Making this Dollar Tree Sled was a super fun and creative way to create something using Dollar Tree supplies. Typically, I use little embellishments and sometimes ribbon for my larger DIY’s but this time was different. I made this little sled using MOSTLY DT supplies, but keep in mind you can find your supplies from other places as well., I have linked the project supplies below for your convivence. What do you need to make a DIY sled? 2 wreath hooks piece of cardboard cut into 3 wide strips, approx 3″ wide wood-like scrapbook paper modpodge black chalk paint (to paint hooks if…
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This year put the gift of DIY underneath the tree. With more time spent at home there has been a great upward trend of at home DIY projects and I have just the thing for it! I created this DIYer Gift Guide to help you shop for that perfect gift for the handyman, crafter or all-around project loving person in your life! With a few very basic but very handy tools your DIYer is sure to be thrilled with one or all pf these gifts this Christmas! 1. DIY Wood Block House Project Kit This wood block kit is perfect for…
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Making wood block ornament(s) has to be one of my favorite things to create this time of year. In fact, making wood block anyyything is my favorite. PS.…these wood block ornament(s) make wonderful (and budget friendly) gifts too (wink wink) If you have a scrap wood pile laying around, go grab a little piece and make this super cute, rustic little addition for your tree. No wood? No worries! If you don’t have access to wood, we have a scrap wood project solution designed JUST FOR YOU! If you have wood, then you’re almost set. See the complete list of supplies below. Supplies…
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This easy Christmas centerpiece is quick, simple and most importantly…FREE! Yep, you heard me, free. Put on your hiking shoes and go on a nature walk to look for these two naturally beautiful elements to bring together to make your own Christmas centerpiece. Before you begin gathering, grab a dough bowl to bring your display items together. Mine was a gift but you can get a similar one here. This Christmas centerpiece idea began one evening a couple week ago when Josh and I were strolling down the driveway with the kiddos. We rounded the last corner of our suuuuper…
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There is something so incredibly fun about creating with scraps. It can be the ultimate challenge for your creative side and it’s a great way to use your resources; especially after a home reno or project build. These rustic scrap wood Christmas projects are the perfect examples of the amazing pieces you can create with wood that otherwise may be headed to the trash. There are so many amazing projects ideas out there and I created the THE WOODSHOP to help get wood into peoples hands that may not otherwise have the tools or the wood pile to use for projects…
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There is something incredibly charming about this home made wood block Christmas village. Seeing how something basic can be transformed into a beautiful statement piece of decor is so rewarding. This DIY pairs perfectly with the twinkle of Christmas lights and a simple garland. I hope to inspire you with simple, rustic charm this wood block Christmas village will add to your home, better yet, make one for yourself. Recreate this look with these supplies Wood Block Christmas Village Project Set, or scrap wood pieces Waverly Chalk Paint, Plaster Coffee Stain RECIPE HERE Plaster of Paris Black paint Pen Sand Paper Hot…
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This DIY wolf costume was a product of my procrastination. This year’s theme was little Red Riding Hood and I could not find a decent little boys wolf costume anywhere. I had a mask given to me for free but it was too big and a little too scary for my 6 year old, however, with a little imagination it could make the perfect last minute Halloween costume. What do I need to make this Halloween Costume? fabric hot glue hot glue gun rotary cutter cutting mat faux fur I think we can all agree this is not the cutest mask we have…
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These DIY wood peg ornaments are the perfect little rustic touch for your Christmas tree! Not only are they simple and rustic, but these wood peg ornaments are so incredibly easy! I was fortunate to be gifted these little pegs but but I have linked them in the supply list below for your convivence. What supplies do I need? Wood Pegs Antiquing Glaze Ribbon and embellishments of choice Jute Twine How to make Rustic Wood Peg Ornaments You can continue these steps listed above, altering fabrics, bows and textures to make an assortment of adorably rustic wood peg ornaments. I just love…
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I am so excited about this wood bleached potato box makeover! This started as a bit of an experiment a couple weeks ago when I got this crazy idea to bleach a table top. Before I took the plunge off the deep end I wanted to test the process on a smaller project to see how I liked the results. If you would like to try this technique on a project of your own grab these supplies. Supplies for A Wood Bleach Project Bleach Rag Orbital Sander 80 grit sandpaper Teak Oil In comes the old, ugly tater box. I…
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I am excited to share with you how to flock your Christmas tree using Snoflock. Snoflock is a powder that expands when introduced to moisture and creates a perfect, naturally flocked look when used correctly. Once your tree is flocked it will be ready to decorate within 24 hours. While you’re waiting check out all of my favorite ornament and Christmas decor DIY’s that are sure to make your home look amazing this Christmas season! Supplies for Flocking Your Tree Snoflock Sifter Weed Sprayer Ladder Dropcloth Steps for Flocking a Tree Step 1: Shape the Tree Branches Start by shaping the branches…