Thanks for stopping by today. I am excited to share a few of my simple Christmas Decorating Ideas. I tend to lean towards sentimental Christmas decor. Things that have been handed down from one generation to the next.
How To Make A Rustic Chandelier
I am happy to be here today as a part of the Porch “Out of the Box Ways to Use Hardware” Challenge. I have been working closely with Porch.com amd Hickory Hardware to show you what I can do “Out of the Box”.
It’s fun to see what each one’s creativity brings. So don’t miss seeing ALL EIGHT #outofthebox ideas with hardware…
Each blogger is SO talented, I can’t wait to see what they have been up too, as well.
NOW, for my idea to use Hickory Hardware “Out of the Box”…Continue Reading
Looking Back at September
Looking Back at September is going to be a delight and a lot of fun for me today. I had a wonderfully busy month not only on my blog, but with family and friends, too. I am blessed to be able to share some of that with you here today.
While I was in Cali, I found a vintage window frame to add to my mantel/headboard.
I made a Fall Book Page wreath for our front door.
Using some wood scraps from another project, I made my own version of pumpkins. Yes, there HAS to be a blue one. (HUGE smile!)
I was on a blog tour with 29 other bloggers. I was able to show my Blue and White Fall decor ideas.
I hosted the FIRST ever #BestofDIY Link party with 27 bloggers total. I am still blown away by the response and the INCREDIBLE projects that were linked up.
I have been looking for a new lamp, and didn’t like the price, so I made my own DIY Lamps Plus Inspired Gold Lamp with DIY Burlap Lampshade.
One of my favorite posts was:
I am Brave and Beautiful
In-between there are many more posts, Inspiration Monday link parties and lots of love.
Thanks for visiting my blog while I am Looking Back at September. (Since it is almost November)
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A Festival of Fall
Welcome to A Festival of Fall! Fall is officially here. And you know what that means, right? It means bloggers are excited and thrilled to share their own Fall crafts, decor, recipes, home tours and DIY projects.
Today is my turn to show you a few of my Fall ideas. I had so much fun showing you other ideas here, here and here. Today I am working with 29 bloggers to bring you THE BEST in blogland.
My goal this year was to bring blue, white, and REAL foliage into my Fall decor.
Using fresh clippings from right outside my door, I was able to achieve that. My vintage blue mason jars were needed, as well.
I love to use as many natural elements as possible. So using tree twigs and branches, and stumps was also a good option. Before throwing away a perfectly good tin can, I painted it two shades of turquoise. It now is home for my twigs and sticks. (Easy Peasy)
Botanical prints are some of my fave. They bring a natural feel to any room. I made each of these pillows to add the color I wanted and needed for my Fall decor. You can find the tutorial for the pillow on the far right here.
I painted a block of wood, turquoise and, then I stacked it with my vintage books. Can you tell it’s not a book?
My blue vintage mason jars are filled with more clippings from outside. Adding a little orange helped bring in the Fall colors.
My Pottery Barn Knock-off Pumpkin is the balance I needed for this vignette. (Now you can tell the blue “book” is a block of wood. Sneaky, huh?)
This is a view of the blues , oranges, whites and real foliage I used for my Fall decor. This is one of my favorite views right now.
As a part of the Festival of Fall and the natural Fall look, I included succulents and a white painted pumpkin on a candlestick. My vintage window and mirror, and clock are an optimal backdrop.
A jute bow is a simple, yet finished accent.
Our bedroom also needed a few Fall elements.
Placing thrifted candlesticks and painted white pumpkins in a wooden tray bring in texture and variety,
Can you tell I am enamored by this Fall look?
I am thrilled to have you join ALL 30 of us for A Festival of Fall.
I hope you have A Festival of Fall everyday this week. Be sure to pay my friends a visit and tell them I sent you.
Make it a beautiful Fall day!
