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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I have been looking for a good way to texturize my fall DIY projects (did you see what I did to this thrifted planter?) and I finally found the solution with this DIY sand paint recipe. I was inspired by a saltwash painting technique my friend Chasida at Custom Southern Co. shared with her followers on Facebook and it got my wheels turning. I wanted to find a way to recreate what she had done for my own projects since I didn’t have her medium on hand. This is the recipe I used to make my own textured sand paint. Ingredients…
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These little jenga block magnets are one of the simplest projects I have made in a while…and you wanna know the truth? They took me all of about 10 minutes to make. No joke. Not only were they super simple and cute but they also inspired me to think outside of the usual places you might see magnets in your home. Sure they would be adorable on a fridge or a memo board but just wait until you see where these little cuties ended up! WATCH THE VIDEO TUTORIAL HERE Supplies to Make Jenga Block Magnets Dollar Tree Jenga blocks…or any jenga…
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Ok, ok. So maybe the pizza pan DIY’s are over done. But just hear me out for a second. This little pizza pan farmhouse riser is far from looking cheap. It’s all in the styling. So if you’re looking for a little somethin somethin to spruce up your coffee table or kitchen island this Spring, give this pizza pan …I mean farmhouse riser a chance. WATCH THE FARMHOUSE RISER VIDEO TUTORIAL Supplies Dollar Tree Pizza Pan Faux pearl gems Super glue Wood ball knobs White Spray Paint I started by sanding the surface of the pizza pan to give the metal a little grit…
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Y’all this is one of those little tips I wish I had know a loooong time ago. Once you see how easy it is to rust metal using cinnamon, it will knock your socks off. And I have to warn you, after trying this little trick to making metal look rusty, EVER-E-THING is gonna be rusty up in here. I am always seeing these adorable little galvanized pieces here and there. Craft stores, the dollar tree…etc But I rarely snag one simply because it looks a little too shiny. I like for the metal to have a nice little age to…
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It’s no secret that wood block crafts are my absolute favorite thing to craft! These simple Valentine’s Day wood blocks are the perfect addition to my already neutral decor. They give the perfect hint of romance without clashing with my every day decor, and that is exactly how I like it. I have never been much on the reds and pinks in my home but these Valentine’s Day wood blocks have the softest touch of pink, a hint of read and a muted, yet romantic vibe. These started as 2x4 scrap pieces I grabbed from the garage. I first stained them with…
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You would never know it now but this adorable little Valentine Gnome began as a Dollar Tree tinsel tree! Every once in a while, it’s fun to go strolling the isles at the dollar stores in search for a few unexpected crafty items! This is how this fun little Valentine Gnome was born. What shall we name him? Tell me your ideas in the comments! OR browse a collection of my very favorite Christmas gnomes or Spring gnomes! WATCH THE VIDEO TUTORIAL HERE Like most of my Dollar Tree projects, I like to provide a supply list of materials from other…
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This easy scrap wood Halloween decor is so simple and so fun! Every once in a while I like to throw in a cute project that you can get the kids involved in and this is definitely one of them. Scrap wood is cheap and so versatile when it comes to crafting. But I also understand not everyone is able to get their hands on pieces like the one I use in this project. That is why I created the Scrap Wood Project Box. It’s a subscription box of curated scrap wood projects that you can have delivered straight to your…
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I recently decided to create an easy Halloween place setting using a few crafty things I had around the house. After you see how ways it is to create this little spooky setting you will want to go scavenging your own stash…seriously! The best part, this entire setting took less that 5 minutes to curate! So whether you’re the last minute host or just want to flex those DIY muscles this one is for you! Supplies Twigs from the yard raffia Spooky netting brown tags stamps I didn’t actually photograph the step-by-step process of this look but I did do a short…
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Oh hello end of October. It’s been nice knowin ya! Is anyone else feelin this way? I was so eager for October to arrive and now, as we near the end it seems like it has been forever long? Maybe because I spend about half the month chomping at the bit to get started on the blog full-time…either way, wow October is almost over! In the Geeding house that means this weekend is traditional Christmas tree weekend! For the past few weeks I have been gathering new ornaments and making all the things! And if you don’t already know I…