hot glue the pencil tops & the leaves inside the pom pom
"Home is the nicest word there is." ~ Laura Ingalls Wilder
yes … these cutie patootie ponies!
from top left …
rareity ~ rainbow dash ~ pinkie pie ~ apple jack ~ twilight sparkle ~ fluttershy
(it’s way cuter when it’s a little girl, with a little girl voice who’s telling you all their names 🙂
have all become official members of our household
aren’t they so cute!?
(ok, i’m totally reliving my childhood)
so, it all started a couple weeks ago
when my girlfriend and her 2 girls came over for a play date
and they brought their my little ponies …
besides lovin’ the my little pony cartoon
they wanted to use some of their “spending money” on ponies…oy
we’re even going to a my little pony birthday party this weekend
(yes it’s for the little girl who started this whole thing 🙂
so i decided to make a house for my girls to keep their ponies in
and make another for the upcoming party
(could i have said ponies one. more. time.)
i started off with an unfinished box from Hobby Lobby
and a few things
this is the first house i made for my girls
it was much more fun the second time around when i had everything figured out 🙂
love handmade toys … don’t you? ♥
i’m hoping to have one of these pony houses in the shop on Monday for the grand opening
don’t forget to come back Monday for the giveaway
and to check out all the cuteness in my etsy shop!
it’s gonna be a fun fun day!
can’t wait!
much love ♥
for the small canvas bins, i found these brackets at Joanns
…from Tim Holtz (i love the vintage look of his stuff)
a little spray paint and presto…pretty
the little brads come in the package… they push right through the canvas and hold the hardware quite nicely 🙂
wow! doesn’t it make a big difference?
(well, ok to me it does cause i stare at these a lot)
for the little blue baskets I used mini chalkboards (from Joanns too 🙂
and a clothespin to clip them on ~ i use chalkboard markers like these
(spruce up your clothespins with a little paper & Mod Podge!)
painted wooden numbers on the large canvas bins were sewn on
with a large tapestry needle and some chunky yarn
these are the supplies & tools that get the most use
i wanted to make them easily accessible when i’m working on different projects
the big white bowl in the middle is for garbage
tea cups, mason jars & copper jello molds are great for all the little things ♥