Cathy's Craft Corner

[...] help from any of my friends who offered.  I borrowed props from a friend of mine who runs a thrift store.  I had purchased LOTS of things for the wedding from him (candle sticks, serving pieces and [...]

[...] three girls pictures.  It was $1.00 at the Miserly Mutt!  Lots of the milk glass I have were thrift store and yard sale finds.  Have I mentioned how much I love milk glass?  I spent a lot of time [...]

[...] ; so Tracy did a little altering to it and now it's a perfect fit! The lamp was a thrift store find and the storage boxes came from Dollar General.  I added this cloth shower [...]

[...] wedding guest books on her pinterest page that she liked.  Here is one of them. While thrift store shopping one day, I found this brand new guest book pictured below for $1.00.  I thought. [...]

[...] Hello bloggin' friends.  I finally received the wedding reception photos and wanted to share a few with you.  [...]

[...] Hello Bloggin' friends! Our local library had another "Pinterest Night" last week.  Paula was in [...]

[...] Hello Bloggin' Friends!  Do you have a hard time making cards for guys?   I do!!!  Every time I start to [...]

[...] Hello Bloggin' world!  I have been a little preoccupied with scarves lately.  As you know, I shared a scarf [...]

[...] SO busy during the holidays trying to finish all the projects I was working on for Christmas gifts.  I am going to share them  with you over the next few posts.  They are not that [...]

[...] Today, I wanted to share another project that I sewed as Christmas gifts for my family.  I saw the tutorial for these beautiful monogrammed purses on pinterest and [...]

[...] Today, I want to share with you another craft that I made for Christmas gifts.  They are hot/cold rice packs.  These are great to put in the freezer or stick in the [...]

[...] Remember this casket spray I made not long ago for my sister's mother in law?  Well, we wanted each of her children to [...]

[...] year of her life.   My brother in law called and asked if I would be willing to do her casket spray.  I was so honored to be able to do this for such a special lady.  Keep in mind -- I am [...]

[...] !  I hope you enjoyed my first post on "How to have that dream wedding at less than nightmare cost". This is the 2nd post in my series and I want to share a few other things I [...]

 All parents want to be able to give their daughter a "dream wedding".  The only problem is -- money is usually a contributing factor as to whet [...]

[...] still have not worn the my winter coat from there.   I want to learn how to use my embroidery machine and sew a cross on each one too.  I'll get there sooner or later.  " God bless [...]

[...] had a good friend to embroider her name on one of the strips. (hmmm...wish list -- embroidery machine) She did a wonderful job!   I can't wait for Addison to be here so I can wrap her [...]

[...] and I were so pleased!  The photographer was my sister in law, Amanda.  She did an AWESOME job and really captured the mood of the day in her pictures.  Hope you enjoy!  Stay tuned [...]

[...] 's" and a few more pictures to share. Hope you like it as much as I do. They did an awesome job! Here are the instructions she sent me: "We had some fallen oak limbs in our yard [...]

[...] I  really like. These red baskets were purchased from a thrift store called "The Miserly Mutt" and used for my  Fourth of July party.  They are great for storing all of my [...]

[...] gold quail in the middle section in front of my three girls pictures.  It was $1.00 at the Miserly Mutt!  Lots of the milk glass I have were thrift store and yard sale finds.  Have I mentioned how [...]