Meegan
Monday- Fall Crafts
Tuesday- Fall Recipes
Wednesday- Fall DIY
Thursday- Fall Decor
Friday- Fall Home Tour
Roadside Vintage Window Frame
Happy Thursday everyone! This week is rolling right on by, isn’t it? The Fall Home Decor Home Tour continues today. There have been SO many ideas and creativity. It’s been a real treat to visit each blog to see their interpretation of Fall. I love it.
Now, to tell you a story about my Roadside Vintage Window Frame and an idea.
I was in California a about 2 weeks ago. While my daughter-in-law and I were driving through my old home town, we saw a man on the side of the road selling vintage and new items. My eye caught a glimpse of a LARGE picture frame. I mean, it was larger that poster size! We quickly turned into the parking lot. My DIL said,” If the frame is $15 I will buy, for sure!” She got out of the car towards the “stuff”. I saw her look down at what I thought were window frames. I jumped out to see what she was looking at. Yes, they were indeed vintage window frames!
There were 4 window frames. Now, to choose which one(s) I wanted. BUT, how much would it cost me??? My DIL had already asked him about the frame. The price was $7! Really? That is awesome!
Next question,”How much are these window frames?” He replied, “Oh, I guess 3 dollars a piece.” Yowza!! What a steal of a deal! Did he know what he had? I don’t think so…
This is the frame I chose. Yes, I only bought one. And, Yes, I am kicking myself for not buying all 4. (heavy sigh)
Look at all the rust and chippy goodness.
Everything was still in tact. A little dirty, but a beautiful patina.
I had a an ideal new home for my vintage window frame.
Right above my “mantel headboard”.
With a little cleaning up, it looks like it belongs there.
You can see I have had fun playing with accessories on my shelf.
One of my favorite views in our room. With the chandy, vintage candlesticks, mirrors and now my Roadside Vintage Window Frame.
From this:
To this…
It’s always amazing to me how such a small change can make a big impact. Who would have thought a $3 Roadside Vintage Window Frame could change the look and feel of my bedroom?
I am still working on our bedroom and more posts will follow to keep you updated.
What is a favorite view of your bedroom? Do you try to keep it serene and inviting?
Thanks for joining me today. I was REALLY excited to tell you about my Roadside Vintage Window Frame.
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August Highlights
Happy Thursday everyone! I am happy to be home from California. I spent a week with our kids and grandkids. It was lots of fun, food, swimming, visiting, games, and great one on one talks. I love being with them. BUT, I sure missed my Hubby.
Today is a fun post for me. It’s is all about What Meegan Makes August Highlights. It’s always fun for me to look back and see what I have done the past month. I thought you might like it too.
Use a Large Shelf or Mantel in Place of a Headboard
Happy Thursday everyone! How has your week been going? Mine?? Well, it could be a LITTLE better, but overall, I would say I am very blessed. I am happy to be here with you today. I KNOW you will love my idea to Use a Large Shelf or Mantel in Place of a Headboard. It has been of the BEST projects I have done in a long time. AND I am sharing it with YOU today.
I have been searching and searching for a “mantel” or large shelf for about 2 years. I REALLY wanted to use it as a headboard.
I am part of a “garage sale” facebook group in my area. I browse through everyday looking for something I might be able to refinish, paint, or redesign. I came upon a woman who was selling 4 large shelves. I jumped at the chance and bought one as soon as I could.
Summer Top 12 Posts
It was a great weekend. I went to a bridal shower that was gorgeous! I had so much fun just looking at all the details. I worked on a few projects here at home. AND I am ALMOST finished with our bedroom. Just a few more details until I can share the WHOLE thing with you. You are gonna love it!!
It’s a beautiful Monday and I have the Monday Blues. (Like always) BUT today is special because I have special Summer edition of my Summer Top 12 Posts. It’s fun for me to look back and see all that I have shared with you. I hope you enjoy them as well.
Thrifted Dresser Makeover Using Homemade Chalky Paint
Happy Monday! I am ready for the start of a new week, aren’t you? Life is slowing down for us just a little after our family reunion. It always is sad to say good-bye to all the kids and grand kiddos, but, the experience of spending quality time with them is irreplaceable.
