Happy Friday and welcome to Field Trip Friday with Dandelion Patina,  Today’s field trip is extra special with Michelle from Dandelion Patina.  (Isn’t that such a great blog name?)  Not only that, but Dandelion Patina is filled with ideas, creativity, and DIY projects that are incredibly beautiful.

A BIG Thank you, Michelle for being here today and sharing your talents with my readers.

Hey there fellow field trippers! I am Michelle and I blog over at Dandelion Patina. I am so happy to be guest posting for Field Trip Friday. Thank you Meegan for having me!

To get this field trip started I would love to give you a brief introduction of myself, what I love, and what you will find on my blog. Again, my name is Michelle. I am a wife of 10+ years. I have two beautiful girls. I adore animals and we have two fur kids of our own. I am an avid DIY’er, repurposer, and crafter. I love spending time on the shores of Lake Michigan, collecting treasures, shopping at antique stores and flea markets.

We are currently updating our traditional two-story home into a beachy farmhouse with an industrial flair. My head is constantly spinning with ideas and some days I feel like I am going in circles. There are days when I feel tasks are unattainable and I will just keep adding to the ‘to do’ list. But, chin up buttercup, it all comes together and I have to laugh at myself that I ever doubted it would.

Ever have those days?

At Dandelion Patina, transformations for the timeless & trendy home, you will find DIY projects, simple crafts, and repurposed home accessories. I love incorporating pieces into my home that are one-of-a-kind and have a story. And I blog to share and inspire others to dig in and give a DIY project a go.

I am also implementing a few new features on the blog this spring: blog of the month, business love, and pampered pets. If you are interested in sharing your stories at Dandelion Patina, I would love to get to know and support you!

I also wanted to share a few of my completed projects with you. I hope they will get those creative juices flowing and inspire you to come up with your own unique style.

Wall of Stripes

French Bergere Chairs I Covet Thee

Platter Accent Table

Wall Organizer

Transform an old scale to new

Hydrangea spring wreath

IKEA Rast Hack

Field trippers, I am also a contributing editor at Ella Claire and The Everyday Home. And in recent news, I will be a monthly contributor for Liz at Hoosier Homemade starting April 20th. All 3 of these blogs are fabulous. I am so honored to be part of their blogging community. If you are interested in my monthly contributor projects, they can be found here.

I would love for you to join the DP community! You can also find me on Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. I also share my recent projects with the Hometalk community.

Thanks again Meegan for being a fabulous hostess with the mostess! I enjoyed sharing a little piece of Dandelion Patina with your readers.

Have a lovely day! Dream. Wish. Transform. Inspire.

Michelle

It was a real pleasure to have Michelle here, today.  Didn’t you just love it???  Thanks again Michelle.  I am so happy you were here for  Field Trip Friday with Dandelion Patina. . I know ALL of us have been inspired.

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Good Morning! Welcome to Field Trip Friday with The Heathered Nest.

I think this will be one of YOUR favorite field trips, thus far. If you like fun, eclectic design, style and taste you will absolutely LOVE the Heathered Nest.  I have been following Dave and Heather for a few months now and am so impressed with their “design eye”. I KNOW you will be, too.

So, what are we waiting for?  Let’s get started Field Trip Friday with The Heathered Nest…

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It’s Friday!  And you know what that means, right?

Yep, It’s Field Trip Friday with Dear Emmeline.  I have been following Jessica since her beginnings as a blogger.  I have always been pulled in by her decorative style, and accessory choices.  You could say I want to be her when I grow up.  Now sit back and enjoy Field Trip Friday with Dear Emmeline.

Hello!  My name is Jessica and I’m the writer behind the DIY and lifestyle blog Dear Emmeline.

So far we’ve revealed a half bath and our full bath.

It’s another great Friday and that means it is time for Field Trip Friday with Leslie from House On The Way.  You will enjoy her talent, creativity, home decor and much more.  Take it away Leslie…

Don’t you just love field trips?

When Meegan asked me to take part in her Field Trip Friday, I thought “Yay…a field trip I don’t have to chaperone!”

I’m Leslie and I blog at House on the Way, a home decor & design blog focused on making sure our house is on the way to a beautiful home.

I thought I’d tell you a bit about myself, my blog and a few of my favorite posts and projects.

First, you should know…my favorite color is red. I love it. It makes me happy and it makes me smile.You’ll find either a little or a lot throughout my home.

I would describe my style as eclectic. I love to mix the old with new. My love of antiques and vintage finds allows me to layer my home, creating a look that tells a story…the story of our life. As I walk through my home, I can find pieces that I’ve found at local flea markets as well as our travels overseas. Each piece is special in its own way.

