It’s time for another Thrifty Chicks project challenge with my talented blogger friends! This month we challenged ourselves with anything chalkboard related…because it’s back-to-school month, right?
Do you have items around your house that you’ve looked at so long you don’t really see them anymore? This vintage yellow serving cart falls into that category for me.
Since we enjoyed watching the monumental solar eclipse this week, I decided it was a good week to celebrate sunflowers, in all their late-summer, early fall glory! First, I created a Easy Cake Mold Sunflower.
Since we were all focusing on the sun today, with the historic Solar Eclipse, I decided it was a good week to celebrate sunflowers in all their late-summer glory! I’m starting with an easy upcycle that includes that cute, yellow cake mold I picked up thrifting last week {“Styling Tip: On the Hunt for Fall … More Easy Cake Mold Sunflower
It’s time for another Thrifty Chicks Challenge! And this time these creative junkers and I challenged ourselves to make something with or inspired by license plates!
When you’ve done a lot of work on your home, it’s good to look back every once in awhile and see how far you’ve come. We just celebrated 15 years in our Fake Farmhouse, and as I explained last week, it’s getting “So Close To Amazing” (which happens to be the name of a new … More 15 Year House Anniversary: The Master Bedroom
I have had the privilege of being on the launch team of KariAnne Wood’s first book, “So Close To Amazing”. KariAnne has been a Decor/DIY blogger at Thistlewood Farm for many years and has finally had the wonderful opportunity to write a book about her family’s journey from a Texas suburban lifestyle to a rural, … More Our Home’s 15 Year Anniversary: “So Close To Amazing”
Hot summer days are the perfect time to get a little spray painting done outside. But does your project require some cans of spray paint, or should you purchase or use a paint sprayer? I’ll share how I usually decide what to use today, so you can start planning your next weekend painting project!
An easy summer project to do by yourself or with the kids is to dye wood clothespins with RIT dye. Over the years, I’ve amassed quite a few in different colors. They’re so easy, fun and useful! I use them for everything from chip bags in the pantry to easy, quick styling around the house.
Create a unique kitchen organizer from an old sewing machine drawer skeleton. … More Sewing Machine Drawer Kitchen Organizer
