

Next, I sanded all the edges to make it look distressed, including the picture a little bit. Then, I covered the edges of the paper and wood with the Vintage ink pad.

After that was dry, I hammered the upholstery nails in each corner of the picture. I really like the way the nails look. It gives it even more of a vintage look!

After everything is dry, brush a think layer of the Polyurethane all over the wood. Let dry.

LOOKS FABULOUS, huh?

These would be great for gifts for little kids. This one is going in my daughters room. I want to make a lot more:)

I will be back later tomorrow afternoon for the Friday Frolic Features! See ya soon:)

Keeping it Real {Sunday}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 21:35:00 +0000

I have been slacking lately with my posts. My life feels a little crazy right now. I am going to school, dealing PMS now just about 3 weeks out of the month, and have been a bit of a Debby Downer lately.

Sorry!

I have been feeling a bit like this.

It's no fun getting older, I tell ya!! Your body goes through all kinds of funny and not so fun changes!! Some times I feel like I should just commit myself already!

Thank goodness for my husband and kids. I am so grateful for them. Without them, who knows where I would be.

Today I am home not feeling well and trying to read some uplifting material. I came across this earlier:

LOVE IT!! Lifts me up and makes me feel like everything is going to be OK! No worries. LIFE IS GOOD:)

No matter what we are going through, there is always tomorrow. I look forward to a new day....

Love you guys!!

{OH, and I am featuring lots of the Friday Frolic links on my FB. If you don't already follow me, please do!!}

Friday Frolic #15

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 15:01:00 +0000

Changing my purse from cute to CAUUUTE!!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

So I have this purse. I really liked it when I bought it last year. I had an idea of something I wanted to do to it to add a little POP color.

Shoot, I forgot to take a before picture. Well, you can imagine what it looked like with out the pretty flowers, can't you?

I LOVE these cute flowers! I can't get enough of them!! I found another awesome tutorial on how to make them and some other fancy ones.

You should try and make some of these. They are easy and FUN to make!

Have a great day. See you tomorrow for Friday Frolic:)

Green St. Patrick's Day Wreath {tutorial}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:00:00 +0000

Today I caught the craft bug! I have wanted to make some kind of St. Patrick's Day wreath, but I just wasn't sure what I wanted it to look like.

So today I went at it. Here is what I came up with!

I started off with about 6 different patterns of fabric. Most of them were fabric quarters on sale at JoAnns this last weekend.

I also cut strips of Burlap to cover up the white styrofoam wreath.

Here it is all wrapped up and ready to decorate!

I didn't take pictures of making the flowers, but there are some fabulous tutorials already out there. Here is one I used.

I never really decorated for St. Paddy's Day before, but it's kinda fun to see what I can come up with! I love the way it turned out:)

Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!

Friday Frolic top 5 Features!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 02:43:00 +0000

A huge thank you to all of you who linked up at Friday Frolic!! I was so excited to see 78 links!! Wahooo- that's the most we've had yet!

I really appreciate you guys. My readers are SOOOOO important to me. I wouldn't be here without you. THANKS!!

Now, on the the top 5 viewed links from last week!

Spring Subway Art Print from Jill Create Craft Love! Aren't the colors fabulous? I love this!! Check out her blog for a free download.

I am seriously CRUSHING on the Pinwheel wreath at Loopy Loop Creations!

Mrs. Crafty Pants made these adorable Kitchen towels. Love the flower appliques!

I love this Baseball Art that Tales of a Trophy Wife made. It Would look darling in a boys room:)

I fell in LOVE with these Fabric Letters that Little Things Bring Smiles Made! The fabric is gorgeous!

Feel free to grab a featured button if you were featured today!

That wraps it up for today!!

I will be back tomorrow to share a Lovely St. Patrick's Day craft with you!!

DIY St. Patrick's Day Banner {Easy!}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 21:30:00 +0000

Sorry, no Keeping it Real today. I just didn't have it in me. I guess that's the beauty of having your own blog!

I'll be back next Sunday with it, K?!

Today I wanted to craft!

I have been wanting to make a St. Patrick's Day Banner and when I saw Rebecca Coopers banner {with tutorial!} on her blog Simple as That, I just HAD to make one!

