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Continue reading →: Dreaming of Spring Framed ArtAre you ready for spring? I am almost willing it to come, but I have to be a little more patient during these Idaho winters. But to keep me from going insane, I created this cute art to get me through the drearies. It was originally a guest post over…
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Continue reading →: Stenciled Arch Tutorial with Ombre EffectThis post is sponsored by Plaid, but the experience and opinions are 100% mine. Have you ever seen something and known it was meant for you? The moment I saw this arch, I knew it was mine–it just needed a little makeover! I have a definite passion for arches and…
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Continue reading →: City Girl Frock ReviewHave you seen all the cute things coming out of Pattern Anthology’s Just Add Jeans collection? I’m loving the pieces, especially the City Girl designed by See Kate Sew. There’s something about that cowl neck that I adore. And while I’ve seen several tops featured, I haven’t seen anyone sharing…
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Continue reading →: Nesting to Newborns Wrap-upCan you believe how quickly the last two weeks of the Nesting to Newborns series have gone? I’ve loved every minute of it! I feel so grateful to have been able to work with all of these amazing women from our giveaway sponsors, guest posters, and most of all Melanie!…
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Continue reading →: Baby Gowns from the Lullaby Line and a GiveawayYou know how fragile newborns are when they are first born? I absolutely love that stage. So tiny, so dependent, and so angelic. Their skin is still a little loose on their tiny legs and those toes! I just want to peek at them all the time. One of my…
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Continue reading →: Ragged Baby Blanket Tutorial by Simple Simon and CompanyYou’ve heard of Simple Simon and Company, right? Of course you have–they’re amazing. And they’re guest posting today for Nesting to Newborns. And I’m a little in awe of that. Everything liZ and Elizabeth do is gorgeous. The projects; the colors; the tips; the photography! Gush. Just take a peek…
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.