I also have four children, which also means my home is always bustling. When my daughter graduated from high school, I created some DIY Photo Collage Letters for her graduation party. They turned out to be my most popular post ever. They make great party decor, but can also be a beautiful keepsake. I used the letters that spell her name and covered each letter with photos of her with family and friends. The photo collage letters took the place of the traditional photo board at the party.

Personally, one of my favorite projects is my Wood Swan Sign. I found a photo in a magazine of a set of beautiful swan signs and carried it around for at least a year. Finally, I created my version and it has become one of my favorite decorative pieces in my home.

When it comes to DIYs, I love to create fabric covered headboards. My most recent is my Pottery Barn inspired Fabric Covered Tufted Headboard for my master bedroom. My version is about $800 less than theirs!

I’m also a firm believer that a little spray paint can do miracles. Just take a peek at my DIY Painted Glass Dishes or my Red Dining Chairs.

Currently, I’m working on a powder room makeover. I’ve been stripping wallpaper, stenciling and adding a wood wall treatment. I can’t wait to show you more. As soon as it’s finished, I’ll be sure to share!

In the meantime, here’s a little of my new fall decor…

Thank you so much for joining me on this field trip…I’d love for you to visit me at House on the Way. If you’d be interested in receiving new posts delivered straight to your email, you can join my mailing list…

You can also follow me on your favorite form of Social Media…

What a lovely and inviting home from Leslie.  Her DIY projects and design speak for themselves, don’t they?  Thanks so much for being here today, Leslie.

 Field Trip Friday with Leslie from House On The Way is one of my fave field trips of all.

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It’s once again my favorite day of the week.  Not, because it’s Friday, BUT because it is Field Trip Friday with Jeanette from Snazzy Little Things.  Jeanette has become one of my favorite DIY bloggers over the past year.  She is talented, has great taste, and keeps within her budget.  Her blog reflects her lifestyle and her talents.  You are going to LOVE my friend, Jeanette…

I’m Jeanette, and I’m a Mom, recently married, and the DIY blogger behind Snazzy Little Things. I’ve been documenting my DIY adventures as I add vintage character and architectural interest to my newer, builders-grade home. I enjoy expensive-looking DIY while maintaining an extremely conservative budget. My adventures are also documented on Facebook daily.

Today I’ll share my tips on how I “pulled it all together” over the years.

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First, let me tell you the backstory…

Back in 2005, I took a gigantic leap of faith and built my very first home. This decision placed me smack-dab in the middle of a terrific neighborhood with excellent schools for my kids. But as you can see from the pictures below, I lived in a builders-grade, all-white “gymnasium” for several years. When I would call my kids’ names, you could hear my voice echoing throughout the house. :)

During the construction phase, I opted for square footage upgrades including a sunroom addition, bumping out the family room by 4 feet, and opening the basement crawlspace for a full instead of a partial basement. I avoided fancy, overpriced upgrades and architectural details (such as wainscoting or upgrading my kitchen cabinets) — even though I desperately wanted them. The final result was a home with 3000 square feet, which is great for resale — yet it was extremely overwhelming to decorate (especially as a single Mom on an extreme budget, which I was at the time). Paying for this new home + daycare for two kids…it was, quite frankly one of the hardest things I’ve ever done.

So…where did I start?

“First Impressions…FIRST”

The first few years I was here, I would often ask myself “what do visitors see when they walk in my front door?” So I focused on those spaces first and tackled DIY as my time and budget would allow. Small, inexpensive touches can go a long way, too, such as adding potted flowers to the front porch. Painting the front door. Installing a new floor in the entrance foyer. Later I added DIY wainscot, which made a major impact in the overall aesthetic.

My newly painted black front door. (Meet my dog, Buddy, in the window). Read about how to achieve a high-gloss finish on your front door, tips and tricks here.

Over time, I saved for other exterior upgrades. Read more here.

Eventually, I decided to add the architectural detail that I LOVE the most — wainscoting! Here is my foyer upon entering.

Above: See how you can upgrade your own space with a DIY wainscot project, inspired by my old Chicago brownstone apartment.

My office is immediately to your right when you walk into my home. As far as how I tackled all 3,000 square feet? I would work in “sections” and focus on that space for several months…then I’d move into the next room, or section.

You can take a full home tour here.

Above: The office houses a thrifted, old weathered bench. The locker baskets serve a practical purpose-they hold my kids’ library books. I’m in the process of mixing “junque” with my more modern purchases. You can read more about that here.

Above: Inexpensive, personalized DIY art using vintage postcards of some of my favorite places, vintage style.

“Salvage What You Own”

As far as furniture goes, I simply made due with what I had. As my tastes evolved, I would weed out pieces that no longer fit, but I was never hasty. I would salvage my favorite pieces and repurpose them. I even tried reupholstery for the sake of saving money. Over time and as I continued living in my home, I realized how I wanted each room to flow. When I shopped for new items, I did so with a vision and would only buy one piece at a time. Sometimes, rooms would sit empty and house a simple sitting area. A plant, and chair and a lamp is all you need sometimes to make a space beautiful. I would thrift and repurpose items to personalize each space. My DIY furniture gallery showcases some of the pieces I kept over the years. I always choose pieces with “good bones” and would serve me well if I repurposed them.

“Know When To Splurge”

Where did I splurge? I invested in key upgrades. I added a deck, stamped the exterior front porch and invested in some newer, key furniture pieces. We hired someone to also install our vision for an industrial-style basement. Sometimes you just can’t DIY, you have to give yourself a break and know when you’re in over your head and save for a splurge.

“Developing Your Style”

I recently began to describe my style as French-Industrial…and while I haven’t fully achieved this look…it is certainly something I am striving for. Historically, I have been a minimalist when it comes to decorating. My preference is a no-fuss approach, with clean lines and a simpler look. Although, lately I admit to trying my hand at busier, seasonal vignettes (and having a lot of fun with it). You can see how I decorate my home for the holidays as well…I tend to go all out. Even for Halloween. Mine is the “party house” according to my friends.

I find ways to mix in elegant pieces with industrial ironwork, old chippy windows, and I love ALL tufted furniture. Interesting vintage items almost always make their way into the trunk of my car after an afternoon of thrifting. And because of the exquisite craftsmanship of French-inspired opulence, I am always drawn to anything from France. The language, the wine, the food…and of course, the furniture.

Everyone gathers in the kitchen, don’t they? Here is a little accent I added – my kitchen backsplash. Approximate cost was only $150…$200 tops if you buy new brushes and supplies.

I only spent $1600 on all the kitchen upgrades. I painted the cabinets, and added an inexpensive backsplash with paint and stencils. I also weighed several options before settling on upgrading my island with Ikea butcher block.

I’m now working my way into the basement remodel which was unfinished for a number of years (yet it served as an excellent roller skating rink and dodgeball arena). Can you tell I’m embracing the industrial motif? You can see more of that “splurge” and the design process here.

It’s still a work in progress…acquiring pieces take time! In the background you might have caught a glimpse of a fun DIY project, an oversized piece of art made from a shower curtain. I had to learn how to increase the size and scale of my art in my open design home.

“Showcase Your Favorite Pieces”

Once I updated a piece of furniture, I would find a way to show them off! Such as my Victorian table. This beauty had a lot of stains and water marks when I bought it, but when I applied a coat of Paris Grey Chalk Paint…I was in love.

Above: A once damaged, $25 thrifted Victorian table that I refreshed with paint. It now serves as my sofa table.

I get such a kick out of finding an old, forgotten piece of furniture that has potential to become something “cool” or beautiful.

Above, this Goodwill transformation is a reader favorite, but an example of that “surprise element” in home decor that I love. It was THIS piece that got my blog recognized, and caught the eye of a local shop owner. I now sell my upcycled furniture creations in her store.

My Advice for Pulling It All Together?

To take your time. Relax and enjoy the journey of decorating and developing your style. Be patient when seeking the right pieces for your home, and avoid the temptation of buying the first item that comes along that happens to fit your dimensions. If something isn’t working, remove it from the room, and try it elsewhere in your home. Always visualize an item’s potential, whether it’s an old piece of furniture or a full room ensemble. This opens your mind to all the possibilities – even thrifted items.

And when in doubt…simplify. It’s the most economical option there is when it comes to DIY and decorating!

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My entire blog was built with extreme budgets in mind, so I hope you’ll visit for more ideas…feel free to stop by often for inspiration!

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Thanks SO much for sharing your journey with us, Jeanette.  It was an honor to have you post on my blog today. Thanks to everyone going on Field Trip Friday with Jeanette from Snazzy Little Things, today.  I hope you visit her blog and all of her social media outlets.  You WILL be inspired EVERYDAY.

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Thank you Meegan for inviting me over today! I always enjoy stopping by to see what projects you are up to next and seeing your beautiful home.

For those who may not know me, my name is Pamela and I blog over at From My Front Porch To Yours. My blog focuses around home decor and DIY projects.

Sometimes I get a little crafty like when I made this welcome sign from old fence pickets.