You should go check out her blog. It is AMAZING! She is a fantastic Photographer, Scrapbooker, Crafter and Mom!

For my banner, I bought an old hard cover book from a thrift store. $2 bucks. I love the old look of the pages!

Then, instead of string, I used some grosgrain ribbon I had laying around. I folded it in half, then used double stick tape to keep it folded.

I almost sewed mine together, but I was too lazy to get my sewing machine out.

I stapled the paper to the ribbon. EASY!

It took me about 45 minutes to make this and my 10 year old daughter helped trace the shamrocks. She loves to craft too!

Hope your having a Lovely weekend! It is 11:30am and I am still in my Jammies! Yay!!

Friday Frolic #14

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

7 St. Patrick's Day ideas!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:32:00 +0000

I'm not a big St. Patrick's Day person, but the last few years I have made some decorations for the holiday. It's amazing what you can up with! Just get your creative juices flowing!!

You can't help but get motivated to make something when you see what other people are doing. It's amazing!!

Here are some ideas I fell in LOVE with:

Here's a SUPER cute idea for a treat from It is What it is.

I didn't even know there was such a thing as rainbow licorice!

Subway Art is one of my favorite ways to decorate. So easy and it looks great! The girls at Eighteen 25 created a cool Subway Art and are so nice to share!!

Rebecca over at Simple As That made this cute and simple Clover banner. I love the book pages! I seriously want to make this!!

Jen from Craftomaniac made this adorable wreath for St. Paddy's Day. I love the cute little horseshoes!

I am Mommy made this absolutely DIVINE St. Patrick's Day Cake. Yummo!

I love this! I want to try it on my little Girl! This is from Cute Girls Hairstyles.

One more Fabulous printable from Today's Fabulous Finds!

Friday Frolic features!!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

I had so much fun going through all the crafts that were linked up last Friday!! You guys are truly amazing me.

I want you to know how grateful I am for linking up each week! There are a lot of Parties out there and I appreciate you visiting mine!

Without further adieu, here are the top viewed links from last week!

Valentine Bunting Wreath: Mrs. Crafty Pants

Waterproof Snack Bags: Destination Craft

Favorite Things: Thoughts In Vinyl

$4 Valentine Wreath: Making it Feel Like Home

DIY Magnet Board: Scattered Thoughts of a SAHM.

Button Balloon Embroidery: City Girl Gone Coastal

That about wraps it up! Thanks again for stopping by and be sure and join us Friday for another FRIDAY FROLIC!!

Happy Hearts Day and Subway Art!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 23:06:00 +0000

How is your day going so far? I am excited to go out with my hubby tonight to celebrate Valentine's Day!

It's hard to believe we have been married for 20 years in August!

Do you want to know what we did on our first date? We babysat!

Weird, huh? I totally remember the day he called and asked me out. I was working in a salon doing hair. He called and asked me to go out on Valentine's Day. I had already told a good friend I would babysit for her.

I asked him if he wanted to come over and babysit with me. He said yes! We actually had a great time! Afterwards we went dancing. GREAT TIME!!

What are you all doing tonight? Anything exciting??

I have to share my last V-day project with you!! It is reversible! I ordered the vinyl and wood from Thoughts in Vinyl. I LOVE this place!

You should stop by and check them out. They have so many cute and reasonably priced kits.

Here's what I finished last night:

Cute, right? I used My Minds Eye paper and covered it with Mod Podge before I adhered the vinyl. The "Be Mine" area I painted with Martha Stewart Poodle Skirt Pink.

Here's what I love the most about this:

It's Reversible! I LOVE to save room in my craft closet!

Have a "LOVE"ly day!

Feather Boa Tree {Guest Post}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

Hello Ladies...and I am sure a few Gents! Here is your Valentine's Day Tutorial!

I sneaked out of the house the other day while Eliza napped and Mark played video games, to swing by Michaels. While checking out I saw a "floral arrangement" on SALE for 49.99!! What?? I can TOTALLY make that! So I did!!

