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…
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I am excited to share with you just how easy and beautiful this patriotic door hanger can be with just a little wood plank and ribbon! For me, patriotic decor around the homestead always seems to be lacking. Summer holidays always seem to sneak up on me and I find myself scrambling around last minute to come up with a few good summertime decor ideas. This project started with a pre-distressed board from the Wal-Mart craft center and a pack of 6 little wooden stars from the same isle. I’m sure the same supplies can be found at your local craft…
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An herb rack is one of those items you never knew you needed for your kitchen. I am currently trying to dream up an idea for creating my own for my kitchen. I have basil, rosemary, thyme and oregeno in my window seal that are ready for harvest and I am looing for a beautiful way to display them. There are so many unique and fun ways to display these little fragrant beauties it’s going to be difficult to decide. I like this methods for drying because I find it not only beautiful but benefical for flavor. Hanging herbs upsidedown let’s…
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The list of things I want to try to DIY is long, and I have always wanted to make my own stain. Now there are plenty of methods out there for making stain and I am sharing how I have decided to make my own. It’s chemical free and all the ingredients can almost exlusively come from your kitchen. Needing ideas for how to use this beautiful wood stain? Look at this amazing aged effect on this wood block craft. Ingredients Needed Coffee Grounds, I’m using leftovers from this mornings brew Distilled White Vinegar Fine Steel Wool Mason Jar with lid Steps Pour about 2…
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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 this piece turned out. But y’all, if I had a place in my house for more than one repurposed island, you betcha I would have these in this collection. I just simply wanted to gather them for you, and unfold my thought process behind my…
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I have been making the heck out of some Christmas ornaments lately. I am looking for any and every way to add something cute to my tree and it’s new theme without breaking the bank. Making ornaments has never really somehting I have been too passionate about until now simply because I typically like to my tree to be perfectly styled and “themed”. Nonetheless, all of the homemade ornaments are staring to grow on me. This tree in particular is taking on a more modern, neutral vibe without sacrificing that little something special. This ornament is super easy, cheap and…
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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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SUPPLIES Barn Wood Screws Drill This project actually stemmed from my DIY RAE DUNN PLATES project. After making those beauties I needed a way to display them in my decor.…and here we are. This DIY is short, sweet and to the point…just the way I like it! Like my friend, Brooke with Re-Fabbed, always says “Ain’t nobody got time for hard projects!” If you’re the type that loves simple DIY with a BIG result then this one is just for you. It took me about 5 minutes tops! First and foremost you will need a board. I used a piece of old barn…
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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 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…