Friday, December 03, 2010

DT Hurricanes

What do you do when it's 2am and you are up with a sick kid?

CRAFT!

I made my daughter a bed on the couch and turned on a Christmas movie for her while I crafted in the kitchen! When else was I going to have time to do this?

Fuzzy Slippers? CHECK!


3 Dollar Tree candlesticks
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3 Dollar Tree fluted vases
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Radtastic craft glue
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3 Hurricane Vases for about 6 bucks!

I saw these fluted vases awhile back at the Dollar Tree and thought that they looked so silly and would look so much better with a stand. 

After that I saw this genius craft on about a thousand different blogs and was like "DUH!" I bought the supplies several weeks ago and just hadn't had time to make some until my late night with a sick little the other night.

I also made some with the straight vases and a short candle holder from the DT as well. I love them. My daughter said that they looked like I bought them from a store that way:)
God bless 7 year olds!

Linking up to these blog parties:)

Note: Usually I put a link to where I got the idea for something from, but this was on SO many blogs and I have no idea which one I saw it on first. So if you were the first one ever to think of this idea please let me know and I will give you credit:)

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4 comments:

Amy at Ameroonie Designs said...

Hi Amy! I finally had a chance to spend some time on your blog tonight! You have some great stuff. I LOVE the buffet- the color- YUM!
xoxo,
Amy

The One and Only said...

I love this idea...there are so many out there with supplies from the dollar store. When I was at the dollar store getting these supplies, I found (in the glass dishes section) these little glass tops that fit perfectly on top of the hurricane to make it more like an apococathary (I know I spelled that wrong, my bad) jar....fyi!!

Unknown said...

What a great idea. THese are fabulous and would look amazing lining a winter party table!

Melissa said...

My mother made some and I want some so much. Super cute! Thanks for sharing over at Tuesday Tell All!

The most important thing she’d learned over the years was that there was no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways to be a good one."
~Jill Churchill