Small disclaimer, this tree does not photograph well! I did it in every light, with pro camera and camera phone, it just doesn't capture the awesomeness of the feathers. I SWEAR it is SUPER cute!!

Start off with supplies-

Styrofoam Cone
Feather Boa, or 2 if you buy a big cone
Ribbon
Embellishment
Candle Stick
Hot Glue

Start out with your cone, side note-you can not spray paint Styrofoam, didn't know that! So move on with your cone with whatever color you bought. Take a boa and find an end, trim the extra rope they use so it is flush with the feathers. Take your hot glue and put a large bead at the bottom of the cone.

Lay your cone down with the feather boa coming toward you. Do a string of glue along the bottom and roll the cone toward you gluing the boa to the cone.

Now take the boa and wrap it tightly around the cone, glue every once in a while.

Now if you want to use 2 colors like I did, start the next boa from the top. Sorry I have no picture for this, I didn't plan to have to use two boas and had to run to the store and was flustered when I got back.

As you come to meet the 2 boas in the middle you can choose to keep them completely separate or swirl the top one into the bottom feathers to combine the colors.

Take your embellishment and attach it to the top, mine was a pick so I just stuck it down into the cone.

Next is the ribbon. Here is a great way to make a bow.

Start with a long piece of ribbon

Fold both edges in to meet the middle, do a dab of glue and keep them down.

Now cut two long pieces of ribbon, these will be your tails.

Flip your folded piece over and glue each tail to the back

Now cut a small piece that will wrap around the middle.

Glue it on the back, wrap it around the front of the ribbon, between the two tails, pull tight and glue on the back again.

Perfect bow without the tying!

Glue the bow to the top of your tree.

Now take your candlestick and you can choose to attach it to the bottom of your cone, or just rest your cone on it. I decided not to glue so that I could do a different cone each holiday and just reuse the candlestick.

You are done! This took me less then 20 minutes and I love the funky way it looks.

Thanks again for checking me out this week! Come on over to And I Thought I Loved You Then for more crafts and fun chat. Also, check out Hangin 'Round for some of my wreaths for sale, use code BLOG2012 for 12% off your purchase!

It's super cute! Love the adorable little heart picks hanging over the top. DARLING! Thanks for stopping by Kalyn!

Happy Valentine's Day everyone!!

Valentine's Day Round-Up

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:48:00 +0000

I wanted to do a quick share of some Valentine crafts I made last year that you may have missed.

These are some of my favorites and I hope you like them too!

1. February 14th Block

2. Fabric Scrap Wreath

3. Be Mine Banner

4. Love One Another Printable

Kisses and Hugs Vinyl lettering Art.

Love MDF board Frame.

Vintage Art Framed.

I have another reversible Valentine/ St. Patrick's Day craft that I am finishing up and I will share in a couple of days!

Stop by tomorrow to see Kalyn from And I thought I Loved You Then. She will be guest posting!!

Keeping it Real {Sunday}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 16:35:00 +0000

5 Things you may not know about me:

1. I used to make cards and sell them on Etsy. I love to give handmade cards to people!

Gee, I wish I had a craft room that looks like this!

2. I am unorganized. I keep a pretty clean house, but I have piles of stuff sitting in my room and my kitchen because I don't know what to do with it!

3. My favorite movie of ALL TIME is Pretty in Pink. It just totally reminds me of the good ol' 80's!

4. I LOVE Lucky Charms cereal. Cheesy, isn't it? I could eat a box of this cereal in about 1/2 hour. YUM!

This wig is 2 Die 4!

5. I have a soft place in my heart for Cats. They are so cute and cuddly. I have never had one and probably never will (my husband is allergic and HATES them), but would LOVE to get one!!

Was there anything you didn't already know? My life is so exciting I tell ya!

Hope your having a lovely Sunday!

Friday Frolic #13!!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:10:00 +0000

The weeks just keep flying by! I can't believe February is almost half over. CRAZY! I hope you all have a fabulous weekend:)

I don't have big plans, but I am excited to sleep in!

Cute Valentine Family Crossword puzzle!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 00:57:00 +0000

Last Valentine's Day a friend of mine came up to me at church and handed me this adorable crossword puzzle with each of my family member's names on it. I thought it was so cute!

