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Going a different direction...
Going a different direction…
I have been doing some “soul searching” over my birthday month (which was April), and have concluded that right now it is wisest to pursue a different outlet for my creativity. Starting August I will be teaching art lessons, so beginning this summer I will be getting rid of some inventory in order to shut down the shop. I do love crafting and selling decor, so I hope to reopen in the future…
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#custom #shabbychic #nurserywatercolors measure 9*12 and come with a gold quote from #drseuss "Oh, the places you'll go!" If we were expecting a girl instead I'd totally be decorating the nursery with this theme 😍 Message me today and we'll start your #customorder for only $18!! https://www.etsy.com/listing/452971856/whimsical-custom-nursery-painting?ref=shop_home_active_40#customwatercolor #9by12 #40percentoff #illprobablybehavingababyonblackfridaysale #ohtheplacesyoullgo #ohtheplacesyoullgotheme #hotairballoons #goldtypography #corneroftheroom #corneroftheroombaby #nurserydecor #babyshowergift
#readytoship #handpainted #roundglassornaments are 50% off! This classic #poinsettia design can be purchased at https://www.etsy.com/listing/211071195/handmade-handpainted-glass-christmas?ref=shop_home_active_18 and is available in three different color schemes. Love the way they look with other #decoupageornaments in my shop! #illprobablybehavingababyonblackfridaysale #corneroftheroom #acornerofchristmas #50percentoff #poinsettiaornament #glassornament #obsessivechristmasdisorder 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Probably my most unique item! Guys, I have perused and perused #Etsy and can't find an #ornament exactly like this. The antique metal cookie cutters trimmed with #laceandburlap and vintage buttons are perfect for an #heirloomtree! (I'm going to try one some year!) These usually range in price from $7-10.50 but are now a steal at 4.20-6.30 each! #cookiecutterornaments #40percentoff #burlapandlaceornament #illprobablybehavingababyonblackfridaysale #pinkmintsilver #redgreengoldsilver #antiquemetalcookiecutter #purpletealsilver #corneroftheroom #crhomeandholiday #acornerofchristmas Second photo: #throwbackthursday to when I started making these!! 🖌🎨🎅🏻🎄 Love what I do ❤️ https://www.etsy.com/listing/206045853/handmade-christmas-ornaments-repurposed?ref=shop_home_active_10
Probably my most unique item! Guys, I have perused and perused #Etsy and can't find an #ornament exactly like this. The antique metal cookie cutters trimmed with #laceandburlap and vintage buttons are perfect for an #heirloomtree! (I'm going to try one some year!) These usually range in price from $7-10.50 but are now a steal at 4.20-6.30 each! #cookiecutterornaments #40percentoff #burlapandlaceornament #illprobablybehavingababyonblackfridaysale #pinkmintsilver #redgreengoldsilver #antiquemetalcookiecutter #purpletealsilver #corneroftheroom #crhomeandholiday #acornerofchristmas Second photo: #throwbackthursday to when I started making these!! 🖌🎨🎅🏻🎄 Love what I do ❤️
Nursery paint palette door hanger 🎨 $20.99 https://www.etsy.com/listing/556417299/nursery-door-hanger-art-teacher-wreath?ref=shop_home_active_2 🌾8*10 monogram canvas $18.00 https://www.etsy.com/listing/400523397/custom-order-810-or-57-baby-name-or?ref=listing-shop-header-2 #40percentoff #illprobablybehavingababyonblackfridaysale #woodlandnursery #tribalnursery #artthemednursery #artpartybabyshower #artteacherwreath #customdoorhanger #customnamecanvas #acryliconcanvas #monogramcanvas #babyshowergift #babyshowerdisplay #deernursery #ohdeerbabyshower #emmettsnursery #corneroftheroom #crhomeandholiday #corneroftheroombaby @etsybabykids @etsybabysales @handmadeloves #scrantonmade
The #handmade #letterblockornament in the first photo comes in 2 designs and a variety of #christmaswords https://www.etsy.com/listing/448850932/chalky-letter-block-ornament-original?ref=shop_home_active_38 In other news check out the top good conversation in the second photo 😂 #40percentoff #illprobablybehavingababyonblsckfridaysale #corneroftheroom #acornerofchristmas #faith #peace #joy #wish #obsessivechristmasdisorder #baptistbiblecollege #welovebing #collegememories #icanlistentochristmasmusicwheneveriwant (at Clarks Summit University)
