My name is Anissa. I run an online vintage clothing boutique called Night Owl Vintage. I adore bright colors, vintage clothing, pyrex, flea markets, photography (especially polaroid), french toast and my fiance.
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Throughout the week we cut out paper snowflakes together while watching Christmas shows. I used plain old needle and thread to string the snowflakes together and then hung them from the ceiling with little command hooks. Cute!
I love wreaths! Especially ones that you can make yourself out of craft supplies that you may already have in your stash.
This plush wreath can be made from an old sweater or tee shirt. See the instructions by Mandi guest blogger at Smile and Wave.
Another favorite is this adorable pom pom wreath that James made. I love the colors and have a thing for pom poms myself.
All you’ll need to make this wreath made by Rachel is a straw or foam wreath and various shades of felt that you cut into scallops! See more at Smile and Wave.
Elsie of Red Velvet Art made these cute as can be photo banners for her shop and home. The Autumn banner is made from two boxes of bad polaroid film and the Welcome banner is made from fuji instax photos. I love this idea and you can learn how to make your own with Elsie’s tutorial.
How cute are these custom embroidered love notes from Dash Of Magic!?! Profess your love on this hand embroidered piece of linen, made to look like a note you would pass someone in class. This would make the perfect anniversary gift, imagine a wedding proposal or just because.
I am in LOVE with these new vinyl mustache stickers from Elsie at Red Velvet Art! They are the cutest thing. Put them on almost any surface (paper, leather, plastic, painted walls, metal, even your car!). They are super durable & oh-so-cute!
The second annual Renegade Craft Fair in San Francisco will take place this weekend JULY 18 + 19 from 11am – 7pm, at Fort Mason Center Festival Pavilion. Located on the sparkling waterfront, shoppers needing to cool off from all the excitement indoors at this FREE urban art, craft and DIY extravaganza can pop right outside for a refreshing gust of bay-breeze! Did I mention it is FREE!
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