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…
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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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Today I am sharing the main entry way here at the homestead and how I styled it without using mums. I am hopeful every year that I will manage to keep my mums alive and every year they end up dead…haha please tell me I’m not the only one with this problem? Without further delay, here is how I achieved a budget friendly rustic fall porch without mums. I decided to take a proactive approach that saved money and heartache. If I am being completely honest we just recently started a new budgeting technique to save money and become a debt…
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This simple garland is so easy I can hardly call it a DIY. The idea came from the want to decorate my mantle and the need to limit my spending.…trying to budget for those pumpkins if you know what I mean. I grabbed some eucalyptus garland I already has on hand and started to brainstorm ways to make it look more fall-like. I decided on layering a few simple garlands so they could easily be interchanged for different seasons. Supplies eucalyptus garland pine cones jute buffalo check wired ribbon The eucalyptus I found on Amazon. I love it because it is…
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Literally Pinterest is chocked full of Fall Scrap Wood Projects right now. And not just Fall, but there are so many amazing scrap wood projects for your rustic home decor. One of my favorite things to do is to take a piece of scrap, destined for the garbage, and turn it into something beautiful and useful for my home. But here is my confession. I used to let all of those glorious ideas stack higher and higher in my Pinterest boards without any real intention of dragging out my saw and tools. By the time I actually find the time to…
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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 had the task of reviving an old cutting board. It given to me by a sweet friend of mine no longer had use for it and knew I had a growing collection. As beautiful as it was, it needed a little bit of TLC. It was dry and had noticeably not been conditioned in quite some time. Within a few minutes I had this beauty shining again! Reviving an old cutting board is really quite simple. The next time you find one at a yard sale or at a thrift store you may think twice about passing it up.…
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It’s no secret that I love to go thrifting, junking , yard-saleing…you name it. Basically if I have the chance to find something beautifully aged, then you can count me in. I wanted to share my most recent vintage finds. These have been collected over the course of a couple weeks and why I chose them to come home to add my my collection. I have always loved an eclectic, cottage type feel and it just so happens, junking and searching for pieces (my favorite sport) is THE BEST way to achieve this cozy and collected vibe. Our homes really…
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I have been decorating for fall for a couple weeks now. I know, crazy right? I like to move things around to make sure I find the perfect placement. and I think I may have found the perfect combination of rustic, beautiful and fall in this rustic fall kitchen vignette. Vignettes are kinda like my therapy. When I am feeling like I am in a decorating rut or just need to make a little change to a space they are my go-to solution. Mainly because I love to shop my home for things I already own to create a completely…
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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…