Secretary Brought Back To Life Saving pieces of furniture and bringing them back to life is one of my favorite past times.

Fireplace Mantel Makeover I enjoy decorating with things that I love.

Christmas Dining Room  Speaking of love and decorating Christmas is my most favorite time of year to decorate! There is nothing like bringing the magic of Christmas to our home.

Dining Room Chandy Our home is decorated with steals like our dining room chandy that I purchased from a local gal. She had just moved into her home and hated the light fixtures. She was practically giving this one away!:) Over the last 5 years of living in our home we have done everything from a bathroom redo to installing hardwood floors ourselves to even a fireplace makeover.

Last year my dream came true when we took our drab dark kitchen and lightened it up.

Kitchen Makeover Isn’t it amazing what a little paint can do!?

Laundry Room Makeover Over the years my style has been evolving or I like to say is becoming more fine tuned.

Master Bedroom Makeover One of my favorite rooms in our home is our master bedroom which received a makeover back in the spring.

I am currently working on changing up our dining room.

I am busy adding rustic farmhouse charm to it. The reveal will be coming soon!:) It has been a pleasure visiting with you all today. Please be sure to stop by my place!

On Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. central I host Treasure Hunt Thursday where you can link up your treasures, home decor, recipes or anything else you like.

Thank YOU Pamela for a beautiful tour of your home and creativity.  I am always inspired by your creative eye.  It has been a joy to have you on my blog for Field Trip Friday with From My Front Porch To Yours.

Make it a Field Trip Friday everyone!!

It’s time for Field Trip Friday with Lisa from Concord Cottage.  You will LOVE Lisa as much as I do.  We have become fast friends.  She is genuine, kind, loving and OH SO TALENTED.  So, sit back relax and enjoy Lisa’s home tour…

Hi Friends, how are you today?? I hope fabulous.
Today we have some friends taking a Field Trip over from What Meegan Makes.  I recently found Meegan and her blog and love her decorating style.  I was so thrilled to be asked to be the Field Trip Friday feature today.
I’m Lisa from Concord Cottage.  Our home is located in Monrovia, Ca, was built in 1922 and is a Cottage Style.

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Hi everyone-It’s Field Trip Friday with Shannon from AKA Design.  One of your favorite days, right??? I am excited to have Shannon here.  She has been one of my fave bloggers for awhile.  I love her mixture of vintage, industrial, and farmhouse feel.  Enjoy Field Trip Friday with Shannon from AKA Design…

Hello, my name is Shannon and I am a Canadian writer, graphic designer, interior designer, artist, wife and homeschooling momma. I am the writer and one half of the creative duo behind the DIY and lifestyle blog, AKA Design. I am also the author of Bloggers & Brands, the blogger’s guide to pitching and working with brands.

But today it’s all about decor because I’m here to show you our house tour!

We moved into this house in December 2012 – just 10 short days before hosting family for Christmas.

HOW WE GOT HERE

In the fall of 2012 we decided we had outgrown our little bungalow and it was time to finish up some projects there and start looking for a new place to call home. We took to MLS.ca almost daily and looked through a couple of houses before we hired a Realtor to take us on other house tours.

We spent several evenings driving through several neighborhoods and specifically past this house one night while the kids were occupied at church. As much as we loved the neighborhood, the Realtor photos kept stumping me – the kitchen looked so tiny and the parquet was a total turn-off. Not to mention the old orange-y wood doors and baseboards.

We waited a couple of weeks.

I thought I wanted a more finished house this time around.

God had other plans.

We walked through three houses on a Friday evening with our Realtor. I thought for sure it would be the first house we loved. But it was a mess inside. And the second house was even worse – and far too big and expensive for us.

Honest to goodness, the second we walked in the door of this house, I knew – parquet and all – that this was THE house.

Our old house was sold and the backsplit was ours just over two weeks later!

Come on in…

THE LIVING ROOM

We adore that this house has both a living room and a family room – something we’ve never had before. The upstairs living room has thus far progressed from not enough seating to ample seating for at least six. We build the Barn Door, Mantel and Coffee Table ourselves.

More of Our Living Room

DINING ROOM

We sold the old dining table, chairs and hutch to the buyer of our last house. They were totally suited to the space. Which gave us a blank slate to decorate again. Dean built the farmhouse table and I finished it. We also DIY’d most of the other accessories in the room.

More of Our Dining Room

KITCHEN

This kitchen’s realtor photo threw me for a real loop. I just couldn’t imagine such a tiny kitchen for a family of five. What didn’t show up was that there was a good 8 feet between the fridge and the closest wall! We are finally just about finished. And I love it!

