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Continue reading →: Molded Flowers: A Beginner’s Polymer Clay TutorialHave you ever been tempted to try a new skill or crafting medium? I like to think of myself as willing to try anything once in the crafting arena, so when I was presented with the opportunity to make a project and polymer clay tutorial, I was excited to try…
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Continue reading →: FREE Watercolor St. Patrick’s Day PrintableLast fall I turned a watercolor I painted into a free printable, and you really seemed to enjoy it. So a few weeks ago when I was creating a post for Made From Pinterest, I wanted to do another one that wasn’t quite so involved but just as fun. And today I…
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Continue reading →: Striped Walls the Easy WayThis post was originally over at the Expressions Vinyl Blog, but today I’m bringing it home with a few updated photos. If you look at most of the photos, you can see that we had finished the walls, but nothing else when I added the stripes. Maya hadn’t even been…
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Continue reading →: How to Make a Suede Flower CombIn December, I had so much fun bringing you my flower combs that I decided to make another one–but this time I’m making suede flowers to add. I originally shared this at Create.Craft.Love last month, but I’m happy to be bringing it home today. Hi, I’m Lisa Mabey from Mabey…
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Continue reading →: Pintucked CanvasHere’s another fun project I did last month–this one for Create. Craft. Love. I needed a little something for my sewing space that also added a lot of color, so a pintucked canvas it was! I’ve been wanting to add a little decoration to my office lately, but I…
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Continue reading →: Extraordinary Girl Blog TourI’m so excited today to be part of the Extraordinary Girl blog tour and share this adorable pattern with you. I have a thing for envelope shirts (or lap tees)–it started in high school but they’re remarkably hard to find in women’s sizes. So when I saw this pattern came…
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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.
