DIY photo - thank you cards

check out the free DIY thank you cards on flights of fancy... i had designed this while i was a intern there last year!

i heart felt

i heart felt... and such great DIY projects with felt balls. here is a link to make your own felt balls.

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wreath | rug | garland | necklace

DIY - table numbers (part du)

i hope everyone had a chance to look at the DIY table number project i designed for flights of fancy two months ago. there's so many good DIY projects out there right now ... here are some great pictures of some of my favorites ... enjoy!

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row_1 ruffled
row_2 hugh forte photography | grazier via style me pretty
row_3 brandon kidd via grey likes wedding | hugh forte photography

DIY - paper stars

these are fabulous paper stars ... don't you think?

seesaw :: DIY

succulents ... DIY pots

found this great little DIY project on paper n snitch today! i just love succulents and the idea of using recycled almond cans as pots.

{tutorial: recycle mini insta-pots for succulents}

DIY - bag tags

here it is my first DIY project post. i hope you find them cute and easy to make! {make sure to save your secure envelopes you get in the mail ... you're going to need them}

materials: things you'll need

a_ek-success punch b_martha stewart circle punch 1" diameter c_construction paper 5"x7" d_ruler e_glue stick f_ x-acto knife g_hole punch h_envelopes-ones with the secure pattern in them.

step one: divide your secure envelope in half along it's crease.

step two: cut out as many 2"x 3.5" rectangles ... i usually get 4 - 5 rectangles per envelope. then use your martha stewart circle punch along one side of the rectangle. {the short side}

step three: glue your rectangles to the 5"x 7" construction paper. only 4 rectangle will fit.

step four: this picture just shows that i am not perfect at cutting 2"x 3.5" rectangles ... no big deal.

step five: re-cut the rectangles out ... i usually just eye ball it.

step six: use your hole punch and punch a hole on one end of the tag.

step seven: i general use whatever ribbon i have available to attach to the tag. {the picture shows twine} cut the ribbon around 10 inches long and tie at one end.

step eight: loop ribbon through the tags hole so that it wraps around its self.

step nine: you can also use the ek-success punch on the other end of the tag to give it more decoration.

well i hope that was easy ... let me know your thoughts on my little DIY project by leaving a comment.