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Continue reading →: Rag Star OrnamentToday’s guest is Tori from Lil’ Mrs. Tori. If you’ve never been to her blog before you need to go right now–it’s fabulous (but then come back to see what she made to share with us today)! I love her style and how everything she does looks effortless and breezy.…
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Continue reading →: Grateful Praise Door HangingHere’s another fun way to create a unique and fun door for the Thanksgiving season. I created this last year for a guest post at Gingersnap Crafts, and never posted it over here (I was in that morning-sick-phase where nothing could motivate me to get moving). But I’m glad to…
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Continue reading →: Thankful Wall BannerA couple of weeks ago I guest posted over at One Krieger Chick and I couldn’t help but show you the full Thankful Wall Banner here. I actually made it several years ago, but I pull the Thankful banner out each year and love it just as much, which is actually rare…
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Continue reading →: Christmas Advent CalendarYears ago, my mom made a felt Christmas advent calendar for our family. I remember it clearly–it was full of scenes from the Christmas story and she cut all those little people and details by hand. My sisters and I loved it. Every year we would get it out with…
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Continue reading →: Cute Foam Head CameoHave you seen some of the fun foam mannequin head projects going around? I’ve been loving all the ways my blogging friends have been using them, and so I was excited when I got to take the challenge too! I was immediately drawn to the female head because of the…
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Continue reading →: 18 DIY Kitchen TowelsI love a good kitchen towel, and they’re so fun and easy to make personal to go with your decor. So when Hometalk asked if I’d like to curate a board of DIY crafty kitchen towels, I said yes! I love that these towels range from stenciling, sewing, transfers, applique,…
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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.