Just changed all the prices for this #nocodeneeded #christmasdecorsale #nurserydecorsale ! Etsy.com/shop/CorneroftheRoom #corneroftheroom #crhomeandholiday #corneroftheroombaby #corneroftheroomchristmas #40percentoff #50percentoff #christmasornaments #columbusdayweekendsale #christmasdecor #christmascaroltypography #christmaswatercolor #nurserywatercolor #christmasgifts #babyshowergifts #personalizedcanvases #shabbychic #floralinitials #nurserydecor #hotairballoons
In a recent post that took me several months to complete I mentioned that I got pretty sick a little while after receiving some life-changing news. Well…I’m already married (and don’t think I got sick once when engaged)…and I’ve finished college (though school definitely can make you sick from all the stress)…so I guess I’m ready to announce on here that we are seven months pregnant!!!
((Shameless self-promotion: Because I’m due at the start of the Christmas shopping season, and making a lot of nursery decor, I’m running a Christmas sale October 7th-21st. Everything in my Christmas and “baby love” sections will be 40-50% off))
all decor: CorneroftheRoom
Baby Emmett will be making his (I’m sure quite painful) arrival sometime in mid-to-late November. We are THRILLED albeit overwhelmed because we have a ton to do in preparation, including hanging all of that decor in his room. I can’t wait to give you a photo tour of his woodland nursery, and tell you all about the art party baby shower my family is throwing which is going to be SO much fun!!!! What’s even better is how much we can’t wait to love him ❤
“Children are a heritage from the LORD, offspring a reward from Him” -Psalm 127:3
Blessing In a recent post that took me several months to complete I mentioned that I got pretty sick a little while after receiving some life-changing news.
I’ve been making a lot more of these sweet baby name canvases and I’m also not ready to put away these family name canvases for the year! Want to WIN ONE? It’s pretty simple…
Like my page, “CorneroftheRoom home & holiday,” on Facebook. If you don’t do a personal Facebook you can like it as your business page. This part is important because when I choose a winner I will be checking that they’ve liked the page.
Share the post pinned to the top of the page where I announce the giveaway to your own Facebook wall.
Now return to the original post on CorneroftheRoom’s page and comment on it that you shared. This is necessary because I don’t always get notifications when people share my posts and I want to make sure you receive the recognition you deserve!
Your name goes in a jar (I’m doing this the old fashioned way.) On Friday, September 1st at 5:00 pm EST I’ll be pulling ONE name to receive a free baby name or monogram canvas or a free coastal family name canvas! $30-35 value with free shipping!
Good luck!
Facebook Giveaway! I've been making a lot more of these sweet baby name canvases and I'm also not ready to put away these…
I started this post in March as a way of saying Happy National Craft Month to my readers! I was really hoping to have this post done by the end of March, but the wisest use of my time then was making nautical decor for the upcoming craft fair that I was in, plus about two weeks after I started this post we received some very life-altering news. Receiving this news also caused me to be sick for a couple weeks ;-)…more about that in a different post…anyway, now you get a very belated little treat!
These cross blocks were originally intended to be Easter decor with their pastel colors and floral trim. If you’re a Sunday School teacher or anything of the sort, they are a great project to do with older elementary children, and they also make a very pretty gift! Give them away for baptisms or baby dedications, communions, confirmations, even Mother’s Day and weddings! And-as you’ll find out today-you can adapt them to other seasons and holidays, they’re not just for Easter! Let’s get the crafting started!
