Showing posts with label Jenifer Cowles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jenifer Cowles. Show all posts

Monday, November 17, 2014

Burlap Pinwheel Gift Bag with Jenifer Cowles




Jenifer shares a whimsically embellished gift bag. I love how she topped with a burlap pinwheel and several layers of our rosettes. 

She reports, "These were so much fun to make, take some burlap and create a pinwheel, use stacking rosettes for the center and a straw for the stick.  All tied up with some fabric and ribbons and you have the perfect party topper for your goodie bags."




To see more of Jenifer's enchanting work, visit her blog, Stitch-Cut-Create.

Friday, October 24, 2014

Back 2 School Treat Bag with Jenifer Cowles

Back 2 School Treat Bag
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Jenifer Cowles

Jenifer needed a couple quick and easy teacher gifts for the first day of school.  This came together quickly and she made several in a few minutes.  She threw in a couple new pencils and some treats and the kids were off. These would be find for the upcoming holidays as well as you could write any message you like on the chalkboard tags.

Curtsey Boutique Supplies

kraft bag  


To see more of Jenifer's enchanting work, visit her blog, Stitch-Cut-Create.

Friday, September 26, 2014

Robins Layout with Jenifer Cowles

Robins Layout
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Jenifer Cowles
Here is a Layout of some robins that we had the pleasure of watching last spring, I am loving the trend of layering white on white elements and with the wonderful goodies in the Curtsey Boutique shop it makes it so easy to achieve this look.


Curtsey Boutique Supplies

Glitter pennants 




 To see more of Jenifer's enchanting work, visit her blog, Stitch-Cut-Create.


Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Spackle & Muslin Bag DIY with Jenifer Cowles


Spackle and Muslin Bag Tutorial
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Jenifer Cowles
My Pinterest boards are filled with projects that use texture mediums and stencils, but until today I've been too chicken to try it for myself. Jen is back sharing a super easy project on adding texture to our muslin bags. I can't wait to try this out!



Jenifer placed a stencil over one of our muslin bags. Ensuring it was flat she used regular household spackle (found in any hardware store or even Walmart). She spread a thin and even layer over the stencil with a spatula and then lifted the stencil off.

Allow the spackle to dry completely based on the manufacturer's recommendations and then embellish. Jenifer topped her bag with our ruffled fabric ribbon, clothes pins,  fabric flowers and glitter butterflies.

Curtsey Boutique Supplies







To see more of Jenifer's enchanting work, visit her blog, Stitch-Cut-Create.



Friday, August 15, 2014

Birthday Tag Bag with Jenifer Cowels

Jenifer Cowels had this to say about today's gorgeous project: "I needed a fun way to give a little gift card.  I put together this little bag/tag/card, the tag slides in and you could adhere a gift card to it and still have enough room to write a greeting and note.  I am so happy with how this turned out I know I will be making more in my future."


Thanks for sharing this beautiful project with us, Jenifer!

Supplies from the Curtsey Boutique Shop:

Friday, August 1, 2014

Paper Bag Album Tutorial with Jenifer Cowles

Today, we have a lovely tutorial to share with you.  DT Member Jenifer Cowles has created a lovely paper bag album, and today she is sharing the instructions with us.  Click on each page to see a larger version.





To see all the supplies Jenifer used from the shop, click HERE.

To visit Jenifer's blog and see more of her designs, click HERE.

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

My Girl Layout with Jenifer Cowels

Today we have a gorgeous layout from Jenifer Cowels to share with you.  Jenifer shared with us some thoughts about this layout:

"I love the way this layout came together.  It was a fast one only took about 30 minutes which is super fast for me, I have been known to spend an entire weekend on a layout to get it just right.  After the mist dried I went to work and my little focal cluster came together beautifully."



We couldn't agree more.  This layout is perfection!

Here are the shop products Jenifer used:

Doilies

Friday, June 27, 2014

Wedding Gift Box with Jenifer Cowles

I needed a quick box for a wedding I was attending recently and this turned out just perfect.  Using 8 doilies I accordion folded them into quarters and hot glued them onto a circle to make a fun layered doily flower.  I stacked a flower on a button for a center.  A sprig of stamens and some wire string and I was ready to go with a fun custom box in just the colors I needed.




To see all the shop items featured in this project, click on the live links, or visit the shop HERE

(Note: The shop is temporarily closed, but will reopen soon.  Thank you for your patience.)

To see more of Jenifer's delightful projects, check out her blog HERE.


Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Monday, June 2, 2014

Important Dates Berry Basket Organizer by Jenifer Cowles


Important Dates Berry Basket Organizer
Curtsey Botuique Designer
Jenifer Cowles

Jenifer created this adorable berry basket organizer for your important dates. Each month is separated by a sweet divided card made from manila tags and our dyed doilies. The strawberry basket itself is embellished with our ruffle fabric trim and paper bows. Sweet and simple, could organizing be any easier or cuter?



Curtsey Boutique Supplies




To see more of Jenifer's lovely artwork just click on her image below:

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

DIY Fabric Flower headbands with Jenifer Cowles



Fabric Flower Headbands
Curtsey Boutique Designer
Jenifer Cowles
You know the expression "April Showers bring May flowers," here in Georgia we are have been getting loads of rain - we are even under a flood watch today and tomorrow. So I hope this means when it stops we will be surrounding in beautiful Spring blossoms.

Though I dislike the awful weather, I do love this time of year as many of my customers are preparing for weddings and other special occasions. It is the season for our fabric flowers. Jenifer shares with us today a quick and easy way to incorporate them in your hair. These headbands would be lovely for new baby photos, flower girls, and big birthday bashes. Our fancy blooms use no glue so sewing them on as embellishments is easy peasy.

Here are her easy 1-2-3 instructions:

1. Pick your elastic - it comes in tons of colors now a days
2. Measure your wearers head, cut elastic and tie a know 1" from the ends.
3. Sew on a Curtsey Boutique fabric flower with a few hand stitches.


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To see more of Jenifer's lovely artwork just click on her image below: