Have you heard about The Homegoods Market? It’s my small home decor boutique that specializes in small batch, handmade items picked by me, Kaycee, and the Roost+Restore team. When I launched Roost+Restore to help folks decorate their homes with resourceful DIY decor, I never imagined that I would own an online home decor boutique and get to go treasure hunting for a job! God is good, y’all! This week, The Homegoods Market launched a collection that is near and dear to my heart. Y’all know I pride myself on resourceful home decor, and the Let’s Go Pickin’ Collection features unique,…
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Add the perfect touch of texture and warmth to your home with this DIY tutorial for building indoor decorative shutters. This type of project will come together quickly with minimal woodworking skills required. Required Tools Miter Saw Pneumatic Nail Gun Air Compressor Additional Supplies Finish Nails (6) 1/4″ Sanded Plywood (Cut into 6 ” planks) (2) 1 x 2″ finished trim pieces (Cut to 14″) Stain Stain Rags Your secret weapon (aka a jig) Instructions I began this project with a large sanded plywood sheet from Lowe’s. Simply ask them to cut your sheet into 6″ planks. Once I had the wood home I…
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I am glad you’re here. I want to encourage you that if you’re new to this whole basket gallery wall trend that you’re not alone. I have had many people ask how to arrange a basket gallery wall. Where do you find baskets? And how difficult is it to create one? I am here to show even the absolute beginner how they can arrange a beautiful basket gallery wall with a few easy tips and tricks that I used with almost every gallery wall I create. I hope this easy step by step tutorial will leave you feeling mor confident in…
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Old-fashioned homemaking and simple DIY Living isn’t all about being a stay at home mom, although, that certainly is a big part of my personal experience. Rather is is about embracing a slower paced and intentionally simple lifestyle. Back in the day this type of lifestyle was the standard way of living. Today, no so much. I am on a mission to help women embrace this lifestyle and to encourage them that it is possible in today’s world. Women of all ages should feel confident in nuturing their home and spaces in a way that feels wholesome. “I am beginning…
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I have always wanted to decorate for patriotic holidays and this year I am getting a head start on making some cute little additions for my decor. The primitive look wears well with red, white and blue and what better way to get that rustic look than with wood blocks. These are the sizes we started with. (2) 10″ 2x4s (2) 6″ 2x4s (2) 4″ 2x4s I painted one 10″ piece and one 6″ piece in red and covered the other two with mod podge and old book pages. The 4″ pieces I painted blue. Since I was going for a primitive look I wanted…
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Ok y’all. So I have jumped on the bandwagon and decided to add just a touch of love to my decor for Valentine’s Day. I have not given it much thought in years past but I am really enjoying the challenge of incorporating the “feel” of Valentine’s without so much of the reds roses and pink plastic hearts. I created this look by gathering a few signs I had in other rooms of my home and brought them together to capture a central theme. The largest one came right off my master bedroom wall. No kidding! When I decorate it…
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Let me just start by saying this project is soooo simple. But do not, I repeat, do not let the simplicity of something fool you. This little frame packs a pretty big punch in the shelf sitting arena. It all started with a craft cart full of randomness and a hankerin to mae something with my hands and..whala! Here is how you can recreate your very own! Start with some basic supplies, a glue gun, some quart size paint stir sticks or (even some little shims would work too) the back of an old picture frame with the “leg” thingy attached,…
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I must warn you before you read any further. I am hard core about some fall DIY over here at R+R lately. It truly is my favorite time of year, now through Christmas really. Something just clicks in my brain and I literally can’t turn it off. Every where I look I find inspiration. In a recent trip to the Goodwill I came across a knitted scarf and BOOM it hit me. I decided right then and there I was gonna cover a pumpkin with this cute scarf. It had an old timey, vintage feel and it fit perfectly with…
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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…