A few weeks ago, G got me a Keurig for my birthday (thanks G!) and I have been trying out new flavors of the K Cups. In the spirit of the fall season, I picked up some Green Mountain Pumpkin Spice while in Morristown.
Moving forward with my testers, I had pinned a pin a while back about making your own fabric softener sheets. I was a tad skeptical but I decided to give it a whirl. So far I like it! You take a jug of liquid fabric softener, dump it in a container, add old washrags/dishrags/cut up old t-shirt and then when you're ready to dry your clothes. Take a "sheet," wring it out and toss it in with your laundry. Reusable and therefore cheaper than those blasted sheets that always seem to wind up throughout my apartment. Check out my "pinspiration" for this project here
The last of my test subjects was something my friend/sorority sister/former roomie suggested. Few people can really appreciate a good owl find like a Chi Omega since our mascot is the owl. However, there are such things as "cute owls" and "creepy owls." Creepy owls tend to be porcelain and perched in an attack/stalking position. Nonetheless, a Chi-O is not a Chi-O unless she's got some creepy owls hanging around in her room or closet. But I digress, Katy had suggested spray painting the little creepers all one color. Here are my before & after shots!
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I've wanted to spray paint some glass objects that I have too, but I was wondering if the spray paint ends up flaking off. Let me know if you notice anything like that start up.
ReplyDeleteI sprayed that one with a clear coat too. It seems to be helping with the flake-age!
DeleteDef. not as scary. I think those big eyes are what makes them so ugly/scary. Like the idea of making them all one color.
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