Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Steamer Trunk Dresser
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Nerf Ammunition Belt
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Make Your Own Belts!
Head over to The Ribbon Retreat blog to see how Family Ever After made two different really cute belts in just a few minutes!!! My favorite one is this lace webbing one!Saturday, March 31, 2012
Leather Flowers

Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Lace Belt

Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Santa Pillow and Bucket
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
5 Great ideas!
Bring on the glitter! Queen of Iwasagonna glammed up some 2x4 with orange glitter to make some rockstar glitter pumpkins!
Why didn't I think of this simple idea? My son will not wear any type of tie if it clips inside his shirt! Love City basically attaches a safety pin to the tie and the shirt! This would totally work with my son (and probably yours)!
I love this idea from seven thirty three - A Creative Blog for the first day of school pictures. So fun!
Just Sew Sassy created a belt of felt flowers for the fall! It's gorgeous! (It would look cute as a headband too!)Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Scrappy Belt
I've got a scrappy belt and I love it! It looks amazing with a plain shirt and blue jeans. Everyone NEEDS one of these! Thanks to Backstitch Baby for providing a tutorial.Found via One Pretty Thing.

This post is sponsored by Here We Are Together.

Sunday, January 9, 2011
Spray Painted Leather Belt ( & 2-tier Skirt)
I didn't know you could spray paint leather, so check out this tip from Cat On A Limb. She liked a belt, but not the color so she spray painted it! This is great news for thrift store shoppers!!!.
While you are visiting Cat on A Limb, check out how she made this simple 2-Tier Skirt without a pattern. Very interesting way that I wouldn't have thought of!
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Petal Pillow and Felt Flowers!
Make felt flowers like these to wear on everywhere. In your hair, on a shirt, a belt, a bag, etc. This is also be I Am Momma, Hear Me Roar!
See the felt flower tutorial.
See what it looks like in fall colors on a belt! Beautiful!
This post sponsored by The Speckled Dog

Thursday, October 21, 2010
Reversible Frayed Belts (and Such!)
A while ago, I left a comment on the great blog, Dilly Dally and Flitter. The hilarious Michelle wrote me back and asked me if I liked anything I saw on her blog. SO I went back to look and saw her frayed belts!
OH MY STARS!!!
I fell in love immediately. Of course, I told her how beautiful her handmade reversible belts were.... and she SENT me one!!!! And a Dangle Bangle!!!! How lucky am I? Check out these babies! They dress up a pair of jeans and make a monochromatic outfit pop!!!! They are fashion statements all by themselves!!!!
I am not really a fashionista, but I'm know something chic when I see it. My SIL (who spends a lot of money on clothes at expensive department stores) tried to STEAL the belt from me while we were on vacation together. Seriously!!!! Hands off one of my few "runway worthy" items!!!!
Dilly Dally and Flitter has serious style. I'm loving this belt using greens! I want this one too!
I've seen dangle bangles, but never realized how much I NEEDED one. I put it on my boring keychain and started an instant love affair (Please, don't tell my husband.)

Dilly Dally and Flitter also makes gorgeous camera straps. None of her scrappy products are exactly the same. I'd love to have an expensive camera to adorn this camera strap. What a great compliment the camera would be!!!

And I should mention one last thing, the packaging was very professional. It was like a present sent through the mail. Dilly Dally and Flitter uses the paisley and I loved the packaging! I could easily feel comfortable buying one of these products and having it sent directly to a loved one for a gift!!!
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If you want to get some birthday or Christmas shopping out of the way, check out this shop. You will find something perfect for females who cares about function and/or style!!!
Michelle at Dilly Dally and Flitter is always coming up with new tips that will make your life easier, and crafts that give new life to products you probably already have (plus her commentaries are SURE TO MAKE YOU LAUGH!)- so be sure to sign up and follow her blog!
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Leather Belt, Flower and Headband!
Click HERE for the leather flower tutorial.
And LAST, but certainly not the least, this is Queen Disney's (at Ruffles and Stuff) LAST tutorial. These leather headbands are simply adorable! Go HERE to make one! 
Monday, March 15, 2010
One Little Belt
Announcing a new Giveaway
Have you ever gone to dress your baby in a pair of pants and a
onesie only to find that the pants had belt loops, but no
belt?
Have you ever watched your 10 month old slowly lose his pants
as he crawls around the house?
Does your toddler have a hard time keeping his pants up, even
after you have cinched up his waistband?
ONE little BELT
has the solution at http://www.onelittlebelt.com/.
ONE little BELT is the place
to find the perfect toddler belts and baby belts.
They also have fun fashion belts for baby girls and toddler girls.
Whether your baby is thick or thin, a belt will finish the outfit as a great accessory.
If your baby is longer than he is wide, their belts will hold those pants in place.
They carry full-grain leather belts for boys in black and brown,
in several styles including casual and dress.
And lucky for you, Kilee at ONE little BELT is doing a
fabulous giveaway here on Someday Crafts. The winner will win
A FREE BELT of their choice at
**Please note: You must enter in a separate comment for each entry. Thanks.
How to enter?
Visit ONE little BELT and
tell me what belt you would select. Leave me a comment with your email
address (so I can notify you if you win).
Want to be added in again?
"Follow" my blog. Add yourself on the left sidebar at the top.
A Third Entry?
Another entry?
Another entry?
This giveaway will run until Monday, March 22. The winner
will be announced on Tuesday. If by some chance you don't win,

Sunday, December 6, 2009
Bow Tie and Belt and GIVEAWAY Winner
Finding fancy or "church" clothes for my son are difficult and EXPENSIVE. HERE is one option that makes sense for boys because it is easy and inexpensive. This would also be great for a wedding where you want all the boys to have matching bow ties and/or belts (keep the costs down)! Thanks to This Blessed Nest for the tutorial.











































