Friday, October 24, 2008

NEEDS A BAG TO SHLEP MANY ITEMS?


Grab a bucket.

Use a pail.

Going to the beach?

Think of a new twist. Why not fill your bucket with items needed for your time there?

Having a friend for the night?

Why not put together a welcome can filled with various items for your overnight guests?

If you can bag items, you can can them too!


;-)





Kafe

At full view items...



Looking for something specific in the kitchen can take time.
Why not make of the reverse a simple and practical display of creativity?

Pick your cans.
Find a board and nail the cans anyway you see fit
keeping in mind the sizes of the items to be displayed in the cans later.

Try it...


Kafe

Buckets filled with friends...


Buckets come in various colors and for less than a dollar the choice is plenty...
Use them to store just about anything.
Why not create a place for stuffed animals to hang in on a top book shelf?


;-)


TUNA CAN DO MORE...



A messy draw can be easily remedied with a few---tuna cans.
Washed well and dried in full sun...several rows of small or large tuna cans can offer an organized backdrop for small items usually tangled and mixed all over.


Try it.

P.S-DO make sure that the rims are well trimmed. I would not want any sharp edge turning into a trap every time you aim for an item-IN THE CAN.

;-)

Kafe

Friday, May 2, 2008

SETTING UP BOUNDARIES...




A creative way to say 'KEEP OUT' without hurting feelings.

'-)
Make a door tag for Mom and Dad-brother and sister
and make more for friends as presents...
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Say: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!



Have a family hanging on the fridge...
Color the faces, dress them, name them..
And put them to work holding notes for the family on the fridge.

RECYCLED NEWSPAPER AND BROKEN VASES




THESE WERE BROKEN...
INSTEAD OF TRASHING THEM I HAD AN IDEA
BY LAYERING GLUED STRIPS OF NEWSPAPER OVER AND OVER THE CRACKS
THE VASES GOT STRONGER AGAIN
GABY HAD FUN LAYERING FOR TWO DAYS...
LEAVING US WITH TWO MASTER PIECES FOR OUR COLLECTION
AFTER THEY WERE ALL DRIED