When I was tossing around ideas for creating a kitchen island, I knew without a doubt that I wanted to repurpose SOMETHING, but I wan’t too sure on what. Of course, if you follow the blog, then you already know we decided on the dresser in the image below. I am super pleased with how…
Okay, y’all. Let me just start by saying, I am not a professional painter. This is my second time taking on this type of project but my first time documenting the process. I completely understand how overwhelming it can become with the crazy amount of cabinet painting tutorials that are out there. That is why…
It all started when a childhood friend of mine came to me with dried flowers from her daddy and nanny’s funerals. Some had been pressed while others were wilted in a shadow box. She was looking for a way to preserve the flowers for display in her home.
Bookshelves have always been a challenge for me. One I figured out a little pattern for styling it started to become easier. Believe it or not bookshelves are not just for books…gasp! Everyday things you have around your house like candlestick, spindles, and orbs are all perfect ways to add depth and character to your shelves.
I am not gonna lie this is one of those projects that when you first start it your like, “what the heck?” Or at least I was anyway. I had this grand vision of how it was supposed to look and let me just warn you you may be tempted about 3 minutes in to…
Supplies Needed: Mason Jar with lid Candlestick or small vase Knobs Spray Paint E6000 Craft Adhesive This project was so fun and festive! I was looking for something simple and chic to add to a spring vignette and this was just the thing! If you live with me then you know that I collect glass jars. I…
