The month of May was another good month for the Sitcom. I was very excited to have lots of folks contacting me this month to show projects that they have done that were inspired by mine. And one of the things I love to do is to share artwork and craftiness from all over the internet, so it was very thrilling to have emails from folks asking to be spotlighted on my blog. How exciting!Currently the Sitcom has nearly 2500 followers on Google, RSS Feeds, Facebook and Twitter. If you would like take advantage of the Sitcom’s presence, please email me at
[email protected]. I have advertising space available. Or if you would like to visit with my buddy Tom Selleck, his mustache and I for an interview, let me know.
For Mothers Day, I made my mom a basket of
vintage soap, created from dollar store soap and fabric scraps. The idea of adding fabric to soaps has tons of potential. This project was featured by
The Gunny Sack, and Krafty Kat.
My
Batik with Crayons project was featured on
Dollar Store Crafts.
Poddleblog created her own version of this batik idea. Aren’t they beautiful! She refined the technique a bit. Please check out her blog for details!
And Rachel from Quirky Momma but her quirky kids to work painting with melted crayons. Check out their work of art! You can see lots more fun kids crafts on her site.
Inspiration was plenty for this project, and some of my Facebook readers submitted some photos of their projects including a beautiful Fleur de Lis by Anita Martin, and these beautiful faux metal designs by Lilian Roller.
And check out this awesome mirror and Love sign by Heather Sosa! Seems that Heather is totally taking this idea and running with it. I can’t wait to see what else she comes up with!
Shaylynn from Shealynns Faerie shoppe made this beautiful piece. Love the floral detail!
An old project from last summer resurfaced. My Icecream cart bank made an appearance on
All free Holiday Crafts. Be sure to check out this up and coming site for more summer projects!
Sew Happy Geek featured my
Temari Balls. This unusual craft, brought to me by my daughter is very intriguing. I hope to experiment with it more in the future.
And finally, I was very honored when I discovered that Nikki from Best Part of Believe not only featured several of my projects, but totally plugged my Commercial Break Thursday!! Thanks so much Nikki!
So please take a few moments and swing by some of these awesome websites. Inspiration is everywhere and each of these sites has their own spin on it. I’m betting you will find some great ideas that you can make your own.