They are from MacBeth. She is going to try to make her own version and I cannot wait to see how she does it!Because I need this to keep ice and drinks in this summer:
They are from MacBeth. She is going to try to make her own version and I cannot wait to see how she does it!
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I saw these in Southern Living once. I think they were made using mod podge and fabric. I never did get around to attempting one. Let me know if you do!
Oh my gosh Lorie! i love it to the millionth degree. I would so do this one.
I love these! I saw a tutorial on a blog somewhere - I'll try to find it - on how to make these. I'm pretty sure they used scrapbook paper and LOTS of Modge Podge. I'll let you know if I find it! :)
These are sooo cute. I tried to make these last summer from scrapbook paper and Modge Podge, and they were just ok. I might try one with fabric. I can't wait to see the tutorial.
Thanks!!
Oh, I think Joy's Hope had a tutorial last summer.
SUPER cute! That red polka dot one is calling my name! lol
I made one of those for toys for the baby's room! It was really easy and so cute!
Ooooh I'd get a huge one of those and a stand and just drink right out of it, it's so cute!
They would be great for Easter baskets. Maybe make them to match the child's room to be used after Easter for toys or crayons. Instead of the typical basket that ends up in a closet somewhere, or torn up and in the trash.
Thena! That is brilliant! If I can figure out how to do it I am going to make some for Easter!!!
Alisa, did you use paper or fabric! Do tell!!
You use modge podge and paper or modge podge and fabric either one works. There is a blog called "Joy's Hope" that has a great tutorial about doing it with paper!
How would you make these?
I used paper and mod podge. It was pretty easy but fabric might be easier? I dont know.
Here is a link to my blog that has a picture of it:
http://mattnalisa.blogspot.com/2008/08/my-stolen-idea.html
And here is the blog where I got the idea/tutorial:
http://www.joyshope.com/2008/07/random-debris.html
I took her advice and spary painted the inside.
P.S. Her blog is pretty awesome! She has some really cute ideas :)
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