Friday, December 2, 2011

My Jewerly "MaddieDoo Designs"

Wooden beads mixed with glass
Wooden beads mixed with glass











Paper beads with silver ball accents

Black and white stone beads
Black & White frosted glass beads












Black circles w green square beads

Black circles w blue square beads

Hot pink with silver accents
Chunky purple stones










Three strand hematite beads with

fresh water pearls, green & multi beads

Three strand glass beads
Round purple stones, black glass beads













Thursday, November 17, 2011

Puzzled?

Ever wonder what to do with unused puzzles just sitting there in a box?  Aside from trying to sell them for a quarter at the consignment shop, you can put them to good use! 


Olivia loved painting the pieces!
After they dried, we layered them to form the wreath!
Add a little "bling" and a bow and you have a new wreath!

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Cute Girlie Caps


Always fighting with your daughter to put on a hat during those colder months?  I have your solution.  Adorable "Crafty Caps."  What girl doesn't want to make a statement with her accessories!  They come with gorgeous oversized flowers.  My girlie girls love them and I am sure yours will too.  They are perfect for adults as well!

All caps are selling for $15 and come in a variety of colors and the flowers and be customized as well.  Please email me at i.am.a.crafty.pants@gmail.com if you are interested.





Monday, September 26, 2011

Headbands

I have added the new craft of "crocheting" to my list of new things I have taking a huge liking too.   

What girlie girl doesn't love a great hair accessory! These headbands are handmade and can be customized with a variety of color combinations. A little bling can be added too, for that extra girlie affect! 


three strand headband ($4)




















three strand headband with a flower ($8)





















with a little center bling! ($10)

Please feel free to email me at i.am.a.crafty.pants@gmail.com if you have any questions!

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Bracelet Adventure

I have successfully been making ladies jewelry and decided to branch out and make some for girls.  Of course I ran it by the girliest young girl I know, my very own Madison, and she thought it was an awesome idea!  I have started making bracelets for girls and a matching one for her 18" doll (in our case the American Girl dolls; however, they fit all of the other 18" dolls I have tried). 

This is a small sampling of them.  I have done a few girls parties and shipped them off to a few friends.  If you are interested, please let me know at iamacraftypants@gmail.com and I will personalize them for you any way you'd like. 
 










Sunday, August 14, 2011

Lanterns Anyone?

After too many days in the house (due to a variety of events), I decided to take on a brand new craft with the girls; Yarn Lanterns.  The pictures I saw of previous ones looked easy enough for an 8 and 3.5 year old to tackle, but let's just say it was quite more challenging than I anticipated.  

"getting string-i-fied"
waiting for some string
ready to dry





Neeless to say, after 48 hours of drying time and a little jewelry cord, we have ourselves a new crafted lantern.  All she needs is a battery operated tea light and she will be perfect!

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

High School Reunion

This is my first blog, so here goes....  

Saturday we had our 20 year High School Reunion (gulp, I feel old) and I of course took on the task of wanting to do some of the creative things (which of course is nothing new).

 
My girlfriend Danni and I took on a task of making a banner.  With her clever plastic tablecloth and white duct tape purchase, we turned it into a masterpiece (if I do say so myself).  I then used my trusty Cricut machine and cut out the letters.  We won't tell you the drama endured trying to get cardstock letters to stick to a plastic table cloth, but needless to say, it came out better than we could have thought! 


I have been making these "truffles" that I have been told are "like crack" (not that I'd know or anything since I've never been remotely near the stuff, so I'll take their word for it).  I decided to put them on lollipop sticks this time and drizzle our school colors.  Needless to say, they were a huge hit and now everyone wants the secret recipe to the "magic pops." Don't they just look Yummy?!?! 


Stay tuned for more things from my "Crafty Pants"