Y’all I’m not entirely sure why it has taken me so long to make these adorable orange slice ornaments but here we are! I finally did it and now I am looking for every little reason to dehydrate some oranges! I am obsessed with the old fashioned, natural homey feel that these little slices add to my Christmas tree and I am certain you will love them just as much. Not to mention they check all of my Christmas DIY boxes…simple, beautiful and resourceful! Do you ever get on a “kick” Like if you learn a new technique or find something…
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We recently opened up our new home decor shoppe and I knew after opening weekend that I would need a cute way to provide hand sanitizer at the checkout. That is when I thought of this soap pump makeover! I found the cutest glass soap pump for $1 with a hobnail pattern that I couldn’t resist. A quick cleaning and a little paint and this makeover was finished and ready for the checkout counter. I covered the glass portion of the pump with 2 thin coats of chalky white paint and applied rub n buff in antique gold to the…
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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…
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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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When I picked up this little $3 ceramic Christmas horse at a local thrift store last week, I knew right away I wanted to try to recreate a beautiful European Farmhouse Christmas inspired piece! This dated horse had great texture and the details were perfect for what I had in mind for transforming this little gem. With a price tag of only $3 I knew I needed to bring it back to the shoppe for a little makeover. My secret weapon...Rub N’ Buff! This stuff is so pigmented and magical when it comes to transforming something basic like this little…
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I recently have been loving this DIY sand paint recipe! Not only does it provided superior coverage but it also leaves behind a nice texture on most any surface. Here is what you need! 3 scoops Plaster of Paris 2 scoops or small craft tube of paint 1 scoop of Sand wood block Christmas tree craft kit All you really have to do is combine the 3 ingredients and mix well. It should be the consistency of runny toothpaste. If it seems to thick, add a tiny amount of water (or more paint) until desired consistency is reached. Also, when I say scoop it could…
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This week I kicked off with some Christmas crafting. Every Monday I go LIVE on Facebook to share a fun makeover idea and this week DIY Christmas decor is just what I needed to get the week started! I grabbed a canvas for $1.99 at the local Goodwill, removed the dated canvas image to reveal a cute, chunky wooden frame. You can see what this frame looked like before on the Facebook replay. After removing the canvas I simply stained the frame, attached some super cute polka dot ribbon, embellished with some simple green picks from Walmart and thid DIY…
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Dough bowl decor is super trendy right now! If you have one at home and you’ve been struggling with how to style it, this is for you! Recently, I was asked to create an arrangement for a friend so I reached for an (empty dough bowl candle) cleaned up the leftover wax, and started to work on this faux wildflower arrangement. I grabbed a piece of floral foam, cut it in half lengthwise, and hot glued it to the bottom of the dough bowl. Then I covered the floral foam with Spanish moss, using hot glue. I had all of these…
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If you know me, then you know neutral is to my decor like peanut butter to jelly, the stuffed crust to my pizza.… they just go together! Ha! And y’all this DIY Halloween mummy vase is no exception! Every Monday I go live on Facebook sharing a makeover idea for your home. From thrift store flips, Dollar Tree Makeovers and all the DIY projects in between, I share it over there every single Monday! You can watch this week Makeover Monday: DIY Halloween Mummy vase Video Tutorial now! Supplies Glass vase Gauze Googly Eyes Hot Glue + Gun This was literally the EASIEST…
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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…