Each one is perfect for any style or taste.
I do use a lot of fresh flowers. Mostly from the grocery store or my condo complex. Hey, the least inexpensive, the better, right?
Best part? It was just a fraction of the cost. I am excited to show you how I did it…
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 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?
It’s all part of the 5 week series I have been doing with 20+ other bloggers. Every Sunday evening we have been sharing some of our favorite and best Christmas DIY projects and ideas.
The components are simple and it is super easy to make.
It is so easy and only takes a few components.
Even though I may have used the same components, florals or plates in several, each lends it’s own personality and style.
Each one of us post our creative, thrifty finds and ideas on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Mark your calendar so you don’t miss out.
I must admit I was excited and yet a little hesitant to make my
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Usually when I bring a thrifted mirror home, it is filthy. There is grime, years of dust and grease covering these lovely pieces of history.
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