See what I did there? We all love a little inspiration … and what do you get when you’re looking for inspiration for easy peasy projects – It’s a Cinch-spiration. 🙂
I mean, we now have pin-spiration. So why not cinch-spiration?
No?!?
I tried. 😉
Aaaanyway, I’ve found some other great ideas for simple little projects from a couple of my favorite blogs.
Let’s start with Kelly from View Along the Way.
If you haven’t seen Kelly’s blog I say Go. There. Now. Even if you’re only looking for a chuckle…this girl is seriously funny! And crafty.
Not only has she found a free solution to hanging pictures in a grid even with different lengths of hanging wire. Confused? I kind of am too and I wrote it…so you’re going to have to go here to see how Kelly got all of these pics lined up.
And, not only does she have a wicked cool, wrap around plate wall, but she has a great little (FREE!) tip for hanging them here.
AND, (because you know I love to start a sentence with the word and) for all of you with ugly books, Kelly can relate…and offers up an easy peasy solution here. And she decorates with coral. Smile!
Now, after you’ve checked out all of Kelly’s It’s a Cinch type projects be sure to come back here to learn about Kim from Sand and Sisal. Seriously, doesn’t that blog name just say it all?!?
And she has wine corks in her header! I’m on my way for a glass right now Kim. 🙂
Kim has made a few of her own It’s a Cinch projects. Just this week she did an awesome lampshade upgrade using … wait for it … SISAL! How apropos. See how she did it here.
Isn’t it gorgeous? And how cool would it look on a table with these fun upgraded balls for spring?
Learn how she turned plain foam balls into these beauties easy peasy like here.
And while you’re at it be sure to tell these great bloggers you were there…set aside some time though, I’m sure you’re going to want to stay awhile at both Sand and Sisal and View Along the Way.
Update: You can learn about the entire MISSION: Possible link party series here and find more It’s a Cinch project ideas here.
And then get your It’s a Cinch on … and grab a button … and all that jazz.
And now I’m picturing myself on stage with jazz hands.
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Linda @ it all started with paint
/ March 15, 2012Such fabulous shout-out of some really great bloggers. And am loving that sisal wrapped lamp shade and Kelly’s awesome not your grandmother’s plate wall wall …
🙂
Linda
Grace InAZ (@GraceInAZ1)
/ March 15, 2012The plate wall is sooo intriguing! I really like the look! I will come back to take a look at these blogs closer this afternoon! Thanks so much for sharing with us! You set a wonderful example of connecting with other bloggers and sharing the love!
Hugs, GraceinAZ
Dana @CookingatCafeD
/ March 15, 2012I seriously saw the Jazz hands.
Thanks for introducing us to 2 more wonderful blogs!
~ Dana
andrea
/ March 15, 2012fabulous selection my friend! i love cinchspiration!!!! works for me! i love the moss balls and split peas — that has been on my list for awhile! better get to it! i simply adore the wall with the plates — I WANT to do this!!! I sure have enough plates! : ) thanks for sharing and inspiring us with these quick and easy peasy ideas! hugs…
Ashley@AttemptsAtDomestication
/ March 15, 2012WOW! Those are some awesome projects! They dont look very cinchy to me! 😉
Betsy
/ March 15, 2012ooh…lots of fun ideas! I love the green balls and that lamp shade! wow!
Kelly @ View Along the Way
/ March 16, 2012Thanks for the sweet feature, Karah! 🙂 How fantastic are Kim’s green balls?! Love them!