A charm for a friend made in blog land, with a handmade envelope and label to greet her. It is nice to send something off to someone you know will appreciate it.
A photo of my charm, with a cool little charm necklace my husband bought home for me from Korea.
And finally, a quick home Do-It-Yourself tip that any girl can handle.
How to replace the hole in your poor, tattered, cottage's wall that your son made by practicing his throw against it
Start by measuring the hole. This is very important, as you will see here.You need to make sure it is covered
by the star on sale at your local decor store.
See, now doesn't that look better?
8 comments:
I really love all your charms and jewelry.
Haha! I thought you were actually going to get out the spackle and show us how it's done. Instead, you chose something infinitely better. That is the best way to fix a hole.
You have such cool stuff!
I know what you mean about vintage dolls. The charm is really pretty, and that was really funny about the star!!
ROLFMAO!!! Seriously the best fix-ittip evah!! Lovely charm too.
Aaaaw, I miss your house. And I miss you. Tell Mike and the kids I miss them too.
Love it! All of it!
vintage dolls kind of creep me out, like they might rearrange themselves in the middle of the night and whisper menacing threats using proper English
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