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Continue reading →: Customized Art PrintsHave you ever had customized art prints in your house before? If you’re not a graphic designer or haven’t commissioned something, you may be shaking your head no. And if your answer was no (or even if it’s yes) I want to share a cool new website that makes customized…
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Continue reading →: 8 Books to Build Your Blogging KnowledgeReading and learning have always been important to me. In college, I studied literature and my nose was always in a book. Since I’ve started blogging, my mode of learning has changed a bit to online research and courses, but sometimes you need a little nudge to get to some…
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Continue reading →: Oh The Places You’ve Lived (Map Decor)Ooh, I’m excited to share this with you today. I added this fun piece to my life preserver gallery wall recently over at Made From Pinterest, and now I get to bring it home here. It’s really added to the feel of the wall and the room, and it’s so easy…
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Continue reading →: Twenty-Five Minute T-shirt RefashionIf you’ve got 25 minutes and a too-big tee, you’re going to love this Anthropologie inspired t-shirt refashion. Several years ago my sister came to visit with an amazing t-shirt on. She had found it at Anthropologie and couldn’t believe how lovely it was. I loved it enough to ask…
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Continue reading →: Lillian Pintucked Dress and TopHave you seen the Lillian Pintucked Dress and Top by Mouse House Creations? It’s a darling dress or top that has fabulously sweet pintucks down the front and an easy tie back. I love how beautiful this pattern is. I’ve seen some gorgeous versions of both the dress and…
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Continue reading →: 6 Spring-Inspired ProjectsHi all, Cassie here! Is it FINALLY starting to warm up where you are? I can’t tell you how great it feels to see the sun and be outside without a coat once in a while! And I noticed plenty of pretty spring crafts in last week’s link party,…
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I’m Lisa
Welcome to Mabey She Made It, my cozy corner dedicated to all things homemade and delightful. One of the greatest things I learned while growing up was to know what “home” felt like. Creating feels like home to me, and I’m at home when an idea translates into something beautiful or functional.
