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skip to main | skip to sidebar Thursday, May 10, 2012 babies, babies, babies...earlier in the year i had the good fortune to take pictures of three beautiful babies. there is just nothing like it....babies are so wonderful...so precious and i feel lucky that their mama's entrusted me to create these sweet memories for them. first up is baby maddie...three months old....i had not done a photo session with a 3 month old before....and i wasn't sure what to expect. three month olds are more awake and active than the brand new ones. i will admit that i was a little nervous about doing her shoot. how would i pose her? she was too young to sit up by herself, too old to lay still, and most likely too active to nap so i could get sleepy baby pictures.i ended up just going with the flow. and i was happy with the results...she was the perfect age to prop up and that's just what i did....i found a vintage suitcase last summer and i thought it would be perfect to prop her up in. she was very cooperative and is adorable.the great thing about older babies is their pudgy little bellies, dimpled hands and beautiful bright eyes.i just wanted to squeeze her....and blow raspberries into that belly!!i got a lot of uncertain, furrowed brow looks from maddie but as long as she was in mama's arms, she was content.she did fall asleep for a very short time so i hurried and took lots of sleepy baby pictures.
her lovely mama, megan, is the genius that created my photography website (on my sidebar) and you can contact her here if you are in need of website services....thank you megan, for sharing your beautiful maddie with me!!next up is six-week-old old sophia...i did maternity photos of her mama shortly before she was born.baby sophia, who had slept most of the day before she got to my house, decided that she didn't want to sleep for me...at first.but i was lucky enough to get lots of smiles...but not for long..... :)she did eventually get tired though, and despite her costume changes, i managed to get quite a few sleepy pictures.....
she is just as sweet as she can be and her mama is absolutely smitten with her.how could you not be!!!and last but not least, baby mila....mila decided to make an early entrance into the world much to the surprise of her mama....6 weeks early...these pictures were taken when she was just 3 weeks old, and still 3 weeks from her due date....
she was tiny, just over 5 lbs when i took her picturesbut she was beautiful with a complexion as smooth as silk and not a blemish or blotch on her.....just the newborn flaky skin....and with a full head of hair....she slept almost the entire time and was just putty in my hands...so very sweet....i want to thank all of my fantastic mamas for entrusting me with your very precious treasures....i had so much fun!!

Posted byCindyat9:27 AM213commentsLabels:babies,bokeh,photography,pink Monday, April 30, 2012 appliance lust.....goodbye, crappy 12 year old dishwasher that rusted the edges of all of my dishes because the coating was worn off of the racks.....with your dents in the front panel from don smashing into it with the wood floor staple gun when he was laying the kitchen flooring.......and your yellowed control panel that i couldn't get white if i hit it with a jackhammer.....


helllloooooo gorgeous!!!!!!!!!i think i'm in love!!!!
now i just need to get your big brother, the stove....Posted byCindyat11:35 AM41commentsLabels:dishwasher Wednesday, April 18, 2012 getting more sewing done...and i am getting way braver...i actually tried to piece a quilt block.or a whole bunch of quilt blocks....16 of them to be precise.
if you are an actual quilter and you are reading this, avert your eyes right now. because i am no expert...but i have to say, i am not completely unimpressed with myself.i didn't think that I would ever be able to do something like these blocks.even the thought of doing something like them intimidated me enough to think i could never ever pull it off. but i have seen so many graphic and colorful quilts on pinterest and i was intrigued by them. but it took months and months to even think of attempting it. and you know what, it wasn't that hard. i should have figured that part of it out just by reading the blogs of people that actually know what they are doing when they quilt. they make lots and lots of them. and rather quickly too. so it must not be as tedious as i thought it was. and i was right. it really doesn't take that long. i made 14 of the blocks on saturday and sunday. the most time consuming thing is cutting the fabric. the sewing of the fabric actually goes really fast. i am still working on how i want to put the blocks together.
this quilt was another pinterest inspiration. all i did was sew pieces of scrap material on top of each other in a block with no rhyme or reason. if i liked it, i sewed it on top of the last piece.the quilt is small, about 26 x 36 inches, so i will probably just hang it on the wall. it's a little heavy too, because of all of the layers of fabric in each block.
i used lace, crocheted scraps and flannel along with vintage sheets and cotton fabric.i even used a scrap of super soft fleece. i just love the houndstooth pattern and it's so soft, i just want to pet it all of the time...and speaking of graphic, i found a great graphic print at joann's for the backingthe edges of the fabrics were all sewn with raw edges so there are loose strings everywhere....
but i think it adds to the quirkiness of the quilt.it's very colorful and funky. i am still working on the quilts for chemo and have completed 9 of them. i have a couple more to make and when lisa comes back to michigan in early may, we will take them to the center. i gave one to my friend who just started her chemo treatments and she was very happy with her quilt. she wrote me a beautiful thank you note and said that the quilt was a big hit at the chemo center and everyone commented on it. i can't wait to deliver these.....
i really love the colors in this quilt. it's hard to believe that they are all thrifted bedding....this one is still in the binding stage.
each of the quilts have a tag with an inspirational quote on it.
we wanted to make some more masculine quilts for the men too. i think that while this one doesn't scream "macho man" it's at least a little less feminine that the others that i've made...
back soon with some pictures from photo shoots that i have done recently....
little teeny tiny babies... :D