Gather the following supplies:
4*6*1″ wood pieces, ready to paint (cut and sanded as necessary)
flat paintbrush
chalk paint or colored chalkboard paint (I don’t recommend regular acrylic because the chalk marker colors come out so much brighter on the specialty paint!)
Very wide and/or very narrow lace (I’m going to make two of these crosses today and will be using varying widths)
Hot glue gun and sticks
Long twigs from trees (you’ll need to be able to snap them, however, so don’t make them too long)
Wood glue
Chalk markers in a variety of colors
I’m going to make 2 of these wood blocks today. I’ll be using this mint green chalkboard paint to make a Christmas-appropriate cross and a subtle St. Patrick’s Day cross, too. Give your block 2 coats of paint, allowing ample time to dry between coats according to the directions on the paint you’re using. (If you’re lazy or impatient like I am, you can get away with painting the front, top and bottom, and sides only. When you decorate with these pieces no one notices if the back is painted or not.) In the meantime, go for a walk and collect some sticks.
Plug in your hot glue gun and take a good look at your lace (like I said I’m impatient-it helps to have things to do while we’re waiting!) You should have lace that is either .5″ or 1.5″-2″, and in a color that is becoming with your paint color. My recommendation is that neutrals are always becoming! If you have narrow lace, glue it around the edges of your wood. Not the sides!
I didn’t have a lace that I liked, but I did have this gold lace that is about an inch thick, which I love for a Christmas cross! I cut it in half lengthwise to make it narrow enough to glue around the edges. This step-by-step is written for beginners, but you’re certainly not confined to any of the steps in this tutorial! Do you want to use a thicker lace around the edges? Engrave a cross instead of gluing twigs? Paint the flowers? If you can make it work, go for it!
You want the lace to be seen when people look at your decor. If you chose a fatter lace, cut a piece about 3-4″ long and glue it vertically to the middle of your wood. Wood should be standing on its 4-inch side so that it is portrait orientated, otherwise your cross will have to be small and will look silly.
Select a few chalk markers whose colors will go nicely with the rest of the scheme (paint, lace, location or season you are making this cross for.) You’re going to make a wreath of greens and florals to surround your cross, which we will add in step 4. The cross is the focal point here so the idea is to make the flora small and delicate. I’ve had a lot of practice since I first created this product making florals and I must say, I’m grateful that chalk paint is thick and opaque! 😉
My first cross plaques started out with an organic oval that I later drew the violets, asters, and tulips on (below).
If you really feel like you need to do this, I would recommend starting with a color marker that is similar to your paint color so you can hide it by drawing over it.
My best suggestion for doing these wreaths if you’re inexperienced in the artistic department is to draw a few simple floral shapes with your chalk markers (circles for roses is a great example, and is fitting because we will later adorn the sides of our plaques with some drawings of thorns). You can fill these in by drawing other floral shapes in between, or leaves or other plant swags. Depending on the kind of marker you’re using, you may need to let your illustrations dry before adding more detail.
Snap your twigs into a few 1-3″ pieces and play with forming a cross on your wood.
Do not glue until you’re comfortable with the way the cross looks. When you’re comfortable, you should notice that the spout on your wood glue is slot-shaped. Gently squirting the glue on the back of the twigs, do so in a way that the slot shape is lined up with the twig, to avoid getting fat streams of glue on your plaque.
Firmly press the twig onto your plaque and when your cross is finished, keep this plaque laying flat in a dry area.
Finally, when the plaque is fully dry, add some scrolly drawings of thorns or some of the same floral elements to your sides.
If it makes you more comfortable, you can switch this step around with step 4 if you’re afraid of bumping and breaking off your cross, but believe me, if you glued the right way, the twigs are secure! When adding your floral elements, there is freedom: I’ve done loose, organic ovals, corners only, tops and bottoms only, and I’m pretty much doing what I feel like to my own plaques here, too. Let dry and enjoy displaying these lovely crosses!
