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Continue reading →: Dreaming of Spring Art and FREE Cut FileToday I’m over at While He Was Napping sharing my Dreaming of Spring art because that’s exactly what I’m doing these days–dreaming of spring! (Hello to all you While He Was Napping readers too! I’m so glad you came today!) Stick around if you’d like–I have lots going on right…
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Continue reading →: Ruffled Peasant Dress & BloomersWhen I think of little girls, the first thing I think of is cute ruffly dresses. Something feminine but not over powering. And when I think of newborns, I think of how fragile their little bodies are for those first few months and how dressing them has to be easy. …
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Continue reading →: Ruched T-shirt RefashionSo there are a lot of upcycled t-shirt tutorials out there. But I haven’t seen one like this. I took a 2XL Shade shirt (that I got for $2), and turned it into this ruched t-shirt refashion: And it was really easy to do. Just take your shirt and lay…
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Continue reading →: A Baby Girl and a Blog SeriesI’ve been keeping a secret for a while now. For about 20 weeks to be exact. But I can’t keep quiet for another 20. This past week we found out we’re adding a baby girl to our family! That will make three girlies, and we’re so excited to think about…
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Continue reading →: Mabey Manor House Tour: Upstairs BedroomsAre you ready for the final leg of this house tour (minus the back yard, which is currently covered in snow)? Today I’ll take you upstairs to look at the stairs, two bedrooms, and the upstairs bathroom. If you missed the first parts of the tour you can find them…
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Continue reading →: Mabey Manor: Family and Craft RoomsToday on the Mabey Manor tour, we’re looking at the family room and craft room (technically a bedroom). If you missed seeing some of the other areas of the house you can check them out here: Introduction Entry, Living Room, and Garage Kitchen, Laundry Room, and Bathroom First up is…
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.
