Today I want to show you how I turned a breadbox into a charging station! I have been trying to find ways to cut down on visual clutter where I can. When I thrifted a breadbox, I had intentions of flipping it and selling it but as I started working on it, inspiration struck! I …
Today I’ll be sharing how I made over a dated wardrobe. This has been the most intensive furniture flip that I’ve ever done. Typically, I would simply change a paint or stain color and swap out the hardware. For this flip, I deconstructed and totally changed the shape of the piece. So let’s get into …
Would you believe that I made this footed bowl? Now would you believe it if I told you I made it for less than $5 using two bowls from Walmart? You can use any type of bowl (or even plate and cup!) to make this footed bowl. I really liked the speckled look that these particular …
Today I wanted to share my solution for deep, decorative cracks in tabletops. It’s easy and inexpensive too! It’s clear caulk! Let’s get in to how to fix deep cracks in a tabletop: Our kitchen table is beautiful, with rustic boards that all have varying depths of cracks. Due to some other cosmetic issues including …
Today, we are going to be updating a thrifted pottery vase! I jumped at the chance to snag this HUGE pottery piece at Goodwill. It even came with a few floral fillers! Although, the wheat is all I kept, but even they were a tad to small to be displayed in this piece. The style …
Today is a great day for all of you who love Christmas and love DIYs! I have teamed up with some awesome fellow bloggers to share some of our recent Christmas DIYs. Be sure to check them all out at the bottom of this post! Salt dough is not just for the kiddos! I have …
This week we are creating some DIY textured trees out using scrapbook paper, foam craft cones, and a couple of wooden pieces. I found everything for this project at Hobby Lobby. The base of the trees were these foam cones: To create the color and texture, I wrapped scrapbooking paper around the trees. I traced …
These West Elm paper trees majorly inspired me, but I did not love the price tag. I figured out that I could create a similar look using thrifted books! I had several old thrifted books on hand from a previous intended project that I never got around to, so I grabbed a couple and got …
In this post, you’ll see how I created a dupe of this Pottery Barn birch tree: I have a vision for my Christmas decor to fill the shelves on either side of my fireplace with wooden trees this year. At first, I wanted try to find turned style ones like these: But, as you can …
I’ve never been so eager to decorate the front porch as I am right now, now that the floor has been painted. You can see all the details on that in this post. I wanted to utilize the Halloween bat decorations that are so popular right now. Keep reading to see how I incorporated them …
