DIY Up-cycled T-shirt Pillows

Have a couple of old t-shirts that have awesome logos but are never worn?

Lets make some t-shirt pillows.

 First grab a shirt.

 Pin around the design with at least a 1-2 inch seam allowance and cut your shape. 

 Turn the shirt inside out and pin the shirt together. 

 I sewed the material together using my mini sewing machine and left the bottom material unsewn, see below picture. Turn the material right side out (logo design out) and stuff the pillow. 

 Once the pillow is stuffed, fold the edges inwards and pin down. 

Sew the material as close to the edge as possible for a finished look and voila!

I had a voodoo souvenir t-shirt that did not fit well but I loved the skeleton so now I have two mini t-shirt pillows. Follow the same procedures for sewing. 

Painting on the moon

An Astronaut in space, looking at the moon

A close up of the drawing 

In the top right corner I added the big dipper constellation. 

 Finished! my initials in a connected constellation.

And here are some of my photos of the beautiful moon. 

Taken in Altamonte Springs, FL

Taken in High Springs, FL

In High Springs on a night kayaking trip.

Taken in New Orleans

My kitchen wall

Kitchen wall inspiration:

I love weird art and I hate blank walls. I collected all of my old picture frames and nailed them to the wall. I printed out my favorite pieces, a lot of skulls, two moon pictures, and some pop art.

All of the photos I found on Pinterest.

In the bottom right picture frame I inserted a small fern leaf on a white background. Since it is pressed it keeps its color. 

To the skull I added gold dots from my gold nail polish to add something a little extra and match my gold theme. 

The top middle piece is a pop art picture of a law enforcement officer with flowers exploding from his head. I work in law enforcement by the way. Next to him are pictures of people with the moon, taken far back where people of jumping to it and kicking it like a ball. 

And you can also see that I am still using my gold fridge magnets. It currently states "House of Keanu" since I recently adopted my cat, Keanu. (named after Keanu Reeves of course!)

Electrical tape decorations

Easy projects with only $1 worth of supplies!

Dollar tree 2-pack black electrical tape.  

Project one: decorating under the breakfast nook:

Use a ruler to make sure the lines are straight. 

Project two: decorating inside my front door:

I started this door 3 months ago but instead of finishing it I just stare at it lazily. Ill update it one day.

And I did it only 1 day later!!!!!