If you know me then you know how much I enjoy walking the isles of the dollar store. It’s exciting to see all the amazing goodies you can find for $1. Even if the product itself is a little “meh” I encourage you to think outside the box and imagine it with a fresh coat of paint or re purposed into something completely different! In this case a little spray paint and a coat of laquer was all I needed to transform a cheap looking tray into a beautiful piece of farmhouse fall decor! I chose a white spray paint because…
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Supplies An assortment of small branches White Spray Paint of your choice Colorful wood beads Wood Craft Stars Wood Stain of your choice Hot Glue Gun Last night we had some CRAY‑Z storms roll through, knocking down trees and blowing limbs and leaves every-stinkin-where. Inspiration came for this project as I stood gazing out my window dreading the yard work in my near future. Then it hit me…why do yard work when you can DIY? Me and my handy man, Linc, went and gathered a few branches. I mean after all, we were getting limbs out of the yard. Two birds, one stone and…
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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…
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So, I recently discovered the word “Ironstone” I have always had a love for old white, mismatched china. I never knew what to call it until recently when I stumbled across some hutch staging ideas on Pinterest. It was like what I never knew I always wanted! DO YOU LOVE THE FRESH FARMHOUSE LOOK? YES? THEN YOU WILL ADORE THIS TABLESCAPE! Supplies Needed: Old pitcher or any china (that you don’t wish to eat/drink from anymore) Rustoleum White Spray Paint Rustoleum I had no idea that there was a name for the beautiful style of china I was drawn too…