• Decor - Decor + Styling

    Easy Natural Fall Tablescape Step-By-Step

    Since mov­ing in our home a lit­tle over a year ago, we have done sev­er­al DIY projects togeth­er as a fam­i­ly. Most of which I regret not doc­u­ment­ing. My favorite project to date was the din­ing room table we built as a fam­i­ly. I did cap­ture a few of the spe­cial moments of us build­ing as a fam­i­ly but I cer­tain­ly wish I had more of the process to share with you all. Any­way, all feel­ings aside, I had nev­er had a table like this before. It’s approx­i­mate­ly 7 ft long and can seat up to 8 peo­ple. Need­less to say,…

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    Upcycled Jar Craft Room Storage

    Do you just ever acci­den­tal­ly make some­thing awe­some. Yeah, it does­n’t hap­pen often for me either but when it does…ohhh boy it makes me hap­py! Some­thing else that makes my heart hap­py is clean­ing and orga­niz­ing. This fun lit­tle fact about me is NOT very appar­ent if you look at my craft space! Some­thing about see­ing all my trea­sures strewn on the table and be sur­round my all my col­lec­tions in my office inspires cre­ativ­i­ty in me. It’s lit­er­al­ly the one place in my home I don’t mind being messy. The only prob­lem is nev­er being able to find any­thing…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    DIY Buffalo Check Flannel Pumpkin

    There is only one thing bet­ter than buf­fa­lo check.…buffalo check flannel! This project all stemmed from my need for pump­kins to min­gle in with my fall decor. Grab you some fab­ric (or an old flan­nel shirt) and a old pil­low and you’re on your way to DIY pump­kin heaven! Grab a pil­low you don’t mind sac­ri­fic­ing and cut that bad boy open. You’re gonna need the poly­fil for later. Next comes your fab­ric. I had debat­ed on using a farm­house print­ed fab­ric but ulti­mate­ly decid­ed on buf­fa­lo check, because well…it’s buf­fa­lo check and I lit­er­al­ly can’t get enough of it. Sim­ply cut…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    Free Wood Box Pumpkin Makeover

    Lis­ten, when you’re on a tight dec­o­rat­ing bud­get like I lit­er­al­ly always am, you can learn real quick how to make some­thing from noth­ing. In my recent thrift­ing adven­tures I found a cute lit­tle oval poplar wood box for FREE! It lit­er­al­ly does­n’t get any bet­ter than that! At the time I had no clue what I’d be using it for but I knew it had potential. After get­ting my thrift­ed trea­sures home and unload­ing every­thing in the floor, I noticed my lit­tle box again. I had sat it out of the box hap­haz­ard­ly on its side and that’s when…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    Easy Halloween Sign Without Using Paint

    SUPPLIES Wood piece Print­er Paper Mod Podge I absolute­ly love the Halloween/Fall sea­son. Every­thing about dress­ing up in cos­tumes, sip­ping cof­fee in the chilly temps, hay rides, corn mazes and pump­kin patches…ohhhh my good­ness I can’t wait. It may only be August but I have slow­ly start­ed trick­ling out my fall decor. Can I con­fess some­thing though? Hal­loween decor has always been a chal­lenge for me.I nev­er real­ly know when or how to incor­po­rate the spooky-ness in with my tra­di­tion­al decor and when I do, it ends up look­ing clut­tered. Is this a prob­lem for you or just me? Any­way,…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    Barn Wood Plate Display

    SUPPLIES Barn Wood Screws Drill This project actu­al­ly stemmed from my DIY RAE DUNN PLATES project. After mak­ing those beau­ties I need­ed a way to dis­play them in my decor.…and here we are. This DIY is short, sweet and to the point…just the way I like it! Like my friend, Brooke with Re-Fabbed, always says “Ain’t nobody got time for hard projects!” If you’re the type that loves sim­ple DIY with a BIG result then this one is just for you. It took me about 5 min­utes tops! First and fore­most you will need a board.  I used a piece of old barn…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    Rae Dunn Inspired Christmas Plates

    If you have nev­er heard of Rae Dunn it is very pos­si­ble that you may be liv­ing under a rock. It is seri­ous­ly all the rage in farm­house styled décor right now. I must admit I am not entire­ly sure why since noth­ing about the sim­ple designs scream farm­house to me…BUT…they are sim­ply presh…you know what else they are? Expen­sive! At least some of the time any­way. If you’re one of the lucky few that has been able to snag some amaz­ing deals on this adorable col­lec­tion at TjMaxx then kudos, I tip my hat to you my friend. Heck,…

  • DIY Projects

    DIY Christmas Gnome Collection

    DIY gnomes are pop­u­lar for all sea­sons. From Christ­mas gnomes resem­bling San­ta, to Valen­tine’s Day Gnomes wear­ing hearts and even Spring gnomes dressed like bun­nies.… you sure­ly have seen them around.  I know you are going to fall in love with this Christ­mas Col­lec­tion of DIY gnomes for the hol­i­days! And hope­ful­ly be inspired to make your own! BE SURE TO FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM, PINTEREST + FACEBOOK -PIN FOR LATER- SHOW ME SPRING GNOMES

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    DIY Farmhouse Riser from Baseball Nubs

    This project has been months in the mak­ing. In order for you to appre­ci­ate this project I have to share a lit­tle back story. A few months ago I was asked to present a project at a live craft­ing event host­ed by Brooke Riley from Re-fabbed. I knew I want­ed to teach the ladies to make a farm­house ris­er. Fast for­ward a cou­ple weeks and I was tour­ing the Louisville Slug­ger Muse­um and Fac­to­ry in Louisville, KY. At the end of our tour we were encour­aged to take home a “nub” as a sou­venir. These nubs were cut off the ends…

  • Decor - Decor + Styling

    Easy Burlap Flower Pocket

    SUPPLIES Large paint sticks White paint Paint brush Large piece of burlap Uphol­stery tacks Jute or ribbon Hot Glue Faux flow­ers I am so excit­ed to share this project. It was def­i­nite­ly one of those “ah-ha” moments in craft­ing. I just love it when a plan comes togeth­er. My inspi­ra­tion came from see­ing a tray made from paint sticks and draw­er pulls which I thought was absolute­ly genius. I loved the idea of re pur­pos­ing the sticks but I want­ed to take it a step fur­ther by cre­at­ing some­thing to hang on the wall. I start­ed by assem­bling the paint sticks side…