Well here it is one year later and I am just now getting around to doing something with it. I certainly think it is well worth framing, don't you?

I love how it looks in this fun frame I found at the thrift store! I added the cupcake liner, vintage Valentine image and ribbon.

I wish I could tell you how she did this, but I have no idea! She did a great job and I am so glad I have it sitting on my mantle!

Thanks so much Nancy Grace!

Stop by tomorrow for Friday Frolic! Can't wait to see what you all have been up to:)

Repurposed Altoid Tin into Sweet Love Notes!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:48:00 +0000

{This is older post that I thought I would share with my readers again. Such a fun idea! I hope you enjoy it!)

This would be such a cute gift for your hubby, friend, or child.

An adorable tin with cute little words in different fonts!

Here is what I did:

First I took the container and traced some cute Valentine paper around the shape of the container. Next, I cut out the shape and Mod Podged it on the container. I smoothed out the paper with a brayer. You can add anything you'd like on the container: Buttons, stickers, etc..Be creative!

I printed out hundreds of different words onto just regular old printer paper and used different fonts for each word (I am kinda a fontaholic!). I cut out each word (which is a pain in the fanny!). Then I laminated each one of those buggers. Yes, it took forever, but it was fun thinking of different sentences I could make with all the words! If you don't have a laminator, you can use contact paper.

It takes a while to cut out each word. Buy a roll of magnet with sticky stuff on one side. One roll should be plenty. Stick the magnet on the back of each word, and Walaah! You have a sweet, inexpensive gift to give someone for Valentines day or any day!

How fun is it to make funny sentences on your fridge? I love it! My kids love it!

Friday Frolic Features!

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

SOOOO many uber cute crafts linked up last week! Love what you guys are doing. Here are some of the top viewed links from Friday. Wahoo!

Valentine Tube Treats from Cup of Delight. Aren't these just too adorable?

Thrifty Crafty Girl makes a lovely DIY Ironing Mat. Very cute and looks easy to make!

Revolutionaries made this Toilet Paper Roll Valentine with some really cute Ransom alphabet! Love it:)

This is such a great idea! The Happy Scraps made this awesome Magnetic Menu Board. I need one of these....BAD!

Lachelle made these adorable Valentine Decorations. So cute!

If you were featured, feel free to grab a FEATURED button! It would make me so Happy!

Thanks to all of you who stops by to link up every week. I appreciate you VERY much!

Have a great day!!

{Love} and {Luck} Reversable Block

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:17:00 +0000

Sorry no post yesterday- I had a Chemistry Mid-term! A little stressful:)

Today I am excited to show you what I worked on this weekend! I love a holiday craft that is good for more than one holiday. Then I don't have to store twice the amount of stuff. All of my storage space is pretty much taken up (with crafts of course!).

This weekend I finished this cool Wood craft a that I purchased from Thoughts in Vinyl. I love this company and have purchased several kits from them. The prices is very reasonable and they are SO stinkin' cute!

Here's a front and back shot.

Cute, right? I used Basic Grey paper and Doodlebug paper. I love how they each coordinate!

I just painted the large piece of wood white, then adhered the paper with Mod Podge on the large and small pieces of wood.

You have to let that dry for about 1 hour. I sanded all the edges to get the distressed look and also to get any extra paper that was hanging off the edges.

Then I applied the vinyl to the small piece, glued the small wood to the larger one, and DONE!

Thoughts in Vinyl is having a 10% off sale through tonight! Hurry and go check out all the kits. I know you will Love it!!

I have a few more Valentine Crafts to share, then I am on to Spring! I can't wait:)

Stop by tomorrow for the top 5 links from Friday Frolic!!

Keeping it Real {Sunday}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

As I was pondering (yes, I ponder sometimes before I open my mouth!) about what to say for this Keeping it Real post, I couldn't hardly come up with a thing. Nothin!! My mind was blank.

But then I had an epiphany (what is that?), "I could give my readers a look into my family. Are you even interested? I have 3 kids. My daughter is 17, my son is 15 and my little girl is 10. They are growing so dang fast. I can't believe I will be loosing one this Fall. It frightens me. Seriously.