I have been busy once again working around our home. I bought a dresser in May and was finally able to work on it recently. And, now I am pleased to share my Thrifted Dresser Makeover Using Homemade Chalky Paint.
I started out with this lovely…
One Set of Twin Sheets, Three Ways
One Set of Twin Sheets, Three Ways. Crazy, right??? Not if you use a little creativity and imagination. I bought a set of twin sheets and turned them into curtains for our living room, dining area and a cover for my grandma’s vanity seat.
Here is how I did it…
My New Quilt
Hello my friends!! Happy Monday! It is a great start to a new week. AND, I am excited to share My New Quilt with you today!! It has been a long time coming. Three years I have been looking for a Summer quilt.
We were in Utah to help Hubby’s father. He is 89 yrs old. He still drives, cooks for himself, does laundry, and straightens up his home. But, he needed a little help with some life decisions, and it was our pleasure to spend time with him. After helping him for a few days, Hubby and I took a break. Little did I know I was going to buy My New Quilt.
The Monday Blues For Paint Palette
I’ve got the Monday Blues for Paint Palette colors. And I am happy to share them with you today. It’s always enjoyable to browse through paint stores and aisles at the various colors of paint. It’s probably one of my fave things to do, besides holding the grandbabies or to hold Hubby’s hand.
I think there are probably guidelines and interior design rules of how many colors you should/could have in your home. And, if you know me at all, you KNOW I don’t like perfect things. I like rustic, worn, and chippy, so I guess I don’t follow the interior design rules. And I am JUST fine with that.
Why? Well, because I am comfortable in my home, and if more than 3 colors make me smile, then that’s what I am going to use. To me it’s all about being comfortable in your home. Don’t you think so, too?
I share my makeovers and ideas with you all the time. I thought it would be fun to show you the color palette for our home along with various pieces of furniture and accessories.
1. Ocean Mist is from Clark and Kensington is the color of one wall in our living room.
2. Summer Sonnet from Ace Hardware is painted on our bedroom wall and on my thrifted coffee table.
3. Antique Coral is one of the colors on our dining room set and my “bathroom” door.
4. Hint of Olive is from Clark and Kensington at Ace Hardware is on a wall in our TV Room/Office.
5. Snow Cap White is used it to is painted in every room in our home.
6. Shark Loop from Valspar in used on the dining room set and our thrifted buffet.
7. Teal Lake from BHG has been used a few times on makeovers such as my Floating Frame Gallery and my Beach Bench.
8. Another color I use quite often is: Turquoise Mist by Olympic Paint I have painted several pieces of furniture and accessories using this color.
Often times I mix any one of these colors with white to bring a whole new level of color into our home. It adds dimension and depth that way.
Turquoise Mist has a special place in my heart. It is the first can of paint I bought to start transforming our home into a lighter, brighter place to live. We when moved in our condo, here, everything we owned was dark green, bright red, gold, and even touches of purple. It was awesome at the time we purchased it, but it was time for me to move on.
These are the colors that make me smile. They calm my spirit. They work perfectly in our home.
What colors are your favorite? What color calms YOUR soul??
Thanks for joining me today while I’ve got the Monday Blues for paint palette.
Make it a blue Monday!
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Romancing The Bedroom Furniture
It’s a wonderful month for romance, isn’t it? Yesterday was the anniversary of my first date with Hubby. That was 37 years ago! I KNOW! Craziness. And absolutely wonderful. With trying to keep up the romance in our marriage it’s important that we feel BOTH feel comfortable in our home.
So before I even started a blog, I decided I would be romancing the bedroom furniture.
This bedroom set is my grandparents. I remember seeing in their bedroom when I was growing up.
The furniture was in it’s original condition when I receieved it. I had thought about painting it several times, but didn’t dare “ruin” the look.
