So I had a client that really wanted bold
colors to saturate her fireplace wall,… I knew the best medium for this project would be Unicorn SPiT with its high pigmentation and ability to be transparent and show off the wood grain,..
I didn’t think my pantry was that bad before.
I personally could usually find things. But that doesn’t mean anyone else could! I decided to spend some time organizing my pantry and cleaning it all out. And this has changed my life! I love opening my pantry door, and if something starts getting out of place, I can’t handle it–I have to have it right back into its place.
I am currently doing a room makeover for my daughters
and i wanted some picture canvases for behind their beds. After looking everywhere i couldn’t find the size that i wanted for less than $90 so i decided i was going to make them myself.
I found my canvases at ROSS for $7.99 they came in a package of 2.
I printed my pictures at Walmart in matte photo paper: my picture size was 20×30 and they were around $18 each.
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As we move into the month of love this year, I’ve been having fun getting ready! I shared my tutorial on how to turn a cardboard roll into a mini album for a great DIY Valentine’s Day gift and then showed you how to make this felt rosette Valentine’s Day wreath, you can check out all my fun Valentine’s day projects here.
Have on old chair you don’t want anymore?
Before tossing it out you might want to consider repurposing it into a shelf! A ladder back chair makes for a perfect towel holder, while the seat works as a great storage space! This chair turned shelf works great in a bathroom or kitchen and can be made with a few quick steps! By simply cutting the chair a bit and adding some hanging hooks, you can create a fun and unique shelf!
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