Happy Wed-nes-day People! Today we have Latoya from The Scott's Crib sharing a crafty little project with you all! Enjoy!
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Hi Cinsarah fans!
I am so glad that Cindy asked me to guest post for you all today! I am Latoya and I blog over at The Scott’s Crib for those of you who don’t know me. I love blogging about thrifting, diy projects, my family, and natural living. After perusing my blog you will quickly find out that I love to do projects that are quick and easy and with very little cost as possible.
Today I am going to share with you a project that I whipped up on a whim for very little money. I had a letter “s” sitting around the house and I knew that I wanted to use it but I wasn’t quite sure how I would incorporate it into my crib.
After a quick study of the things I had on hand at the house I decided that I would use book pages and a little craft paint that I had sitting around.
I found these books from the thrift store a while back for .50 cents each. Since they were purely for decorative purposes I decided to use a few pages from one of them and decorate my letter “s”.
First I painted my letter with some gold craft paint I found laying around just in case anything showed through the book paper.
Once that was dry I simply cut the pages up into circles.
I didn’t like the way that the circles themselves looked on the letter so I pinched the circles to create this look…
I simply glued everything on and waited for it to dry.
This is my finished product waiting for me to find it a new home!
This project only cost me $1.99 for the letter. Everything else I already had on hand. Good and cheap just the way I like it!
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Thanks Latoya! What a cute and simple craft!






















Oh, I really love this! I enjoy Scott's Crib blog already! What a fun project!
ReplyDeleteCute idea! Thanks for sharing.
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What an awesome project Latoya!!! Very creative! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, glad you like it:) Thanks so much Cindy for having me over!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!!
ReplyDeleteNice! I always like how projects with old book pages turn out. Very vintage-y!
ReplyDeleteso creative upcycling
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