Halloween doesn’t have to mean store-bought skeleton decorations and plastic pumpkins. I had some fun taking a quirky, inexpensive frog-in-a-tophat canvas from Temu, and gave it a dramatic new life inside an ornate upcycled frame. It’s the perfect mix of whimsical and spooky, and such a fun way to add DIY Halloween decorations to your…
This DIY pumpkin bookstack is an easy fall craft for adults and one of the first projects I am making to decorate for autumn. It is budget-friendly, vintage inspired, and a softer take on traditional pumpkins. I began by pulling out a stack of thrifted doilies, old books, and fabrics. Together they became the perfect…
Who says a rusty old chicken feeder can’t be beautiful? When I spotted this one at the store, I knew it had to come home with me. Rusty, worn, and far from pretty, but so one of a kind with a big surface to play on. The lady at the counter knows my bad shopping…
A beautiful DIY Pin Cushion craft you can make in a few minutes with thrift store finds and scrap fabric.
Wow, it is pretty hard to define what exactly to call this rustic flowering bulb pot Spring craft, I then added some beautiful Spring flowers in a pot. To place some Spring flowers in a pot, I needed to create a Spring bulb planter container first. Anyway, you want to call it in the end…
A DIY doorstop is a pretty simple DIY project to complete and I bet you can make one for free, or for a very low cost depending on what type of simple supplies you already have on hand. This post has 40 different doorstop styles of each with complete step-by-step instructions. There are fabric doorstoppers…
I am aware that I compare prices all the time on the blog, with a busy life I would love nothing more than to shop and drop decor and often skip the DIY. Unfortunately if your like me and your tastes are much more expensive than you bank account is full you have to pick…
Start with a long thin kitchen cabinet drawer front in a light colour. The drawer fronts are long and thin making them perfect servers. We purchased ours at Habitat for Humanity for $2. You can make up one or several of these trays for so cheap. You can even do a few of them to…
