February #30DAYFLIP No Sew Challenge
Hi everyone; I’m Sue and I blog over at A Purdy Little House. I’m so excited to share with you the roundup post of all the fabulous projects completed for the February #30dayflip Challenge.
For the month of February, the gals (Jeanette from Snazzy Little Things and Meredith from Arts and Classy) and I hosted a No-Sew Challenge.
Participants had to complete a project using fabric or some other type of “fabric-like material” and create (or transform) anything they wanted.
The Catch: No sewing was allowed, and all projects had to stay under $20.00.
Our #30DayFlip participants totally killed it last month with their unique and creative projects.
Our winner of the February #30dayflip Challenge is Pili from My Sweet Things blog. She covered tin cans with an old bleach stained napkin, and created these gorgeous cans she can use as a display or for storage. That lace addition is pure perfection!!!
PILI’S PROJECT SUMMARY: I took and old napkin which had some bleach stains and couldn’t be used for fancy projects. I cut it in half, and wrapped the can with it. For the bottom, I made some cuts and glued the fabric. I added some laces, and two rosettes I made out of scrap fabric, and I had two cute fabric wrapped tins!!
Check out the full blog post and tutorial on Pili’s blog here. And a huge CONGRATS again to Pili! The voters of the DIY Forum chose her Fabric Tins as their favourite. Way to go Pili!!!! We love your project 🙂
Victoria from the Dazzle While Frazzled blog made this amazingly smart snack pouch out of a vinyl placemat and cable ties. How ingenious… and adorable!!!
VICTORIA’S PROJECT SUMMARY: My main objective for this (snack) pouch was that it be easy to clean and wipe down (be cootie-free, as the first graders say) at the end of each school week. What better, easy-to-clean material is there than a vinyl placemat?
Check out Victoria’s full blog post and tutorial here.
Christina from Roughly Refined Furniture created this wonderfully simple and beautiful cornice for her guest room using styrofoam and fabric. Can you believe she pulled this off for only $4.00? Wow!!!
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CHRISTINA’S PROJECT SUMMARY: I saved the large pieces of Styrofoam from our TV when we bought it, to use to paint on top of. So I cut it to size and fit my yard of fabric over it (which I bought with a 50% off coupon).
Debra from the DIY Forum made these cute and easy no-sew pillows using placemats she bought at Home Goods for $9.99. These bunnies are so unbelievably sweet, and check out that amazing vignette she’s got going on to the right!
DEBRA’S PROJECT SUMMARY: I already had the fill leftover from Thanksgiving pillows and this was a “No Sew” project so I used fabric glue to close up the small holes that I made to fill them.
Susan from the Salvaged by Susan blog transformed this old yard sale find into a gorgeous French country inspired dining chair.
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SUSAN PROJECT SUMMARY: Now that I had the base of the dining chair done, it was time to move on to the seat. I pulled off the old cover and batting, and decided to replace it all. I went with a canvas drop cloth for the cover because I liked the texture and I thought the neutral tone would go well with the chair. And it was pretty cheap for a lot of material.
To check out Susan’s full blog post and tutorial, click here.
Don’t forget the AMAZING prize for this month’s #30dayflip project winner Pili!!!! The prize was generously donated by Corry from The Furniture Spa. These absolutely beautiful drawer knobs would be perfect for any DIY or refinishing project. Thank you Corry 🙂
I would like to thank all the wonderful members of the DIY Forum and the #30dayflip who participated in the February Challenge. Also a big thank you to Jeanette from Snazzy Little Things and Meredith from Arts and Classy for all their work with the DIY Forum and #30dayflip. If you haven’t yet joined the DIY Forum on Facebook, and you love DIY, furniture makeovers, crafts, full room makeovers and gathering with like-minded people, just click below to request to Join.
Consider signing up for the #30dayflip Monthly Challenges on the link below:
We hope to also see you in the DIY Forum. This forum is open to anyone enthusiastic about DIY, creatives, bloggers, and you don’t have to participate in the #30dayflip to be a member of the DIY Forum (but we’d love it if you did).
There are A LOT of new and exciting things we’re doing this year, including LIVE broadcasts on Periscope where we will review our progress on the monthly flips, as well as Giveaways, support, advice from other members…… and more.
Join us for the March Furniture Flip Challenge, where you can strut your DIY skills and makeover any piece of furniture you like.
Don’t forget to also post your project on Hometalk using the #30dayflip hashtag for a chance to be featured on all three of our blogs. The prize for the winner of the March Challenge is a Furniture Painting Party Kit for up to 8 people! It includes furniture polish, wax, paint brushes, paint powder, and containers. This prize is sponsored by Poppies Famous Repurposing Paint Powder. This kit allows you to host a Paint Party for up to 8 people, where you can all refinish a piece of furniture that you bring with you!!!
How fun is that? Forget about wine and art parties… THIS is the new thing!
See you soon everyone,
