While the pre-Christmas season is one of scouring Pinterest for gift ideas and mad dashes to the mall to do your shopping, the post-Christmas season is one of recovering from too many sweets, boxing up old unused items for the goodwill, and writing thank you cards. As a kid, I was held to the rule […]
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recycled wrapping paper thank you cards
Posted by Tally on January 10, 2014
http://tallystreasury.com/2014/01/recycled-wrapping-paper-thank-you-cards/
leafy paper chains
I’ve been wanting to do some Christmas decorating, but a few things have been holding me back. First and foremost is my total lack of time, as I desperately try to get ready for Christmas and do a hundred other things. This past week I’ve been working on a very neat commission project, and completing […]
Posted by Tally on December 9, 2011
http://tallystreasury.com/2011/12/leafy-paper-chains/
cigar box shelving
Throughout the ages, many famous figures have proclaimed that nothing is certain but death and taxes. This seems to me either a poorly thought out remark on the part of Daniel Defoe, Benjamin Franklin, Margaret Mitchell and others credited with its pronouncement, or it indicates that these people ran around naked and did all their […]
Posted by Tally on June 4, 2010
http://tallystreasury.com/2010/06/cigar-box-shelving/
upcycled cardboard & fabric bracelets
Alright boys and girls, here’s an original, totally Tally craft idea directly inspired by my conversion to West Coast use-your-trash Hippie-ism. As opposed to Midwestern donate-your-yogurt-tubs-to-local-kindergarten-art-teachers-and-throw-the-rest-away-cuz-the-recycling-companies-don’t-function-properly-out-here-ism, I suppose. But I digress. Next week, remind me not to write blog posts after a couple glasses of wine. Thanks to making all those ribbon roses last week, […]
Posted by Tally on May 1, 2010
http://tallystreasury.com/2010/05/upcycled-cardboard-fabric-bracelets/
the literary purse – literally
This is such a neat idea! I came across it while perusing the internet for another craft entirely, and fell immediately in love. There are numerous tutorials out there, all of which use the same basic process, plus or minus certain details. This one is a good place to start and see the basic process […]
Posted by Tally on February 12, 2010
http://tallystreasury.com/2010/02/the-literary-purse-literally/