Letter Decor – And Then Home http://www.andthenhome.com/ Sun, 20 Sep 2020 00:49:44 +0000 en hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.5.1 https://www.andthenhome.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/cropped-Watermark-Logo-1-75x75.jpg Letter Decor – And Then Home http://www.andthenhome.com/ 32 32 The Best DIY Architectural Letter Decor https://www.andthenhome.com/the-best-diy-architectural-letter-decor/ Tue, 19 Feb 2019 18:54:10 +0000 https://www.andthenhome.com/?p=4218 Some of the best home decor designs are simple and strong.  They can catch an eye from across the room and set the tone of your home.  Monograms have been a popular element in many homes for a while now and it’s still hot in 2019.  Since this trend is ongoing, we thought we’d bring you a list of The Best DIY Architectural Letter Decor Ideas out there.  You can find this type of art in the home shows, but it can be costly!  Why not make some yourself and save the money while keeping the designer look?  Take a look at these easy to follow tutorials from the best! Colourful DIY Sprinkle Letter & Matching Frame: A Great Vinyl Scrap Buster! by: Where the Smiles Have Been. This fun and colourful letter decor is perfect for a nursery or kids room. How to Make Washi Tape Monograms by: Creative Green Living. This one is fun and easy, combine multiple designs and colours to create a bright and cheery letter! Washi Tape Paper Mache Letters Tutorial by: Shrimp Salad Circus. Perfect office decor, these sleek letters are easy to create and look great. Ombre Yarn Wrapped Letters by: And Then Home. Try some mixed media with these cute ombre yarn wrapped letters. Great for a nursery! There’s still more DIY Letter Design Ideas to go! DIY Colour Block Initial Desk Decor by: Pop Shop America. Place this one on your desk to give your office area a personal touch while still looking professional. .DIY Monogram Topiary – How To-sday by: Shrimp Salad Circus. This is one of our favourites, it goes with a rustic or vintage decor. This would be the perfect addition to any mantel. DIY Pottery Barn Inspired Home Decor by: Champagne and Sugarplums. A modern look with a personal statement. Multi Season Monogrammed Frame using Cricut Vinyl by: Mission: to Save. This is an awesome way to decorate your home, keep your letter art the same and change the background for each holiday. Simple and festive, we love it.  The Best DIY Architectural Letter Decor DIY Faux Copper Letter Aged with Blue Patina by: Where the Smiles Have Been. Perfect for the mantel or wall, this design will suit any decor and is certainly on trend! How to Make Embossed Woodgrain Monograms by: Creative Green Living. How cool is this? Find out how to design your own woodgrain monogram! DIY Metallic Wire Dream Sign by: Pop Shop America. An elegant style gives this one wire sign it’s charm. How to Paint a Chevron – Spring Door Hanger by: And Then Home. Welcome spring with a personalized door hanger. Leave it up from Spring through Summer! I hope you liked the list! Do you have a favourite?  With so many to choose from, it can be hard to decide.  But don’t forget that these monogram letters can make excellent gift ideas, so try them all, your friends will love it! If you loved this list check out our Top DIY Home Decor Projects  or Top 20 Before and After Home Make-overs.

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]]> Some of the best home decor designs are simple and strong.  They can catch an eye from across the room and set the tone of your home.  Monograms have been a popular element in many homes for a while now and it’s still hot in 2019.  Since this trend is ongoing, we thought we’d bring you a list of The Best DIY Architectural Letter Decor Ideas out there.  You can find this type of art in the home shows, but it can be costly!  Why not make some yourself and save the money while keeping the designer look?  Take a look at these easy to follow tutorials from the best!

Photo by: Where the Smiles Have Been

Colourful DIY Sprinkle Letter & Matching Frame: A Great Vinyl Scrap Buster! by: Where the Smiles Have Been. This fun and colourful letter decor is perfect for a nursery or kids room.

Photo by: Creative Green Living

How to Make Washi Tape Monograms by: Creative Green Living. This one is fun and easy, combine multiple designs and colours to create a bright and cheery letter!

