Since living in a small space for years now, with limited areas for storage, I have used my laundry “closet” for our garage supplies.
I like to make banners and pennants for parties, showers, weddings, and holidays. I made a tulle banner for a tea party, along with a pom pom, and napkin banner to add to the ambiance.
It is super easy, takes very little time and I love the shabby style.
Whether you use them as part of your table or as a gift, these Seven Peat Pot Crafts add personality to your seasons.
I have collected some of my very own 15 Creative Spring Crafts to share with you. There are so many more to choose from, right here on my own blog. I have compiled my own favorites right here, just for you.
It’s super simple and fun for a Spring party, tablescape or place card idea.
It’s that time of year for reflection and reassessing my blog, style, and life. I like to refresh my home, sometimes daily. Are you that way, too?
This past year has been no exception. My style is rustic, vintage, thrifted and somewhat classic. I like vintage books and fabrics, rusty metal, chippy paint, torn edges and tufted upholstery.
I found a sparse wreath at an “after Christmas” sale a few years ago. I have been using it on our front door every Christmas ever since. I liked it because it had various pine needles, pine cones and berries. (I just love the touch of berries).
It’s simple and easy. PLUS, you can use what you already have. No reason in spending money when you don’t have to, right?
With a few craft supplies, I am able to hide my wrapping supplies in “plain sight”.
I am always looking for my paper scissors and the tape. My ribbon is always tucked away in a grocery bag. So with just a little creativity, I now have my DIY Christmas Gift Wrapping Supplies Organization. AND, it’s pretty, too.
Each one is unique and perfect for any home or lifestyle.
Sit back, relax and be inspired by these 10 Christmas Decorating Styles and Ideas.
