Hey y’all! It’s me again with another great thrift store makeover idea! These are my absolute favorite kind of craft projects. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just getting started with your new hobby or maybe you just like to make something every once in a while. Either way, starting with a picture frame is a sure way to get yourself a confidence boost in the creative arena. Here are the supplies you will need to recreate your own thrift store frame makeover. I will link over to my fave crafting supplies on Amazon. Thrift store frame Jumbo Popsicle Sticks Salt Shaker…
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Here at Roost and Restore I love to show people how they can decorate their homes resourcefully. A lot of the times that means taking something from a thrift store and giving it a fresh makeover so it will fit your own personal style. This thrift store flip is no exception! You just might be surprised how far a little paint and creativity can go when decorating your home. It’s all about using the resources you have to decorate. It’s that simple. Last week, I came across this cute little mini screen door at my local thrift store for only…
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If you know me at all, then you know by now, just how much I love supporting my local thrift stores! Inn fact, I have a whole collection of thrift store DIY decor ideas right here on the blog. When I found this old sign I knew immediately that I could turn it into something magical for a coffee table or dining table. A DIY coffee table tray for $5 is hard to beat! Am I right? WATCH THE DIY COFFEE TABLE TRAY TRANSFORMATION ON FACEBOOK With a little sanding and a couple layers of paint. this old wall plaque took on…
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Every week I try to take some time to myself and do a little bit of crafting and DIY’ing. This week I decided to share this adorable tart pan makeover. Not only was the process was incredibly simple but also incredibly affordable. It all began with a quick trip to the thrift store last week. That’s when I came across a beautiful glass cake topper and scooped it up. There was no base but I thought it would still be beautiful on a plate, that was until I turned the corner and found this amazing little tart pan. It was a…
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Yesterday, I took somewhat of a “personal” day and decided to step away from the computer and go on a hunt for thrift store decor. Browsing the isles and searching for misplaced treasures is seriously one of my very favorite ways to pass time. That’s the thing about thrifting, or just stopping in on a whim. Sometimes you win big and other times you walk away empty handed. But either way, there was the hunt. And the truth is, sometimes you just need to take a personal day and lose yourself doing something you love, because you love it. And not…
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So every Monday for the last several months I have been sharing a weekly Live Facebook segment called “Makeover Monday” Where I share a weekly thrift store makeover that people will love using in their home. From vases, to chairs and old dressers, there are soooo many ideas for thrift flips that will knock you socks off! A few weeks ago I grabbed this little glass jack o lantern for a whole quarter…or maybe 50 cents, I can’t exactly remember but either way, it was a great deal for something with “good bones” I shared the entire tutorial of this project on…
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Y’all wouldn’t believe that this beautiful piece started out as a 50 cent thrift store curtain rod. The beautiful finials on the ends are what caught my attention as I rounded the corner, and I quite possible heard angels singing in the background. Ok, maybe I’m being just a tad bit dramatic but you get the point. All of my fellow thrift store junkies know the exact feeling I am talking about. That moment when you see a fabulous piece that will soon make a perfect addition to your home or maybe its the missing piece of the puzzle for the…
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I am always scouting out old frames at the thrift store. There wasn’t anything special about this thrift store picture frame until I gave it a simple little makeover for Spring. I love vintage Spring decor and this little DIY was the perfect addition to the other pieces in my home. With a few basic supplies and a thrift store frame, you too can have your own piece of vintage Spring decor. Supplies for Spring Thrift Store Frame Old frame Rubber floral stamp (see picture) Ink pad White, Green, Orange Paint Dollar Tree Carrot Cutout Hot glue Paint brush WATCH THE VIDEO…
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A couple weeks ago I grabbed these hefty bookends at a yard sale for $3. Really the whole day of hunting was a bust but finding these beauties turned the day around! That really is the joy in thrifting and hunting for those unique items. I hope this thrifted bookend makeover will inspire you on your next trip to the thrift store. When you’re on the hunt I suggest looking for items with “good bones” I know I probably wear that phrase out but it really is the most useful tip to remember. Paint, stain and in this case, concrete…
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Every year it seems like I am left scratching my head trying to figure out the perfect Christmas centerpiece for my dining table, coffee tables, sofa table…any table really. But I believe I may have found something unique, simple and beautiful with this DIY Christmas centerpiece. It all started with an old lampshade…yes you read that correctly, A lamp shade. It was old. Stained. Boring. But I changed all that just by simply stripping it down with a box cutting knife and styling it with a few beautiful items from Roost and Restore Home. This is what the shade looked like after…