Photo by: Shrimp Salad Circus

Washi Tape Paper Mache Letters Tutorial by: Shrimp Salad Circus. Perfect office decor, these sleek letters are easy to create and look great.

Photo by: And Then Home

Ombre Yarn Wrapped Letters by: And Then Home. Try some mixed media with these cute ombre yarn wrapped letters. Great for a nursery!

There’s still more DIY Letter Design Ideas to go!

Photo by: Pop Shop America

DIY Colour Block Initial Desk Decor by: Pop Shop America. Place this one on your desk to give your office area a personal touch while still looking professional.

Photo by: Shrimp Salad Circus

.DIY Monogram Topiary – How To-sday by: Shrimp Salad Circus. This is one of our favourites, it goes with a rustic or vintage decor. This would be the perfect addition to any mantel.

Photo by: Champagne and Sugarplums

DIY Pottery Barn Inspired Home Decor by: Champagne and Sugarplums. A modern look with a personal statement.

Photo by: Mission: to Save

Multi Season Monogrammed Frame using Cricut Vinyl by: Mission: to Save. This is an awesome way to decorate your home, keep your letter art the same and change the background for each holiday. Simple and festive, we love it. 

The Best DIY Architectural Letter Decor

Photo by: Where the Smiles Have Been

DIY Faux Copper Letter Aged with Blue Patina by: Where the Smiles Have Been. Perfect for the mantel or wall, this design will suit any decor and is certainly on trend!

Photo by: Creative Green Living

How to Make Embossed Woodgrain Monograms by: Creative Green Living. How cool is this? Find out how to design your own woodgrain monogram!

Photo by: Pop Shop America

DIY Metallic Wire Dream Sign by: Pop Shop America. An elegant style gives this one wire sign it’s charm.

Photo by: And Then Home

How to Paint a Chevron – Spring Door Hanger by: And Then Home. Welcome spring with a personalized door hanger. Leave it up from Spring through Summer!

I hope you liked the list! Do you have a favourite?  With so many to choose from, it can be hard to decide.  But don’t forget that these monogram letters can make excellent gift ideas, so try them all, your friends will love it!

If you loved this list check out our Top DIY Home Decor Projects  or Top 20 Before and After Home Make-overs.

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]]> Fabulous DIY Up-cycled Kids Coat Rack https://www.andthenhome.com/fabulous-diy-up-cycled-kids-coat-rack/ Fri, 01 Sep 2017 16:57:53 +0000 https://www.andthenhome.com/?p=2246 I may have mentioned that my oldest daughter is starting JK this year and with that comes a lot of small items to buy and then store.  Everything is pretty much ready to go, I have her lunch bag, coat, new clothes and book bag.  All that’s missing is somewhere to hang all these things.  I could put them in the coat closet like everything else but that would be too boring…not to mention would eliminate the need for another fun DIY project!  Enter the Fabulous DIY Up-cycled Kids Coat Rack.      This Up-Cycled DIY’er was easy to do and a lot of fun.  I had a hard time deciding what colour I wanted the backgrounds to be.  My mind was bouncing between keeping it classic, versus fun colours versus something sparkly.  As you can see from the pictures, I went with a classic look.  If you’re indecisive like me you can always change the background colours later, it would be easy to do. The base for this project was found at a local second hand store.  I’ll admit it, I got a lucky that day.  You really have to go frequently to find awesome steals like this one.  As soon as I saw this piece leaning against the wall I knew I could use it for something.  It had some dents and marks but the frame was in great shape with no cracks or broken pieces and the best part – it had a $5.00 price tag (with the original $29.99 one on the back).  Who would say no to that?? The only other materials I needed to complete my piece were some wooden letters and card stock, both I found at the local craft store.  The letters I bought were wood coloured, so I painted mine.  There were white ones available but I didn’t like the style they had, and the wooden ones were the perfect size!  I picked up a couple of different card stock sheets…because…well, I can’t make a decision in the store, I need to agonize over it for a couple days haha. Fabulous DIY Up-cycled Kids Coat Rack   What you’ll need: Rack (preferably with ‘windows’ and hooks) Paint Glue Wood letters Scrapbook Paper Ruler Scissors  Step 1.  Fix any blemishes in your coat rack, if you found it at a second hand store that is!  Mine had a few scratches and dents that I painted, but otherwise I was good to go. Step 2.  Paint your wooden letters the colour of your choice.  I used white as my coat rack is primarily white.  You may need two coats.  Set aside to dry completely.     Step 3.  Measure and cut your scrapbook paper to the size needed to fill the ‘windows’ of your coat rack.  Then remove the back of the window and place your scrapbook paper inside.  No need to glue them down.   Step 4.  Glue your letters down onto the scrapbook paper using glue (if your not sure which one to use, check out our handy Glue Guide).  Set the letters in the middle of each window and set it aside to dry.   Step 5.  Hang your finished Kids Coat Rack in your mud room or entry way for an easy to use coat and backpack organizer!! I hope you liked this easy decor project!  Obviously great to keep the kiddos organized, but could also work for your pets or yourself.  If you’re looking for more Up-Cycled projects check out our fun Up-Cycled Dollar Store Trash Can.  Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links.  There may be a small commission made by our recommendations, and/or link to products mentioned or services on this website.  Your purchase will help us continue to bring you amazing content, step-by-steps and product reviews.

