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This is a previously private "log of projects"...gone public. I love creating an inexpensive project combined with simplicity. As a wife and a mother of two little ones, I don't have the time for complicated projects nor the funds for extravagance. So here I am...sharing what I've learned. Feel free to use what I've posted and come back often. (**Project ideas are for personal use only...NOT for resale or re-distribution. Do not use photos or written instructions in any way without written consent.)
My email address is: makeitandloveit@gmail.com
If you have questions, comments, suggestions, or just want to chat......please drop me a line. :)
My email address is: makeitandloveit@gmail.com
If you have questions, comments, suggestions, or just want to chat......please drop me a line. :)
21 comments:
I found your site this morning and really find it to be useful and enjoyable!
Just found your blog yesterday and was sooooo amazed at the AWESOME projects you are sharing so freely. You are sooooo talented! I LOVE your blog and look forward to visiting daily!
I would also LOVE to be entered in the drawing for the Scentsy giveaway.
THANKS(:
My sister gave me your site - it's amazing! I LOVE IT!! I have a question. Do you have any ideas for making things for a fairy party (for a 5 year old)?
Elizabeth
wowww ! I am on your blog from the morning !!! Really lovely things ! Thank you very very much fot lot of these tutorials. I will absolutly try some! Lovely !!!
I Love LOVE your Blog!
Who did your web design?
Thanks Hobby Mommy.......I actually designed everything suing photoshop. But I don't claim to be any sort of pro, so don't look too closely! :)
I love your blog, after looking at all your tutorials I really feel like I can do some of these projects. And I am soooo appreciative of you sharing them so freely with us! I was wondering if you have any cute/easy halloween costume ideas for little ones?
How does one become a Sponsor?
I LOVE your site!!!! My daughter introduced me to it-she's made several of your craft items-and I can't believe all the things you have on here that I have wanted to make and didn't know how to! Thank you so much!!
I found your site last night and ended staying up way to late just scrolling through all of your blogs. You are so talented! I can't wait to see what other ides you have come up with.
I hope my comments went thru but if not little replay...Great time with your site..Just a Thanks to Make it and Love it...
I just wanted to thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas. I am newer to sewing and am LOVING it but have a hard time with the creativity piece....so thank you so much. I enjoy all of your posts so much! You are amazing. =)
I just came accross your site tonight and have already spent way too much time on it. I am a mom of four and love all the projects where you reuse old items. I am looking forward to making LOTS of the projects.
Hello, I have a blog where I make handmade baby stuff and maternity hospital gowns. I LOVE making things for my kids and your blog is an inspiration to me. Thanks for all the amazing tips! If you'd like to check out my blog, feel free to. It's www.zoeyscloset.blogspot.com Thanks!
Hafa adai from Guam! Would you consider doing a post on making a washable sleeve for disposable coffee cups? In an old "Real Simple" magazine, I saw that www.solutions.com has a cotton one for $15 that has a pocket for money. I also saw in another magazaine that shopgreenbeing.com sells two, $12 and $15. Cristin Powers makes her coffee cup sleeves after getting her cafe's burlap bags the coffee comes in and uses them along with a local furniture store's fabric remnants. Just a thought that I think would make a cute stocking stuffer, not to mention a great post!
BTW: I enjoy your blog immensely. Getting ready to make some Wee Wee Wigwams in case a boy pops out of my neighbor any hour now...
Have a great Wednesday. Ours was!
http://www.kelleyhighway.blogspot.com
Hafa adai! It's me again. Another post idea: a faux fur shrug, basically a tube to fit around the shoulders. Looks so cute over a turtleneck, dresses up jeans. I tried to make one for my daughter, thinking "tube" and it just didn't work at all. I made it just above elbow length, but it didn't fit at the shoulders right. *sigh*
Thanks! (Guam time, Wednesday, 5p.m.)
Kelley.....thanks for a great project idea! I will have to add that to my list. I'm not a coffee drinker but man, I love my specialty hot cocoa. I have seen those cuffs and will have to give them a try. Oooh, and a shrug. That would be a fun project. Thanks and I'll see what I can do!! :)
Thanks and hope all is well in Guam!
ASHLEY! Do you know of any online tutorials for covers for those foam toddler chairs?? You know those disney and cartoon character chairs? My daughters shrunk in the wash and now i have a chunk of chair shaped foam in my living room. Ew. Thanks!
Sorry Melissa, it took me several days to realize I had a question in here. As for a cover, I would have to take one apart to see the dimensions and see how it was sewn together. I bet you could do it though and just measure around the chair. But if I come across a tutorial (or make one myself) I will let you know! :)
Ashley
Thank you for being so generous with your talents and giftings. That's what I love about the blogging world. I hope that one day I will be able to GIVE BACK to those who gave so generously to me.
I don't even remember what link I followed to get me here or from what site. But I have to tell you that I'm glad I did!!! You have inspired me to make more with what I have & have awesome sponsers!
Thank you!!!
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