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    Easy DIY Miniature Magnolia Wreath

    10:25 PM - By 

    This lit­tle project was lit­er­al­ly what one might call a “hap­py lit­tle acci­dent” Mak­ing a mini mag­no­lia wreath was not real­ly where I was head­ed with this one. I was shar­ing a DIY Wood Block House on a Face­book Live when I real­ized my orig­i­nal idea for a mini wreath was turn­ing out to be a com­plete fail. It was the that I was left no choice but to think on my feel with what I had in front of me and boy did it turn out cute! Start with a small piece of flo­ral wire. In my case I recy­cled some…

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    DIY Scrap Wood Fall Sign

    10:47 AM - By 

    I love a good scrap wood project, and this Scrap Wood Fall Sign does not dis­ap­point! There real­ly isn’t much you can’t do with a good piece of scrap wood. If you don’t have the lux­u­ry of hav­ing wood easy to access I have curat­ed an amaz­ing Scrap Wood Box Sub­scrip­tion that deliv­ers 3 or more scrap wood projects right to your door! Sav­ing and for­get­ting those amaz­ing ideas on Pin­ter­est is now a thing of the past. Turn your awe­some ideas into beau­ti­ful pieces of rus­tic decor for your home!  Instructions: It all start­ed here, with this plain ole piece…

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    DIY Farmhouse Riser from Baseball Nubs

    2:50 AM - By 

    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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    2 Step Candlestick Makeover

    9:27 AM - By 

    Sup­plies Can­dle­stick of your choice  Spray Adhe­sive Flo­ral Moss If you love cre­ative decor like I do then this is def­i­nite­ly the project for you! It’s not your typ­i­cal can­dle­stick makeover with paint, though those do have their place in the world of DIY. Dare I say this project is EASIER than paint­ing and can be com­plet­ed in 2 easy steps! Grab your­self a thrifty can­dle­stick It does not have to be per­fect. In the end the shape is all that is going to matter. Pro Tip “Use loose moss rather than sheet moss on this par­tic­u­lar project. It will allow more…

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    Tiered Tray From Thrifted Plates

    2:28 AM - By 

    Supplies Needed: 3 Thrift­ed Plates Spin­dles Knob E6000 Adhe­sive Spray paint I have always want­ed a rea­son to buy all the pret­ty lit­tle plates from the thrift store or yard sales. I have want­ed one of those beau­ti­ful tiered farm­house trays for what seems like for­ev­er but could nev­er bring myself to spend the mon­ey. There’s also my weird obses­sion with search­ing for old and beau­ti­ful plates so real­ly this project was a match made in DIY heaven. This project start­ed with a col­lec­tion of 3 plates from a local thrift store for about a quar­ter a piece. Two of…

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    Easy Wood Bead Napkin Rings

    9:09 AM - By 

    It’s not secret that I love wood bead ele­ments in my home and if you’re read­ing this I am guess­ing you share the same wood bead obses­sion that I do right? What did we ever do before “farm­house” decor haha. In addi­tion to this super cute nap­kin ring I also enjoyed mak­ing this super cute and sim­ple DIY WOOD BEAD TASSEL using some of the very same sup­plie we’re using here. Supplies Needed for Napkin Rings  Craft Bead Set Nat­ur­al Pol­ished Hemp Scis­sors First , grab your scis­sors and cut a piece of hemp. I think mine was about 12 in give or take.…

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    DIY Apothecary Canisters Using Mason Jars

    12:28 AM - By 

    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 am not real­ly sure why but I can’t seem to bring myself to throw them away. There are so many uses for left­over glass! Any­way, off my soap­box and back on topic…I start­ed with a left­over mason jar. I scrubbed it clean of all stick­ers…