Recipes, Crafts, DIY and Homemaking Tips. Welcome to Cupcakes and Crinoline. Thanks for visiting! Pasta is one of my favorite meal staples. My family does NOT share my love of pasta so when I do make it I try to make something different, something special and something new. When I made this one I knew it had a shot at being well received.

I am so excited for this months Project Challenge material. I decided to stencil my old wood and make a sign using a stencil I already had. This is how it looked at first. Oh, and how did I make the wood into a sign? Well, this is kind of embarrassing. Whatevs, I gotter done! But it j.

You can make one with scrap wood and paint. Happy Sunday Everyone and welcome back to Inspiration Monday! We are so glad you are here! We are loving our new party graphic and how you do too! We are so gl.

Twirl and Take a Bow. When I was asked to refinish this pretty piece, I was excited and slightly intimidated.

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Wednesday, July 22, 2015. Vintage French Server using MMS Ironstone Milk Paint. this piece took my breath away when it came into my life! It was made by Hickory Furniture and was from the 1950s! My friends knew it would work perfectly in their very shabby beach house in the Outer Banks. They wanted a stained top, and shabby base. I loved how it chipped and sanded so smoothly! So pretty. and check out the brass caps and wheels at the bottom of each leg! I used a.

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