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]]> I may have mentioned that my oldest daughter is starting JK this year and with that comes a lot of small items to buy and then store.  Everything is pretty much ready to go, I have her lunch bag, coat, new clothes and book bag.  All that’s missing is somewhere to hang all these things.  I could put them in the coat closet like everything else but that would be too boring…not to mention would eliminate the need for another fun DIY project!  Enter the Fabulous DIY Up-cycled Kids Coat Rack. 
 
Fabulous DIY Up-Cycled Kids Coat Rack
 
This Up-Cycled DIY’er was easy to do and a lot of fun.  I had a hard time deciding what colour I wanted the backgrounds to be.  My mind was bouncing between keeping it classic, versus fun colours versus something sparkly.  As you can see from the pictures, I went with a classic look.  If you’re indecisive like me you can always change the background colours later, it would be easy to do.
The base for this project was found at a local second hand store.  I’ll admit it, I got a lucky that day.  You really have to go frequently to find awesome steals like this one.  As soon as I saw this piece leaning against the wall I knew I could use it for something.  It had some dents and marks but the frame was in great shape with no cracks or broken pieces and the best part – it had a $5.00 price tag (with the original $29.99 one on the back).  Who would say no to that??
The only other materials I needed to complete my piece were some wooden letters and card stock, both I found at the local craft store.  The letters I bought were wood coloured, so I painted mine.  There were white ones available but I didn’t like the style they had, and the wooden ones were the perfect size!  I picked up a couple of different card stock sheets…because…well, I can’t make a decision in the store, I need to agonize over it for a couple days haha.
Fabulous DIY Kids Coat Rack

