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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Making Spring decor using these skinny spindles from the shop just may be my new obsession! Not only was thi project easy, but also, the end result turned out absolutely amazing! What you will need: Spindles Miter Saw Green floral stems hot clue orange paint small paint brush twine and/or raffia The process started out fairly simple. I had two long spindles that I cut down to about 6″ each using a miter saw. If you need to get your hands on these I offer them over in my wood supply shoppe. GET THEM HERE. After they were cut to size, I lightly sanded…
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If you love Halloween decorating like I do then you are sure to love this little Dollar Tree haunted house. It’s simple to make and it turned out oh so cute. Dollar tree projects like this one are perfect for getting the kiddos involved too. I actually had a fun time crafting this dollar tree haunted house with my mom and it was just what the doctor ordered. This would make a cute little addition to a gallery wall or as part of a fun little vignette. I have included a list of supplies. I did not include all of…
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If you have never heard of Rae Dunn it is very possible that you may be living under a rock. It is seriously all the rage in farmhouse styled décor right now. I must admit I am not entirely sure why since nothing about the simple designs scream farmhouse to me…BUT…they are simply presh…you know what else they are? Expensive! At least some of the time anyway. If you’re one of the lucky few that has been able to snag some amazing deals on this adorable collection at TjMaxx then kudos, I tip my hat to you my friend. Heck,…
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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…
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There is something very satisfying about going a treasure hunt through your own house looking for things to hang together. Its exciting to see a bunch of random objects some together to create one cohesive look. Chances are, you already have most of what you need laying around the house. Take this cute little piece for example. It was given to me so that was a plus! Who doesn’t love FREE, am I right? But really I think you could scavenge through your garage and find an old piece of wood. Paint that bad boy up and add a little something…