I have a simple tutorial on how to make a bench slipcover with a few shortcuts you might appreciate. After working on our master bedroom refresh, I was motivated to move this project to the top of my to-do list. To see the post click on Updating A Bedroom With Patterns. Continue reading
After experimenting on how to make a pressed herb collage, I think I’ve got it. I’m not going to call the process of making pressed herbs a trial and error necessarily. Both ways that I used will work, so I’ll just leave it up to you to decide which one you like best. Continue reading
Today I’m sharing a spring tablescape with bunnies and eggs, just in time to join the “Hop Into Easter” blog hop. I’m so excited to be joining Amber from Follow The Yellow Brick Home and a lovely group of bloggers. Continue reading
Today’s project, how to create a paint and liming wax finish, is on a small-scale. This is an old oak school chair I picked up a few years ago in an antique store while shopping with my daughter on Amelia Island. I bought the chair thinking I would get it home somehow, but as it turned out my daughter kept it. Funny how those things happen, and it’s a good thing, because now it belongs to the grand baby. Continue reading
Hello friends, today I’m sharing how to make a ticking stripe wreath with a mini bunting that you can create for any season or holiday. I got the idea for today’s post by upcycling my own ticking wreath that I made last summer. To see the before photos, click on Summer Wreath. Continue reading
How did I not know that DIY moss covered letters were so easy to make? I’m a super crafty person, so I should know this. It’s like showing up for late for a party, and realizing I only have mascara on one eye. Now, I want to make moss letters for every season and holiday I can think of. You can make them too, with a few simple steps. Continue reading
If you’re looking for craft storage solutions and organizing ideas then keep reading. My craft closet has a new feature that I’m already in love with. Every year in January or February I re-evaluate my storage needs as I’m purging. It’s my way of starting the year fresh and challenging myself to be more organized. Continue reading
Today I sharing a romantic valentine vignette with vintage finds from around the house. I’m also joining the Vintage Valentine’s Day Blog Hop hosted by Amber from Follow The Yellow Brick Home. Get ready for some sweet Valentine inspiration. If you just stopped by from CoCo’s, The Crowned Goat and her beautiful tablescape, welcome! Continue reading