Baby doll bunk beds

I found this little cutie at the Goodwill for $6. My daughter and I cleaned it up a bit and...

here is the finished product!

I took some old books from the Goodwill and with a little help of scrapbook paper, sandpaper, Mod Podge and a few embelishments...TADA!

Ok I cannot take all of the credit. I saw this on another craft blog.

I took the wooden, boring knobs off of this and replaced them with these.

Shabby Apple Contest

So I did not make it to the list of 15 finalist but you should definately take a look at the designs that did. You can vote for your favorite one here.

Dare to Design

My dress design for Shabby Apple Dresses was inspired by the springtime showers and blossoms. This inspiration is expressed with a beautiful turquoise stretch sateen and cream jersey knit. This look could also be completed with a dusty rose.

This dress features the appearance of two separate garments (a blouse and a high waist fitted skirt), yet they are one. Elegant lace and chiffon ruffles hug the deep “V” neckline; the comfortable short sleeves allow room for movement, while the subtle sash is accented with buttons for a taste of color.

Just a Darling dress

This dress features a continuous elegant ruffle neckline, a cap sleeve, an adjustable sash, and an invisible zipper. These features are well defined in glossy Charmeuse Satin, Silk, or other shinny fabrics.

Lybbis Fashions