If you’ve made this, I’d love to see it! Follow me on Instagram and tag me in your photo! Don’t feel like making your own? I have a variety of colors that you can pick up in my shop, for 50% off right now!
Holiday Decor: Rustic Lace and Floral Cross Blocks I started this post in March as a way of saying Happy National Craft Month to my readers!
With several vacations, slower work hours, and getting ready for some changes coming our way, we have had a lovely summer. It always goes too fast! (and that’s a lot for me to be saying, I hate the summer weather in general.) With fall being just around the corner and the dog days of summer passing us by, there’s no better time to pick up your summer decor for next year…and if you like me on Facebook, you’ll see that I’m offering 40% off my summer decor while supplies last until Labor Day!
This 10*10 chalk-painted pallet sign references a scene from Friends where Phoebe is doing some of her illustrious rambling. The design is hand-drawn and lettered in chalk marker and is white with some tints of lavender, yellow, and peach (I like color), on a cadet blue background. It is small and undistracting but still catches the eye and you can place it anywhere…it even makes a nice display at a wedding!
These family name canvases are intended to be anniversary gifts, but if you’re still looking for your fish in the sea (ha!), you don’t have to get the “Est.” underneath! Comes as an 8*10 back-stapled canvas with 2 lettering options (cursive with flourishes-left, or brush print-right) and 2 border options (starfish-left, seaweed-right). For $2 extra you can also add a color wash for a vintage look (left and bottom right) or for $3 extra add gold leaf details, which really makes this piece pop (you can also add both, and now would be the right time to do it!) The colors are all up to you!
I love when organization gets pretty and stylish. These vintage map trays are upcycled frames with a decoupaged surface and nautical ink design. Trays are a decorating staple in the Fenton household and these were just something fun and different this year!
One function of the trays would be to decorate your bar area…and these log slice coasters with engraved seaweed designs go perfectly with the trays! The 3-4 inch coasters are given swirls of green, blue, and peach chalk paint with gold leaf. They’re sold in sets of two.
We might as well continue to talk about decor for entertaining! I LOVE these decorative cutting boards and they were one of my favorite projects. They make a simple, nautical addition to any kitchen or dining room with the matte look of the chalk paint and the bold lettering.
This simple, nautical 10*10 pallet sign is painted to resemble driftwood, with its main feature, the lines of the song “It is Well” hand-lettered in navy blue acrylic with a rope and anchor. Hangs by a string on the back.
And finally, my favorite: a slightly cheekier pallet sign! The driftwood-style pallet sign measures approximately 9*19 and has broken-looking sides so it appears as a rustic beach sign. The sand, sea, and sky background have been chalk painted and the umbrella is a combination of chalk and regular acrylic paints, with the “Life’s a beach” lettering in red chalk marker. It has been treated with splattered acrylic paint and areas have been sanded down for a vintage appearance. It’s a fun piece for your poolhouse, sunporch, or drink station!
Thank you for your support! I love creating these pieces for you and am excited to add more to my shop!
Summer Line With several vacations, slower work hours, and getting ready for some changes coming our way, we have had a lovely summer.
With several vacations, slower work hours, and getting ready for some changes coming our way, we have had a lovely summer. It always goes too fast! (and that’s a lot for me to be saying, I hate the summer weather in general.) With fall being just around the corner and the dog days of summer passing us by, there’s no better time to pick up your summer decor for next year…and if you like me on Facebook, you’ll see that I’m offering 40% off my summer decor while supplies last until Labor Day!
This 10*10 chalk-painted pallet sign references a scene from Friends where Phoebe is doing some of her illustrious rambling. The design is hand-drawn and lettered in chalk marker and is white with some tints of lavender, yellow, and peach (I like color), on a cadet blue background. It is small and undistracting but still catches the eye and you can place it anywhere…it even makes a nice display at a wedding!