Fabulous DIY Up-cycled Kids Coat Rack

 
What you’ll need:
  • Rack (preferably with ‘windows’ and hooks)
  • Paint
  • Glue
  • Wood letters
  • Scrapbook Paper
  • Ruler
  • Scissors 
Step 1.  Fix any blemishes in your coat rack, if you found it at a second hand store that is!  Mine had a few scratches and dents that I painted, but otherwise I was good to go.
Step 2.  Paint your wooden letters the colour of your choice.  I used white as my coat rack is primarily white.  You may need two coats.  Set aside to dry completely.  
 Fabulous DIY Up-Cycled Kids Coat Rack
Step 3.  Measure and cut your scrapbook paper to the size needed to fill the ‘windows’ of your coat rack.  Then remove the back of the window and place your scrapbook paper inside.  No need to glue them down.
 Fabulous DIY Up-Cycled Kids Coat Rack
Step 4.  Glue your letters down onto the scrapbook paper using glue (if your not sure which one to use, check out our handy Glue Guide).  Set the letters in the middle of each window and set it aside to dry.  
Fabulous DIY Up-Cycled Kids Coat Rack
Step 5.  Hang your finished Kids Coat Rack in your mud room or entry way for an easy to use coat and backpack organizer!!
Fabulous DIY Kids Coat Rack
I hope you liked this easy decor project!  Obviously great to keep the kiddos organized, but could also work for your pets or yourself.  If you’re looking for more Up-Cycled projects check out our fun Up-Cycled Dollar Store Trash Can. 
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]]> How to Paint a Chevron – Spring Door Hanger https://www.andthenhome.com/paint-chevron-spring-door-hanger/ Fri, 12 May 2017 11:30:33 +0000 https://www.andthenhome.com/?p=1357 I have an obsession with outdoor door hangers, I’ll admit it.  I find it’s a very simple and clean way to decorate your home.  And since spring is here and the sun is finally shining I feel the need to add to my collection.  I love this chevron letter door hanger and I hope you do too.  Read on to find out How to Paint a Chevron a Spring Door Hanger, do it yourself!!   I have always wanted to use a chevron pattern in my decor and this was the perfect opportunity.  Although painting the chevron was a little challenging, the end result was beautiful.  There is something satisfying about pulling the tape off the product and seeing the crisp lines of the chevron coming together.       The other thing I love about this project was using bright spring colours against the dark stained wood.  Teal is one of my favourite colours so it wasn’t difficult for me to choose it.  The white stamps are beautifully contrasted with the dark wood and the flower accents help represent spring tying the letter “S” in nicely. I chose the letter “S” because it is a monogram of my last name and conveniently works for the word Spring but you can pick any letter you’d like.  With that said, let’s take a look at the step by step. How to Paint a Chevron a Spring Door Hanger What you’ll need: wood plank hanger a large wooden letter embellishments (paper flowers used here) spray paint large piece of crafting paper black marker glue masking tape pencil ruler flower stencil (optional) white paint (if stencil is used) Step 1. The first step is to set up the chevron grid.  Completing the chevron will be the most tedious part of the project.  Begin the grid by measuring and marking a rectangle that is slightly larger then your letter.  Next is to create a grid within the rectangle, measure and mark even squares throughout the whole box.  My squares are 2″ by 2″, which created a nice chevron.  Step 2.  Once the grid has been drawn you need to create the chevron pattern.  Do this by drawing a diagonal line from the top left corner to the bottom right hand corner of one 2 ” x 2″ square.  In the next square draw a line from the bottom left corner to the top right.  Repeat this method until all the squares have a diagonal line. Step 3.  Place your letter in the grid, using a ruler and a pencil recreate the grid and diagonal lines onto the letter.  Don’t press too hard on with your pencil as you will need to erase these lines later. Step 4.  Add the tape to your letter.  Place the tape in a diagonal pattern, using your grid as a guideline.  Be sure the tape is straight and secure.  Use a sharp utility knife to make crisp lines and points where needed.  You should begin to see your chevron pattern.   Step 5. Once the tape has been placed you can spray paint the letter.  Two coats may be needed, allow the letter to dry completely between each coat and once fully painted. Step 6.  When the paint has dried, you can pull the tape off carefully to reveal your pattern. Ta-Da!!  The chevron is complete!  Use your eraser to remove any visual pencil marks. Step 7.  Glue your letter to the wood plank (if you aren’t sure which one to use, check out our handy Glue Guide).  Set aside until completely dry. Step 8.  Time for the embellishments!  Glue your flowers, glitter, rhinestones or bows onto your letter.  I used a stencil with white paint on the corners of my wood plank to give it more character. This project is beautiful once finished.   You can see it from the road and I have had a lot of great comments about it.  The chevron is stunning on the letter and worth all the hard work.  If you have a creative eye you can always ‘eyeball’ the design and go straight to the tape, but if you want to be sure it’s straight, do it the long way!

