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Continue reading →: Mabey Manor: Kitchen, Laundry Room, and BathroomHappy Valentine’s Day! Instead of any Valentine-themed posts, we’re going to continue our tour of Mabey Manor. If you missed the introduction or Entry, Living Room, and Garage posts, you’ll want to check them out–these are some pretty awesome before photos! Today we’re starting our tour in the kitchen. If…
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Continue reading →: Valentine Heart PillowYou may have seen my Valentine Heart Pillow last week, but I’m bringing it home this week so it’s part of my collection. I mentioned it last week, but I LOVE this pillow! Like leave-it-up-all-year-round love it. The neutral palette is just right for my tastes, and I hope you…
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Continue reading →: Foxy Lady Pajamas & 43 Other Silhouette ProjectsI’ve been having a lot of fun with the Silhouette lately, and so have some of my blogging friends! Saige keeps growing taller, and there are several pairs of pajamas that just have to go to the “too small” bin, but before I retire them, I wanted to make her…
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Continue reading →: Mabey Manor House Tour: Entry and Living RoomWelcome to Mabey Manor, our 1910 home that we bought to renovate! Throughout the tour, I’ll show you shots from the day we moved in as well as point out the things that need to be redone and the features we love. And, this is your chance to play designer!…
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Continue reading →: Valentine Heart Pillow at While He Was NappingGood morning! Today I’m over at While He Was Napping sharing a fabulous Valentine Heart Pillow tutorial. You know you want to go check it out…I mean look at the neutral pillow and those shimmery hearts! I might be loving it a little too much… 🙂
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Continue reading →: Shortie PajamasSometimes you run across a pattern that you just love for the cuteness factor–the Shortie pajamas are that for me. The Shortie Nightgown & Bloomers pattern is a first for Chelsea at Get Your Crap Together, and she’s done a fabulous job designing this pajama set. And the best part…
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.