Posted byCindyat8:37 PM19commentsLabels:color,pretty,projects,quilt,quilts for cancer,sewing,thrifting,vintage,vintage sheets Monday, April 2, 2012 the tv wall mount is done...and we are loving how it looks....the long term plan is to create some built-in shelves on either side of the fireplace. my desk is on the right side and i am trying to find a design that we can do ourselves that will integrate a desk surface into the shelving. the black tv stand on the left will be gone too, but we need something to house the tv components for now. here is a little breakdown of how we got this look. originally there was a mirror above the mantle. i have always wanted built-in's on either side of the fireplace but could never figure out where to put the television. mounting it over the fireplace was out of the question because we didn't want to have to drill through the wall and possibly mess with the chimney box behind the wall. then, i found this on pinterest and knew this might be the answer we were looking for.we ordered mounting hardware for the tv and attached it to the wall. i think that was the scariest part of the whole project because it scared the crap out of me to hang our tv to that little piece of metal. we have a plasma tv and that sucker is heavy. like really heavy. i don't think that i slept soundly for the first few days after we hung it waiting to hear the crash in the middle of the night. the mounting allows the tv to be pulled away from the wall about a foot, turned from side to side and tilt up and down. i didn't touch it for a long time because i was sure that i was going to cause it to crash down. it's really sturdy though and has been no problem at all.the original design inspirationused plastic lattice lath but we couldn't find that and used wood instead.we didn't have a specific plan. except for the one i drew on a piece of paper. and because i am such a great artist...don threw it away, it was so good. :)
anyway.....
we just kind of winged it. we made a few small calculations for the placement of the vertical and horizontal cross slats and i have to say, that we did pretty good for not knowing what we were doing. the hardest part was trying to decide how to run the wood down the side of the fireplace. because of the width of the mantle (which we had enlarged a couple of years ago) we didn't want there to be a huge gap between the fireplace columns and the wood slats. had we run the long channels on the outside of the mantle, there would have been a 11 inch gap between the slats and the columns where the arrow is. i felt that even though we were painting everything white, the dead space there would have looked out of scale. so we lined up the inside slat flush with the mantle edge. we had to be sure that the tract would be narrow enough for the top slat to cover the channel. the outside slat placement had to be big enough to accommodate the cords and still be able to be covered by the top slat so we ended up notching out the piece of slat that covered the track so we could get the design closer to the existing fireplace moulding. the gap is just 5 inches and once painted and caulked, doesn't look at all out of scale.
i know that this sounds confusing because it was confusing to write, so if you have any questions about how we did this, feel free to email me. here is a close up of how we notched it out. (sorry about the watermark right on the spot i wanted you to see). we then tested out how to place the cords to make sure that the channels were wide enough to accommodate them but still narrow enough to cover them with the top slat...we looped the cords and attached them to the back of the television and the mounting frame so that there was some slack when the tv was pulled away from the wall or turned side to side. the extra slack would prevent the cords from pulling the slat cover away from the track. we used zip ties to attach the cords to the frame. easy peasy..we tested the length of all of the cords (for the tv itself, the cable box, dvd player and surround sound system) before attaching the track cover slats.there is a little room left if we decide to add another component and have to run the cord through the channels....the top slats are nailed with thin brad nails so if we have to get at the cords for any reason, they would be easy to pull off.this area will be covered when we add bookcases. someday. the rest of the tracks were designed to look like raised paneling.
and the entire wall was painted to give the space a built-in look.
there were lots of gaps where the wood met the wall.

these were all filled with caulking.
while i was caulking, i almost fell off of the step stool when i saw this spider on the moulding up near the ceiling. ( i hate spiders) i had to get the vacuum cleaner to suck it off of the wall because it was too high for the dog to reach. he likes to eat spiders and i take total advantage of that. for real. he's weird....

we are really happy with how this turned out...and we are, frankly, astounded that it looks so good!!! we realize that the tv is mounted slightly off center but we were limited by the placement of the wall studs. the tv is so heavy that we had to be sure to attach the mounting hardware to the studs. i'll just decorate to off-set it..we can totally live with it.
the cost of this project was a little more than most of the other projects we have done in the past. the wood slats cost a total of about $120.00 but we couldn't find anything that would work for the look we wanted other than what we used. it was $1.27 a linear foot and we ended up using about 90 feet.
we thought about adding a crown moulding at the top where the wall meets the ceiling, and actually bought some but i think we'll wait until the built-ins are done before we worry about that.
the mounting hardware and frame for the tv was a great deal on amazonat $59.00. we needed longer hdmi cables so we got 15 foot ones similar to theseat $14.00. they are cheap but they work great and saw no difference in picture quality when we changed them out. we already had the caulking so that was free. the paint (that we already had, too) was an oops paint from home depot for $5.00, but i didn't realize when i painted the wall that although the can said eggshell, it's more of a semi-gloss than what we originally painted the mantle with. it's okay for now but i may eventually repaint it with a satin paint so it's not too shiny.
under $200.00 for such a big change in the room.
we love it.....Posted byCindyat12:19 PM138commentsLabels:decorating,fireplace,great room,mantle,painting,tv over the fireplace,wood Older PostsHomeSubscribe to:Posts (Atom)what time is it where you live???Cindy Mandernach Photography
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