I love being able to use unexpected items for decor around my home. Would you believe me if I told you that you can use a plastic heart-shaped candy container from the Dollar Tree and make it into a beautiful sign for your home. It CAN be done and I am here to prove it!. This little Dollar Tree Valentine Craft is so easy it will knock your socks off! Supplies Plastic Heart Containers Floral Moss Small Wood Sign Letter Tiles Waverly Chalk Paint, I am using “Moss” Waverly Antique Wax Cup of Water/Cloth or Baby Wipe for blending Wax Ribbon Raffia Hot Glue Begin…
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A few days ago I was handed a box of scrap wood. literally. A small box full of left over pieces from a collaboration for the SCRAP WOOD MYSTERY BOX and was challenged to see if I could come up with a way to make use of them. Immediately a barn quilt came to mind, and I knew I would try to recreate the beauty and culture behind this American country staple. It came from a simple suggestion to think outside of the box…pun intended. I hope to encourage you to do the same before you toss something to the…
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Recently, I came up with a design idea for a unique interchangeable sign, which I named the “Nesting Box” people could customize and use in their homes. The concept of the Nesting box is quite simple. It looks like a normal table top sign but in fact it is much more. You get to chose your components, and we ship them directly to you! You will receive your sign unfinished and ready decorate. It’s that simple, and the best part of the entire design? It can be changed out at any time. For easy interchangeability, we designed the backing using 1/8″…
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I am excited to share with you just how easy and beautiful this patriotic door hanger can be with just a little wood plank and ribbon! For me, patriotic decor around the homestead always seems to be lacking. Summer holidays always seem to sneak up on me and I find myself scrambling around last minute to come up with a few good summertime decor ideas. This project started with a pre-distressed board from the Wal-Mart craft center and a pack of 6 little wooden stars from the same isle. I’m sure the same supplies can be found at your local craft…
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I have always wanted to try my hand at transfering images via wax or parchment paper. All I had on had was parchment so thats what I used and I am pleased with the result. Was is perfect? No, but for the the look I wanted perfection didn’t necessarily matter. I am not claiming this is THE best way to transfer images, I am simply sharing what I did to achieve this look. I started with a piece of parchment paper I cut just smaller than the size of a piece of cardstock and taped them together. Next, I printed this…
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This DIY embroidery hoop wreath is the perfect addition to your rustic Christmas decor. This project started much like the others, with a trip to the thrift store! Which if you know me, is my absolute favorite place to shop for supplies. I always keep my eye open for wood hoops, wood utensils and any other pieces that can be repurposed. When I’m not thrifting I am raiding the scrap wood pile for supplies. That is exactly why I created Roost + Restore Supply; to give people access to the wood you need to make your projects come to life!…
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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
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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…
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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…