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]]> I have an obsession with outdoor door hangers, I’ll admit it.  I find it’s a very simple and clean way to decorate your home.  And since spring is here and the sun is finally shining I feel the need to add to my collection.  I love this chevron letter door hanger and I hope you do too.  Read on to find out How to Paint a Chevron a Spring Door Hanger, do it yourself!!
 how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
I have always wanted to use a chevron pattern in my decor and this was the perfect opportunity.  Although painting the chevron was a little challenging, the end result was beautiful.  There is something satisfying about pulling the tape off the product and seeing the crisp lines of the chevron coming together.  
 
 how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger

The other thing I love about this project was using bright spring colours against the dark stained wood.  Teal is one of my favourite colours so it wasn’t difficult for me to choose it.  The white stamps are beautifully contrasted with the dark wood and the flower accents help represent spring tying the letter “S” in nicely. I chose the letter “S” because it is a monogram of my last name and conveniently works for the word Spring but you can pick any letter you’d like.  With that said, let’s take a look at the step by step.

How to Paint a Chevron a Spring Door Hanger

how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
What you’ll need:
  • wood plank hanger
  • a large wooden letter
  • embellishments (paper flowers used here)
  • spray paint
  • large piece of crafting paper
  • black marker
  • glue
  • masking tape
  • pencil
  • ruler
  • flower stencil (optional)
  • white paint (if stencil is used)
Step 1.
The first step is to set up the chevron grid.  Completing the chevron will be the most tedious part of the project.  Begin the grid by measuring and marking a rectangle that is slightly larger then your letter.  Next is to create a grid within the rectangle, measure and mark even squares throughout the whole box.  My squares are 2″ by 2″, which created a nice chevron. 
how to paint a chevron - spring door hangerhow to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
Step 2. 
Once the grid has been drawn you need to create the chevron pattern.  Do this by drawing a diagonal line from the top left corner to the bottom right hand corner of one 2 ” x 2″ square.  In the next square draw a line from the bottom left corner to the top right.  Repeat this method until all the squares have a diagonal line.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
Step 3. 
Place your letter in the grid, using a ruler and a pencil recreate the grid and diagonal lines onto the letter.  Don’t press too hard on with your pencil as you will need to erase these lines later.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
Step 4. 
Add the tape to your letter.  Place the tape in a diagonal pattern, using your grid as a guideline.  Be sure the tape is straight and secure.  Use a sharp utility knife to make crisp lines and points where needed.  You should begin to see your chevron pattern.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
 
Step 5.
Once the tape has been placed you can spray paint the letter.  Two coats may be needed, allow the letter to dry completely between each coat and once fully painted.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
Step 6. 
When the paint has dried, you can pull the tape off carefully to reveal your pattern. Ta-Da!!  The chevron is complete!  Use your eraser to remove any visual pencil marks.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
Step 7. 
Glue your letter to the wood plank (if you aren’t sure which one to use, check out our handy Glue Guide).  Set aside until completely dry.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
Step 8. 
Time for the embellishments!  Glue your flowers, glitter, rhinestones or bows onto your letter.  I used a stencil with white paint on the corners of my wood plank to give it more character.
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger
how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger

This project is beautiful once finished.  

how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger

You can see it from the road and I have had a lot of great comments about it.  The chevron is stunning on the letter and worth all the hard work.  If you have a creative eye you can always ‘eyeball’ the design and go straight to the tape, but if you want to be sure it’s straight, do it the long way!