But then, as I wanted to add some lighter touch in our small home, I decided to crack open a can of paint and start romancing my bedroom furniture.
The color I chose was Turquoise Mist by Olympic.
I didn’t want to make it look new, but worn as was the style of the furniture. So I gave it a dry bush coat of paint.. So far, so good.
Using an Antique White Flat paint, I painted the drawers with the contrast color.
As you can see, I also recovered the vanity bench. Much better!
I liked the vanity so much, I painted the chest of drawers. It looks beautiful on Hubby’s side of the bed, doesn’t it?
I LOVE the patina of the handles, so I didn’t touch them at all.
I have since painted the whole room.
Above our bed, I have a quote my Hubby said from our first date on. You can find the full story here. I think romancing the bedroom furniture has worked out well for me, don’t you??
For more ideas for romancing your furniture look here:
Pretty in Paisley
Thrifty French Chair Makeover
Make it a Romancing Day!!
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Choosing Colors for a Master Bedroom
Hello!! And Happy Tuesday!! I have been choosing colors for a Master Bedroom and it isn’t as easy as it looks. Especially since I am trying to bring a welcoming feeling into our home. As you know, I like whites, blues, and greens with gray and pinkish/coral mixed in a few places.
I started with the new pillows, I made for the bed.
Pajamas and Pillows
Happy Friday!! I am thrilled to be with you here today! There is always something going on around here, and I am sure the same it for you, too. Life keeps us busy, doesn’t it? I took some time out this week to make some pajamas and pillows. It was nice to sew again. I really enjoy my Mother’s Day present from my Hubby.
Anyway…As you can see I like pillows. They make me feel at home, and cozy. How about you??
I made this pillow when I first starting changing our home from deep reds and golds to lighter whites and blues. I still don’t even know why I chose this fabric. Sometimes I just have brain freezes like that.
12 Days of Christmas Home Tour
Hello Hello!! It’s MY turn to share my home for the 12 Days of Christmas Home Tour.
I am thrilled to have you here. We live in a 950 square foot condo, and I like to fill it to the brim with Christmas. So let’s get on with the tour…
Welcome inside our home. As look you around you will see Christmas vignettes and nativities throughout the house. Just the way I like it.
Along the bar you will see Hubby’s Snow Globe collection. Look here to get a closer look.
From this view you get a tiny glimpse of one of our 4 Christmas trees, bookshelves, my thrifted coffee table, and the Nativities I have collected for years.
In the kitchen, our open shelves are a focal point. My mom’s husband made the wooden candle holders for me. The nativity set is one of my VERY first nativities. I enjoy setting it out each year.
Grandpa’s croquet box is always in use around here. I collect blue bottles from thrift stores and use them any way I can. I added book pages (another love of mine) pine cones and a crystallized branch to fill the croquet box.
Filling various vessels and jars with Epsom salts and natural elements brings a soft and natural feel into our home.
I made this natural and rustic garland with jute, pecans, and 2 kinds of pine cones. EASY PEASY.
These precious snow angels were my Grandma’s in the 40s. Don’t they look like they are ice skating on the vintage mirror??
I adorned my thrifted shutter with my DIY Dollar Tree Wreath and a simple Merry Christmas ornament.
These lovely blue book shelves are in our living room.
I made the banner with jute and my cardboard chalkboards.
I flocked the Christmas tree in a terracotta pot and sat it right next to my blue birdhouse filled with lights, and my book page wreath.
My Grandma’s sequin ornaments are placed in an apothecary jar.
A nativity under a cloche’ adds so much class, don’t you think?
I stacked our office shelf with my glittered birdhouses and empty frames. Simple and effective.
Even our guest bathroom has a little Christmas for our visitors.
Our bedroom Christmas tree is adorned with blues, golds, silver and crystals.
One of my many “Shiny Brites” ornaments from my grandma’s collection.
Also from my grandma is a small village with bottle brush trees. They are mixed in with all of our snow globes.
