When I find something cool on the internet (not always from a blog), I bookmark it with Delicious.
I have found some great inspiration this way even if it takes meweeks months to get around to using the idea. This is the time, Tuesdays, when I will share these found goodies with you.
#1. Digital Day Counter
This one is going on my shopping list! We always have a 1/2 container of broth in the fridge that could be "only the cat knows" how old! (This would work well for pumped milk too.)
#2. Transportation Decoupage Dresser by Heather Cobbs (posted on Design Dazzle)
I want to do this for Bamm-Bamm's up-and-coming "beep-beep" bedroom. Need to start collecting pictures! Fantastic how-to Heather!
#3. This Wax Seal set from Ballard Designs (posted by Erica P. on Shelterrific)
I bet I could make something like these myself with some Sculpey clay (well maybe), and some of my scrapbook stamps or toddler's play-doh molds.
#4. Kristen Sutcliffe @ New House Project has lots of cute ideas (check it out!), but I was especially taken by her Origami Numbers Decor, featured on Bloesem Kids.
This really got the creative juices flowing. Pretty inexpensive, but packing a lot of punch, I realized you could frame lots of different origami shapes (the whole alphabet if you're super ambitious) and even use pretty scrapbook paper instead of origami paper if you want!
I decided to try this one out, ... and I'm sharing it with you tomorrow.
I have found some great inspiration this way even if it takes me
#1. Digital Day Counter
This one is going on my shopping list! We always have a 1/2 container of broth in the fridge that could be "only the cat knows" how old! (This would work well for pumped milk too.)
#2. Transportation Decoupage Dresser by Heather Cobbs (posted on Design Dazzle)
I want to do this for Bamm-Bamm's up-and-coming "beep-beep" bedroom. Need to start collecting pictures! Fantastic how-to Heather!
#3. This Wax Seal set from Ballard Designs (posted by Erica P. on Shelterrific)
I bet I could make something like these myself with some Sculpey clay (well maybe), and some of my scrapbook stamps or toddler's play-doh molds.
#4. Kristen Sutcliffe @ New House Project has lots of cute ideas (check it out!), but I was especially taken by her Origami Numbers Decor, featured on Bloesem Kids.
This really got the creative juices flowing. Pretty inexpensive, but packing a lot of punch, I realized you could frame lots of different origami shapes (the whole alphabet if you're super ambitious) and even use pretty scrapbook paper instead of origami paper if you want!
I decided to try this one out, ... and I'm sharing it with you tomorrow.