But I digress....I am not going to tell you about my 17 yr. old today. I want to tell you about my 15 yr. old. He is SO. DANG. CUTE. I just love him. Of course I do, he is my son. But he is REALLY a good kid. No Kidding.

Here is a look at him. I took this picture about a week ago:

Yep, this is my little Eagle Scout.

I am such a proud Momma.

I have to be honest here. I really didn't have much to do with the fact that he earned his Eagle. His Dad helped him A LOT. I helped him a teensy weensy bit.

I kind of feel foolish.

The Mom's are supposed to be the ones to push their boys, right? Well I am here to tell you I did not. He wanted it and at times needed pushing and his Dad mostly did it. No I get all the credit at the Eagle Court of Honor. I think I am going to stand up and say, "Umm, his Dad is the one that should get all the credit!"

I don't know if I really have the guts to do that, but I am going to feel a little guilty. Too late now. I AM planning the Court of Honor. I ordered the invitations, took the picture, I will also make a scrapbook for him, and order a cake from Costco. That's something, right?

Sorry if I am rattling on a little too much about this. Can you tell I like to torture myself with guilty feelings?

I am so proud of this young man. He is such a good kid. All my kids are. I don't know what I did to deserve them, because I was the child from H- - -. No kidding. I put my parents through the fiery furnace. But I think I turned out pretty good.

I love my kiddos, and I just wanted to share a little about them. Here is a nice picture of this same son when he was a little guy:

I love this guy! Isn't he the cutest? I wish I could show you a picture of when he was a baby, but I would have to scan the pictures, because you know that was before digital cameras! Oh, I feel old:)

Have a great Sunday!!

Friday Frolic #12

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:19:00 +0000

Sorry this party is getting started late today! My kids don't have school and we all slept in a little:) It felt really GREAT!

Hope your having a fabulous day. I can't wait to see what you have been working on this week!

Show me what ya got!

1. PLEASE POST SOMETHING YOU MADE. IT REALLY DOESN'T MATTER WHAT IT IS, A WOOD CRAFTS, SEWING PROJECT, WHATEVER! I WANT TO SEE IT! IF YOU USE SOMEONE'S IDEA OR PATTERNS PLEASE GIVE THEM THE RIGHTFUL CREDIT.

2. Link to your specific post, that way it is easier for everybody to find and read it.

3. Please don't link to your giveaways. There are other link parties for this!

4. Please link back to my blog. I would love it if you would grab aFriday Frolic button, or you could post a text link.

It's that time again! Partay:) Link up your latest and greatest!!

I Love you Banner {Tutorial}

noreply@blogger.com (Karen) — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:51:00 +0000

Last week I decided I needed a new banner to hang in my kitchen area. Here is what I came up with!

I forgot to take a picture of the supplies, so here is a list:

-Red Cardstock

-white heart doilies {I used 8}

-fabric remnants {I used 17 strips}

-chalk ink pad

-Bakers Twine

-hole punch

-some kind of die cute machine {or you could cut by hand}

-glue

I used my Cricut machine to cut out the hearts and letters.

You could easily cut these out by hand. I used Doodletype cartridge for the letters and the hearts.

I just had the Cricut cut out the red hearts a little bigger than the doilies. I also cut out 3 different sizes of the small hearts to separate the words I. Love. You.

I was going to separate each letter with the small hearts dangling from Bakers Twine, but then I decided to hang them between each word instead. I glued on the doilies and letters with good ol' Elmers glue.

I inked the edges of the white hearts with my Charcoal black chalk ink. I use this chalk ink ALL the time!

Here's a close up of the hearts with the letters before I glued them down. I used Elmers glue to glue them down.

I am so bad at taking pictures of banners. It's so awkward and I can never really get the whole banner in the picture. Why is that??

For the fabric strips I just ripped long strips, then cut them into shorter strips. I tied 3 in between each letter.

I strung everything on some red and white Bakers Twine. LOVE that stuff! Here is a great place to buy it.

And there it is! It looks cute in my kitchen:) Simple, cheap and easy to make.

See you tomorrow at Friday Frolic!