You can make one or twenty rock towers in your garden or yard for a unique, natural art piece.
This blog post is coordinated by Julie from Redhead Can Decorate for the Thrifty Style Team on the 2nd Friday of each month.
This can be an enjoyable way to highlight thrifted finds or create a statement piece with a family heirloom.
Today’s post is hosted by Julie at Redhead Can Decorate and part of the Thrifty Style Team.
Not only that but each piece is available for you to purchase for your own Summer decorating.
With thrifted mirrors, nailed and scattered across the wall, I knew there was a way to make a beautiful space. But I was stumped…As you can see in the picture below.
Before I go on, I wanted to let you know that this post is organized as part of The Thrifty Style Team hosted by Julie at Redhead Can Decorate.
Each one is perfect for the new home owner, a thrifty shopper or for creating your own style.
With Spring here and the flowers blooming under the cottage apartment living room window, I have a beautiful way to decorate my home for Spring.
These are some of my own table makeovers along with a few from my blogger friends. Each one is unique with detailed tutorials.
This is an ideal look for a Spring or Easter tablescape, as well. Don’t you think?
The Spring Ideas Tour is hosted by Paula from Virginia’s Sweat Pea.
It was super easy with my own recipe for homemade chalky paint.
This post is part of the monthly Thrifty Style Team collaboration. The 2nd Friday of each month my talented blog friends gather together. We like to share our thrifty decor, crafts or money saving ideas with you.
I was lucky enough to visit there two times in my stay in Virginia. You can read MORE about my Lucketts experiences HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE. There is so much to see and enjoy.
There is everything from wood working to wall hangings, vintage pieces and sea shell crafts.
I am excited to share them with you.
Do you ever visit an antique store, thrift shop or go junkin’ and leave inspired to create your own version of what you have seen? That’s what happened to me when I came home from Lucketts and Garden Gatherings in Virginia. You can read about my experiences here and here.
I wanted to use a vintage piece in a unique way. After spying my mom’s typewriter from the 1950s, voila! That’s all it took for my imagination to take off…
I have had this idea rolling around my head for awhile. It was actually quite emotional browsing through the brittle blueprints one by one.
From the process of choosing a style and floor plan that would best fit our growing family, to submitting the plans for approval, to the first shovel of dirt for digging the footings. Every step came flooding my mind.
If you have had the opportunity to visit Lucketts, you will know that there are several vendors, small shops and beautiful, rustic, chippy goodness all over the property.
To see my own experiences at the Lucketts Vintage Hip Store and property visit my blog here, here and here. You are in for a REAL treat!
I am really blessed to have a friend that gave me this amazing chandelier as a gift.
When Christmas season comes around I can hardly wait to get it ready for my visitors and parties. But I don’t have a lot of time with all the baking, shopping and gift wrapping. This is the perfect solution. And you probably already have everything in your Christmas decoration stash.
With some vintage family pieces and a few thrifted finds the dining room table is ready for Christmas in the cottage apartment.
Designing this table is part of the Thrifty Style Team this month. I always look forward to the second Friday of each month. It’s when a talented group of bloggers gather and share their thrifty ideas, decor and DIY projects.
Whether you like vintage pieces, outdoor decor or wood working, there is something that you will enjoy.
You will be amazed at ALL of the fabulous projects and ideas from 20+ talented bloggers.
At the end of this post there will be a link that leads to all 20+ posts. But for now let me show you how I made my DIY Outdoor Decor idea.
You can make this within an hour and a half and make it as in-expensive as you want.
This is part of the Very Merry Christmas Home Tour hosted by Carrie of Lovely Etc. It’s been an inspiring week browsing through the home tours and seeing all the beautiful and creative ideas.
If you are visiting from DIY Beautify, WELCOME. It’s a pleasure to have you here.
After moving into a new (to me) apartment this year, decorating for Christmas was going to be a new challenge. Do I use what I already have? Do I add to my Christmas collection? Where do I even place the Christmas tree?
