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Upside-Down Princess
Princess: me, Marine Corps wife, mother, photographer, homemaker, boutique-owner, friend, daughter, & so much more. Big Daddy: 16.5-year Marine, Daddy, brother, son, Manwich Lover, baseball enthusiast, friend, protector. Monkey (TB): Preschooler, 3-years-old, redhead, curious, cheese lover, cuddlebug, turdbird, shoe hater. Tuggy Bear: shih-tzu, cheese lover, snuggler, lover. Kitty Kat Cat (Meowers): wise Peppy: Yorkie, The Baby Yoshi: INSANE new addition, Kitty Cat
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Saturday, June 18, 2016
Friday, May 27, 2016
DIY Upcycled patio furniture
It was Mother's Day. I looked at my front porch (or patio, if you will) furniture and decided it needed a makeover from its drab greyish color.
See? The picture above shows from start to finish!
Supplies:
Your old furniture
Mask
Spray paint good for plastic (Krylon makes a good one in many colors and finishes)
A stiff brush, soap, water, and pail
Step 1: Use a stiff brush to clean your chair and remove any stickers. Be sure to get all crevices and drainage holes in seat. Rinse well and let dry.
Step 2: Put on a mask. I forgot Thais rep and my lungs and nose were quite unhappy overnight. Make sure your spray paint works on the material which you are painting. Start spraying after you shake your can. Shake your can in between each short burst spray. Spray painting must be done with continual movement to keep from dripping and works best in short bursts of spray.
Step 3: Let dry in between coats. I used about 3 coats of paint on each chair. Each chair took about a can and a half of paint. Oh, and use cardboard under your work... I painted my grass! That's it! When it's dry, you're done! Enjoy your work!
My finished front porch furniture. Quite a change, huh?
Thanks for reading!
Check out my YouTube for video DIY tutorials!
www.youtube.com/PrincessMiaization
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
Sewing, so-ing!
SO, for the last few months I have been working towards changing my business more towards sewing. I have been making tons of burp cloths, nose/diaper wipes, crib sheets.... the list goes on and on. I have had a few sales due to the new enterprise, but I am wondering if I should give my handmade items their own etsy store, ebay store, facebook page... Will it give them more visibility so customers don't need to wade through 350+ listings of ribbon and bow-making supplies? Anyone have any insight?
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
New Stuff!
Lots of blankets, swaddlers and cloth diaper wipes made! Check them out here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/PrincessMiaMia
Monday, September 26, 2011
The Elliptical
A 60 lbs. Box was delivered to my door. My back was unappreciative.
I found this in my drafts from 2 years ago. Short and sweet. LOL!
I found this in my drafts from 2 years ago. Short and sweet. LOL!
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