In our living room we have a small tree in a floral box. It is filled with snow flakes, icicles and vintage silver “Shiny Brites”.
I really could not miss sharing my sticks with crystals, berries, icicles, and snowflakes.
Lastly, my vintage sleigh holding another tree. This tree is decorated with my pine cone garland. Santa and the other toys were crocheted by my sweet Grandma.
As you can see, I like simple Christmas decor, I like to use what I already have, and I LOVE Christmas decorating.
Thanks for letting me share my Christmas Home with you on the 12 Days of Christmas Home Tour .
It is an honor to have you here.
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Monday DEC 2nd
FIRST HOME LOVE LIFE
DIO HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Tuesday DEC 3rd
AT HOME WITH THE BARKERS
RESTORING OUR 1890 VICTORIAN
Wednesday DEC 4th
FRESH IDEA STUDIO
THE GOLDEN SYCAMORE
HOUSE ON THE WAY
Thursday DEC 5th
CURB ALERT
PETTICOAT JUNKTION
Friday DEC 6th
ARTSY CHICKS RULE
RAPPSODY IN ROOMS
Saturday DEC 7th
SIMPLY FRESH VINTAGE
COUNTRY DESIGN STYLE
Sunday DEC 8th
MRS HINES CLASS
SNAZZY LITTLE THINGS
Monday DEC 9th
JUST PAINT IT
THE RUSTIC PIG
JUST A GIRL AND HER BLOG
Tuesday DEC 10th
OUR SOUTHERN HOME
VIRGINIA SWEET PEA
MEEGAN MAKES
Wednesday DEC 11th
SOPHIAS DECOR
A LITTLE CLAIREIFICATION
GIRL IN THE GARAGE
Thursday DEC 12th
MOMMY IS COOCOO
LITTLE MISS CELEBRATION
INSPIRATION FOR MOMS
Friday DEC 13th
MY SOULFUL HOME
CONFESSIONS OF A SERIAL DIYer
LILACS AND LONGHORNS
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DIY Beach Striped Hamper
Recently I have been working on our master bathroom. It has been looking a little boring, so it needed some refreshing. I am happy to report she is almost done.
One of the final touches is this DIY Beach Striped Hamper.
It looks pretty good, right? Hubby’s favorite color is orange, so I compromised and used an Antique Coral.
Easy Housewarming Gift
Hello my friends!! Happy Wednesday!! And Happy Housewarming!!
I don’t know about you, but I have a lot of friends who are moving. It is sad to see a friend move. And I don’t like good-byes. But I do like to give them house warming gifts. Nothing fancy, and not necessary, but easy and fun.
This is a sample of what we gave to our kids right after Christmas. They were moving into an apartment, sight unseen. I thought they might want to clean up after it was cleaned. Make sense?? I like to have my own type of clean-not someone else’s. (I know, a little OCD.)
I found a basket and filled it with cleaning items such as:
disinfectant wipes
bleach spray
liquid dish soap
glass cleaner
sponges
magic erasers
recipe cards
and a scented candle
Since it is their first home I thought it would be nice to also give them their first Nativity and a Christmas ornament.
Nothing fancy, but fun for a new home. They told me they ended up using all of it. I was glad I made an easy housewarming gift for them.
I tied everything up with cellophane, tulle and ribbon. It looks makes cleaning look a little more fun that way, don’t you think?
I am sure you have a few ideas of your own. What would you put in your easy housewarming gift?
This easy housewarming gift is also great for a new college student.
I have been busy working on our dining set-it is going to be so fun to share it with you!! I can’t wait to finish it.
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Beach Bench Makeover Again and Again and Again!
I am really lucky that my friends know my taste. When one of my friends was moving, she gave me this beach beach-which I love!! Since then, I have given this beach bench a makeover again, and again, and again!!
When my friend gave me the beach bench, it was natural. That didn’t last long-when I was going through an “everything red” phase, I painted her red. She looked lovely on our front porch. I smiled every time I saw her.