These family name canvases are intended to be anniversary gifts, but if you’re still looking for your fish in the sea (ha!), you don’t have to get the “Est.” underneath! Comes as an 8*10 back-stapled canvas with 2 lettering options (cursive with flourishes-left, or brush print-right) and 2 border options (starfish-left, seaweed-right). For $2 extra you can also add a color wash for a vintage look (left and bottom right) or for $3 extra add gold leaf details, which really makes this piece pop (you can also add both, and now would be the right time to do it!) The colors are all up to you!
I love when organization gets pretty and stylish. These vintage map trays are upcycled frames with a decoupaged surface and nautical ink design. Trays are a decorating staple in the Fenton household and these were just something fun and different this year!
One function of the trays would be to decorate your bar area…and these log slice coasters with engraved seaweed designs go perfectly with the trays! The 3-4 inch coasters are given swirls of green, blue, and peach chalk paint with gold leaf. They’re sold in sets of two.
We might as well continue to talk about decor for entertaining! I LOVE these decorative cutting boards and they were one of my favorite projects. They make a simple, nautical addition to any kitchen or dining room with the matte look of the chalk paint and the bold lettering.
This simple, nautical 10*10 pallet sign is painted to resemble driftwood, with its main feature, the lines of the song “It is Well” hand-lettered in navy blue acrylic with a rope and anchor. Hangs by a string on the back.
And finally, my favorite: a slightly cheekier pallet sign! The driftwood-style pallet sign measures approximately 9*19 and has broken-looking sides so it appears as a rustic beach sign. The sand, sea, and sky background have been chalk painted and the umbrella is a combination of chalk and regular acrylic paints, with the “Life’s a beach” lettering in red chalk marker. It has been treated with splattered acrylic paint and areas have been sanded down for a vintage appearance. It’s a fun piece for your poolhouse, sunporch, or drink station!
Thank you for your support! I love creating these pieces for you and am excited to add more to my shop!
Summer Line With several vacations, slower work hours, and getting ready for some changes coming our way, we have had a lovely summer.
Now that everything is finished and the car's (almost) all loaded, I can post on social media. Come see me tomorrow at #nepamommademarket!!! Everything will be 10-50% off the regular price and it is all #handmade! Dickson City Civic Center 10-4...if you want a sneak peek...https://www.etsy.com/shop/corneroftheroom?section_id=18990808 #corneroftheroom #crhomeandholiday #nauticaldecor #coastaldecor #handpaintedpalletsign #decorativecuttingboard #lifesabeach #youremylobster #friendstvshow #itiswell #itiswellwithmysoul #driftwoodsign #chalkpaintsign #anchorandrope #upcycledtrays #vintagemaps #sceantonpa #scrantonmade #memoboards #seashellframes #personalizedcanvases #beachbathroom #sunporchliving #poolhousedesign #handpaintedcoasters #seashellornaments #etsy #etsysummer #crhomeandholiday #etsylocal
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This is a cut-to-the-chase, please-do-me-a-favor-that-will-take-five-seconds post... in my efforts to grow my handmade business I try to take opportunities to sell in-person. I’m doing just that at a craft fair in June, but since this particular one is not an annual thing AND there’s not a lot of word out about my business since its niche has switched several times, I’m going to be doing a giveaway at the end of April. I’m thinking it will be a like-and-share my Facebook page kind of giveaway. Problem is I’ve never done one of these before and I don’t know what people want. Would you please take five seconds of your life and vote in my poll? https://poll.fbapp.io/giveaway-1666497/9t663p?from=user_wall I’ll be leaving it up until 3/31/17 so I have enough opinions but also have enough time before the giveaway to create a quality freebie. I’ll also be adding whatever option wins to my stock This is just a small (free!) way you can support small business and for that I thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!! (Plus we both know you’re gonna waste time on Facebook later anyway)
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I don’t want to take this time to talk about CorneroftheRoom as this is a cut-to-the-chase, please-do-me-a-favor-that-will-take-five-seconds post, but in my efforts to grow my handmade business I try to take opportunities to sell in-person. I’m doing just that at a craft fair in June, but since this particular one is not an annual thing AND there’s not a lot of word out about my business since…
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