DIY Cake Stands

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Hey there! Hope your week is off to a good start! It was a busy weekend with Bree’s 2nd birthday party and Mother’s Day all rolled into one! I have lots of fun pics to show from her birthday party (bet you can’t guess the theme!) but first I’m going to show you how to make your own cake stands for cheap cheap cheap!

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DIY Planter Box Herb Garden: The Gro Project

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So, here’s the deal. I like to play in the dirt. I know, not very girly of me, but you just have to accept that. :) I have really been wanting to make a herb garden right around the patio, but almost every time I get around to it, the weather brings us three days of rain. Hello Springtime!

diy planter box herb garden

I decided it’s time to bring the garden indoors with a little creativity and inspiration from The Gro Project!

Vintage Wire Baskets

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Hi there! So a little tidbit about me that you might not know yet… I like things organized. I’m not like a neat freak or anything, but I do like for things to have their own place. It’s even better when they are actually in their place when I need them!  Who doesn’t want to be more organized, right? So in my efforts to create an organized work space in the home, I decided I to incorporate some vintage wire baskets.

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I found these nice shiny black baskets at HomeGoods for about $3 each. Perfect style, but not so perfect finish. So I grabbed my spray paint and craft paints and went to work. [Please click to continue reading...]

How to Recover A Chair

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Hey there! Hope you had a good weekend. I have been searching for a new, um, used chair for my desk, and still have yet to find what I like. So, I figured it’s time to just make the best of what ya got and recover the chair that’s already in place.

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Here’s the before of the chair, and let me say this is not the original chair either. It’s already been covered once… or twice. :) Nothing a little spray paint and updated fabric can’t fix. [Please click to continue reading...]

Framed Corkboard

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While I was away on my (a-hem) “Spring Break” last week, I did manage to get a few things done and make some progress in the whole home office makeover project. One of my favorite additions to my work space is this easy framed corkboard that I made for about $8! [Please click to continue reading...]

framed corkboard

How to Install Window Casing

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Hey there! Hope you had a good weekend! I managed to make a little more progress in the home office re-do with some window casing, and I’m pretty excited about how it turned out that I’m planning on doing it throughout the house. One more item for my never ending to-do list, right? :)

Adding just some simple trim around the windows can really change the look of a room and you only need some simple tools to do it!

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How to Make Chalk Paint

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Hi everyone! I think I might just be the last DIY person on earth to use chalkpaint. I’ve swooned over project after project from fellow bloggers that have created some amazing transformations with chalkpaint. A couple of things have held me back and one of those is the price. So, I decided it was time to try my hand at homemade chalkpaint. I have to say, I’m loving how it turned out!

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Painted Floor Cloth

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If you’re looking for an inexpensive floor covering idea, a painted floor cloth is a great way to add style underfoot while on a budget. Floor cloths can be stylish and are easy to care for. Today, I’m going to share some simple tips and techniques to help you in making your own inexpensive floor cloth.

Build Your Own Bookshelves

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Hidee friends!! Today, I’m happy to share some progress that we have made on the closet reading nook we are designing for our daughter. I found a way to make these easy wooden picture ledges that also make great bookshelves for children. And the best part, they cost me less than $20 for all them! Cheap Cheap!! :)
 
 
 
 
 

 

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