We then moved into a different home. I got on a kick when I really wanted to see this bench in lime green-and so it was. Again, looking great with plants and a few pillows on our front porch.
We have since moved into a condo. There isn’t a large enough front porch to hold my beach bench. So, I set her out on our balcony. It is a nice balcony, but still not enough room to sit back and enjoy my beach bench.
And I also changed her color once again!! This time: BHG Teal Lake. Love it!!
Since there really wasn’t enough room on the balcony, I decided to bring her in.
I gathered items to make a “reading nook”. I found the bench cushion at Pier 1 to blend with my new colors. She looks happy, don’t you think??
Well, she lasted in that spot for about a year, and now she has found her final home at the foot of our bed.
The cushion was getting faded and worn, so I covered the cushion with an antique quilt from Hubby’s dad. I also added a pillow (another Pier 1 item) that was inspiration for all the blues now in our home. The beach bench still looks great inside and is perfect when Hubby puts his shoes on for the day.
Do you move or change your furniture as much as I do?? I have fun painting and moving items around. Especially my beach bench makeover again, and again, and again!!
Thanks for stopping by today. I hope you have been inspired to paint or move your furniture around. The awesome thing is, if you don’t like it-you can always change it back!!
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Living With White Walls and Not Fighting It
When we moved into a condo with white walls, I wasn’t really liking it at all. It was too stark and felt unfinished. Since most of my furniture was dark wood and deep reds, I was looking for something to compliment the white walls rather that “fight” with them.
I started looking online about different styles and colors to blend with my white walls. After looking and getting a feel for what I liked other than reds and dark wood, I decided to not “fight” the white walls but work with them.
My first project was painting my bookshelf. It had a cherry stain and is made of pine. I painted it with a flat white paint found at the “Oops” table of Home Depot for $1. SCORE!! After painting it all white, I decided I did want some color. So I only painted the front and sides a light blue. Now it stands out against the wall and blends with my new decor.
When I bought the coffee table, it was black. I used primer, white paint, a color called Summer Sonnet by Ace Hardware. I found a simple stencil for my table to add a little pizzaz.
This is a view from our coffee table. You can see that I have added layers and textures, so the white is more appealing.
This is our tiny dining area. I am getting use to the lighter colors now and enjoy finding accent pieces that will fill our home with color against the white walls.
I stayed with the dark decor on this piece. It was made by my grandfather. I love all the chips and dings in it. By adding books, a lamp, flowers and a wooden box, adds to the texture and feel of our white walls.
The antique cupboard was silver and has been made over a few times. I choose to paint it with 3 colors: Antique White, Turquoise Mist by Olympic, and Hint of Olive by Ace Hardware. After it was painted, I added a few stencils once again for character. Using sandpaper I roughed up all the edges. It now stands out and it is a great piece for added color. I made a garland from book pages and twine for the front of the cupboard.
In our bedroom, I decided to go with a more vibrant color than the light blues, greens and antique white. By adding various pillows there is eye appeal and comfort. The furniture was my grandparents, made in the 40s. With a maple stain they just looked “old”. I used Turquoise Mist by Olympic with a dry brush to give them new life. The drawers are painted antique white.
My headboard is actually a screen. The green works well with the rest of the room. The coffee filters hanging on the “headboard” are decorations from our son’s wedding.
At the foot of our bed, we have a beach bench painted with BHG Teal Lake. It is covered with an antique quilt. The pillow is from Pier1. The shelf is painted with the same white that I used on the book shelf in the living room. I filled it with shells and mementos from beach trips around the world. I also like the monograms for more texture. The mirror is painted with various colors that I have previously mentioned. Leaning in the corner are an antique umbrella and bamboo cane.
My solution for living with white walls: Embrace it. Find a new look that fits your lifestyle. Accent the white with textures, depth and character. Besides all that. You will get to take everything with you when you move!!
Thanks for stopping by today!! I hope you come back again very soon!!
Learn to live with white walls without fighting it.
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