But the September issue is veering back into projects I can totally get behind. Yet another reason to be excited for fall! Particularly loving these whimsical canvas tote bags which MS describes as 'trompe l'oeil' - doesn't everything sound better in French? I need one!
Thanks to the use of tshirt transfer paper, it requires zero artistic ability. Yea for Martha.
Any projects catching your eye lately? Please share.
Those are adorable. I think I will need one of each!
ReplyDeleteI've seen these somewhere in the past couple of months and was surprised at how much I wanted one. They're so quirky and fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a DIY project that I can actually do with little to no mess up!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I do like.
ReplyDeleteThose are just great! I've seen them somewhere else, too, but I love the idea of making them with transfer paper. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! I've always loved Martha too, but it cracks me up to read her tips on gardening or laundry featuring pictures of her vast gardens and lawns and her laundry room that's four times the size of my living room!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to do a really great shell mirror ala Nate...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.completely-coastal.com/2011/06/shell-frame-tutorial-by-nate-berkus.html?spref=fb
cute, simple but funtional. I find the similar canvas bags at www.notlie.com.
ReplyDeletewhat do you think of the canvas bags?
ReplyDeleteI also tore this page out of the magazine -- I can't believe those little canvas pouches are from Home Depot!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, such a simple but clever idea.
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