Hi friends,
I'm still away but you will love today's guest. I'm so thrilled to have Vanessa of {nifty thrifty things} here as my final guest. I love Vanessa's style, her projects and beautiful photography. Here's how Vanessa describes herself and {nifty thrifty things}:
I love decorating, designing and most of all, being thrifty.
I started this little space on the web to blog about things I like,
things I love and things I convert into things I like and love. Always
trying to stay on the thrifty side.
Being frugal on my spending has always been part of me and I believe
that you don’t have to spend a fortune to make your home comfortable and
cozy.
Currently I live in northern Germany. This is where I’m from and
where I grew up. From 2008–2010 I lived in Texas though, where I met my
best friend and now husband. Eventually we’re planning on making Texas
our home and settle down.
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Hi everyone! My name is Vanessa and you can usually find me blogging over @ {nifty thrifty things}. I'm super excited to be here at Carolyn's blog today and to share one of my favorite tutorials from my blog with you:
I'm in love with all kinds of decorative tape. After trying the DIY version of washi tape, I also tried my hands on fabric tape. I love that you can use up scrap fabric and make the tape in any pattern you can find fabric in.
What you'll need:
- Strips of fabric
- Strong double-sided tape
- Scissors
- Paper clips
How to:
- Apply the tape to the wrong side of your fabric scraps. (Leave the backing on until you're ready to use the fabric tape)
- Cut the fabric around the double sided tape.
- Cut strips to desired width.
- Roll up the fabric tape strips and secure with a paper clip to keep it from unrolling.
What is a good double sided tape?
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DeleteI checked with Vanessa of Nifty Thrifty Things and she said double sided carpet tape is the best - it's very heavy duty.
Thanks so much for visiting.
Thanks for sharing Vanessa, thats a nifty way to decorate gifts :)
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