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Continue reading →: Week 3: Graceful Geometrics (Stripes Week)Yea! I’m so happy to have made it to week 3. I love working with stripes and the beautiful things that come with the symmetry, angles, and juxtapositions of strategically placing positive and negative spaces. But don’t get me wrong–working with stripes and trying to do something exciting and “new”…
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Continue reading →: Week 2: Sew Your Stash Means Country ChicThis week has been so much fun for me—who doesn’t love creating from all the goodies you’ve collected? When perusing my stash I decided to finally use a trio of Joel Dewberry voiles that I got a few years ago and have been waiting for just the right project. These…
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Continue reading →: PR&P Week 1: Send In the ClownsIt’s finally here! Week 1’s theme is Circus, and I have to tell you I was a little hesitant at first. I’ve never been to a circus,and crazy colors and patterns aren’t really my thing. But that’s all part of the challenge, right? So my starting point became coming up with…
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Continue reading →: Project Run & Play: Season 16I am so so excited about being a designer for Season 16 of Project Run & Play. I’ve honestly been following along since Season 1 and always thought it would be an amazing thing to be part of. And now I get to play along with five other impressive designers.…
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Continue reading →: Bouquet Watercolor Canvas ArtHave you ever had a space where you knew it needed something specific but you just couldn’t find what you were looking for? That’s exactly why I created this watercolor canvas art for this space. I wanted to accent the living room with kelly green and navy blue along with…
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Continue reading →: House Update 4: TileThis past week was the week of tile laying, and week 7 of this project. It’s crazy how much time has passed and yet how little time. I’m in awe of how much Chad has gotten done especially since you can never fully anticipate which projects will take more time…
Hello,
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.
