Projects from Good Housekeeping Magazine

A couple of projects from the archives at Good Housekeeping Magazine. Both have downloadable templates.
From the Crafts section:
Create butterfly straws for summer drinks.

From the Decor section:
An easy way to add a headboard — just paint it on!

Benita-Loca.com

French web magazine Benita-Loca "The Guide to Decorating Trends, colors, ideas and know-how". All I can say is Wow! There is a focus on painted furniture but tons of creative ideas of all sorts. Benita also offers downloads of images and stencils. Look at the top of the right sidebar. This is just one issue. Look at Former Numbers on the lavender bar for other issues.
Google English translation of the site

Project ideas from ariadne at Home magazine

Lots of projects from Dutch magazine ariadne at Home. Most with PDF pattern downloads. Sewing, decor, felt baby shoes, papercrafts and more. There was one idea for embellishing an Ikea tablecloth with teacup pictures using t-shirt transfer paper and then stitching around the design. I couldn't help but think that some of the images from the earthenware collection I recently mentioned would work great.
Scroll through the collection, click on a project you like, then click "Lees Verder" on the page that comes up. The PDF links are often at the bottom of the project page. Have fun.

101 Woonideeën

Projects from the "DO" section of Dutch magazine 101 Woonideeën

MDF floral headboard with downloadable templates.

Cardboard Chandelier with downloadable templates.

Reglazed Silhouette Plates

Project idea from Daily Danny
Danny Seo's eco-friendly and crafty ideas for everyday living.

Here is a picture of Danny's own reglazed plates in his craft room.

Office Chair Cover

Ever creative Vicki is sewing covers for her ugly office chairs. Visit her blog, turkey feathers, to see how she made such a lovely transformation.

Floorcloth for the Fridge

Lisa, of Canvasworks Floorcloths, is making canvas refrigerator covers attached by magnetic sheet. This is such a cool concept, go see.

Found via Kim's Today's Creative Blog

Iron On Veneer

Danny Seo used iron on wood veneer tape to bring an old table back to life. Photos of the project are here.
His blog, Daily Danny is new to me but I like it.

Fabric on the walls

I grew up in Orange County, California. At that time the El Toro Marine Base was open so some of my friends were officer's kids. I came to admire their mothers more than I can tell you. These women really had it together. One clever trick they used for decorating was to apply fabric to the walls with liquid starch because it was not a permanent application and was very easily removed. I've been wanting to post about this technique. The good folks at Linit have complete instructions. One thing they don't mention is that the technique works with small motifs cut from starched fabric (so it doesn't fray).

Online Room Planner

From MyDeco.com Plan Your Room in 3D or Upload a Photo