how to paint a chevron - spring door hanger

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]]> Ombre Yarn Wrapped Letters for Personalized Fun https://www.andthenhome.com/ombre-yarn-wrapped-letters/ Wed, 18 Jan 2017 12:00:21 +0000 https://www.andthenhome.com/?p=658 This week we have another amazing DIY project to share with you – Ombre Yarn Wrapped Letters! I was inspired to make these easy décor pieces from all the beautiful examples I’ve been seeing on Pintrest and Etsy lately.  They make adorable props for engagement and wedding photos; personalize any party display or are perfect in a baby’s nursery. It no surprise that big letters are all the rage right now! This project could easily be a quicksie if you’re only doing one, straightforward letter (like I, O, T); you’ll be done in no time.  However, if the letter you are wrapping has a lot of curves (like B, R, P), it will take longer and need a little bit more patience to get the yarn wrapped in a smooth way.  If you are wrapping a more difficult letter, just take your time and use a little more glue spots on the back of the letter as you work your way around it.  Grab your scissors, some hot glue and a few balls of yarn and you’re ready to wrap!   What You’ll Need: Wood or Cardboard Letter Yarn in three colours (ombre works best when you go from light to dark and you can definitely use more colours if you want) Hot Glue Gun and Sticks Scissors An Accessory  of your choice (felt flower, wooden shape, etc)   Step One: Start by putting a small line of glue on the back of your letter at the edge of the first section.  Attach the end of the yarn to the glue.  Begin to wrap the yarn around the letter, keeping the strands touching each other as you continue to wrap.  After you have wrapped the yarn around the letter a few times, add another line of glue to secure the section you have already wrapped.  Continue doing this until you have reached the point that you want to start your next colour.  This should be a third of the letter if you are using three colours; a quarter of the way if using four colours; etc. Add a line of glue at the point where you are switching to the new colour (always on the back of the letter) and secure the yarn here.  Snip the yarn off as close as you can to where the glue is securing the yarn to the wood so that there is no tail left that would stick out.   Step Two: Repeat steps one and two in your next colour. Repeat steps one and two again for the final colour.  If you are using more than three colours, continue repeating steps one and two until you are complete.   Attach your accessories to your wrapped letter.  I used a wooden anchor on my letter J.    Easy and fun, you’ll be wrapping letters for everyone you know!  I liked it so much I made a second letter in purple for a friend of mine who just had a baby.   Like these Yarn Wrapped Letters?  Why not check out this quicksie: Easy and Impactful Clover Chair Sashes    

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]]> This week we have another amazing DIY project to share with you – Ombre Yarn Wrapped Letters! I was inspired to make these easy décor pieces from all the beautiful examples I’ve been seeing on Pintrest and Etsy lately.  They make adorable props for engagement and wedding photos; personalize any party display or are perfect in a baby’s nursery.

It no surprise that big letters are all the rage right now! This project could easily be a quicksie if you’re only doing one, straightforward letter (like I, O, T); you’ll be done in no time.  However, if the letter you are wrapping has a lot of curves (like B, R, P), it will take longer and need a little bit more patience to get the yarn wrapped in a smooth way.  If you are wrapping a more difficult letter, just take your time and use a little more glue spots on the back of the letter as you work your way around it. 

Grab your scissors, some hot glue and a few balls of yarn and you’re ready to wrap!

 

yarn-wrapped-letters-the-goods

What You’ll Need:

  • Wood or Cardboard Letter
  • Yarn in three colours (ombre works best when you go from light to dark and you can definitely use more colours if you want)
  • Hot Glue Gun and Sticks
  • Scissors
  • An Accessory  of your choice (felt flower, wooden shape, etc)

 

Step One:

yarn-wrapped-letters-step-one

Start by putting a small line of glue on the back of your letter at the edge of the first section.  Attach the end of the yarn to the glue.  Begin to wrap the yarn around the letter, keeping the strands touching each other as you continue to wrap.  After you have wrapped the yarn around the letter a few times, add another line of glue to secure the section you have already wrapped.  Continue doing this until you have reached the point that you want to start your next colour.  This should be a third of the letter if you are using three colours; a quarter of the way if using four colours; etc.

yarn-wrapped-letters-step-two

Add a line of glue at the point where you are switching to the new colour (always on the back of the letter) and secure the yarn here.  Snip the yarn off as close as you can to where the glue is securing the yarn to the wood so that there is no tail left that would stick out.

 

Step Two:

yarn-wrapped-letters-step-three

Repeat steps one and two in your next colour.

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Repeat steps one and two again for the final colour.  If you are using more than three colours, continue repeating steps one and two until you are complete.

yarn-wrapped-letters-step-five

 

Attach your accessories to your wrapped letter.  I used a wooden anchor on my letter J.

 

yarn-wrapped-letters-final-collage

 Easy and fun, you’ll be wrapping letters for everyone you know!  I liked it so much I made a second letter in purple for a friend of mine who just had a baby.

 

Like these Yarn Wrapped Letters?  Why not check out this quicksie: Easy and Impactful Clover Chair Sashes

 

 

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