More of Our Kitchen

MASTER BEDROOM

Our master bedroom is the room that was most finished first. It is usually the last room most people work on, but with the kids getting older and taking over more of the rest of the house, it was important to me to have our bedroom looking great! We stenciled a feature wall, created the reclaimed wood look headboard and whipped up some easy envelope pillows to pull it altogether.

More of Our Master Bedroom

BATHROOM

This spring we we chosen to participate in Creating with the Stars. Although we didn’t win, we did make it to the final round in which we redid our main bathroom. Who am I kidding? It’s our only bathroom!

We also have a family room and kids’ rooms too. But this post is getting long enough, don’t you think?!

You can see everything we did to our last (our second) house here.

Or if you haven’t had a good laugh today, you can check out our first house here.

Thanks so much Meegan for having me! It was so much fun to share our house with you!

Thank YOU Shannon for sharing your gorgeous home with us.  You are always a joy and inspiration to be around.

Wasn’t that inspiring?  I knew you would love being with Field Trip Friday with Shannon from AKA Design.

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It’s Friday!  That means it is time for Field Trip Friday with Angie at Postcards on The Ridge.  I have admired Angie’s blog, taste and home for a long time.  She has so much talent to admire, and be influenced from.

I am very happy to have Angie, as I know you will be, too.

Hi! My name is Angie and I blog over at Postcards from the Ridge. I adore Meegan and her blog and I was thrilled when she asked to “visit” me on Field Trip Friday. What a fun idea!

A little about me: I’ve been married to my husband for almost 23 years and we have 2 teenage daughters. We live in a 1964 ranch style house that we’re constantly updating to reflect our style. Welcome to our humble home!

At Postcards from the Ridge, I share favorite paint colors, furniture makeovers, room redos, various tips and tutorials, and occasionally photos from our adventures in travel and outdoor excursions.

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 Thanks so much for having me, Meegan! It’s been a fun field trip!

Hello! My name is Michele. I’m so excited to be here on “Field Trip Friday” with Meegan. She is such a sweet person and I enjoy reading her field trips, so I was delighted when she asked me to be a part of one today.

I’m a mother of seven children and devoted wife.

I live in a little suburb of Eugene Oregon called Santa Clara and blog over at Shelstring (you can read more about that here). When we first saw our house, we thought it looked like the Brady Bunch house. We searched for our home for a year by the time we finally came upon this one, and I knew it was the one the moment I stepped inside. Immediately I saw the potential it had. Although we’ve worked on it ever since we bought it nine years ago, we still have a lot to do. Part of the reason is that I never feel finished once I complete a project and find myself swinging full circle back to where I started after I’m given a little time.

So I’ll show you a little peek inside, which isn’t going to be that impressive without the “before shots”, but it will be a little taste, at least, which is more than I’ve ever shared before. I’m not sure you’re going to feel priviledged since this is the first time I’ve ever blogged about my house, but I’m willing to give it a go. So come on in, we’re fortunate to be visiting on a sunny day-

I love when spring comes, the first thing I do is visit my favorite nursery and fill up all my flower pots.

This is the first thing I say when I open the door to visitors. You can read all about my 

Metal framed chalkboard here .

 Our entry console dons a lamp I made from an heirloom butter churn my mother gave me. You can read about that at Live Creatively Inspired , where I guest post each month.

If you look straight on from the front door, you are looking into the dining area where you will see one of my most recent projects. This is the Pine hutch I painted with homemade chalk paint. This hutch holds the china I inherited from my family. It compliments the new beadboard and shaker style framed windows I completed simutaniously in the spring, just in time for guests.

One of the first things we did in our house was remodel the kitchen. I will be sharing a full tour on my blog in my Summer Home Tour Series at the end of the summer, hopefully with the before and afters. Just to give a little insight, we pushed the wall the microwave is on out two feet and made the mud room a little smaller so that we could open up the kitchen a little more. My husband and a friend installed the cabinets and I tiled the backsplash. {One of my favorite things to DIY.}

I just got finished re-organizing our hutch area. The cookbooks were getting a little sloppy and the flour and sugar were on the counter by the sink making it quite a walk when baking.

The mud room was a blank canvas. It was just empty when we moved in. We moved the wall as close to the window as possible when we renovated the kitchen to give it a little more space. Although I installed the beadboard and created the seating area, I didn’t really complete the room until this week. The chalkboard wall was a project I did last summer for the beginning of the school year.

 I really had a lot of fun putting this room together. I wanted happy cheerful colors since it is gray and rainy so much of the time here.

The mudroom leads to the outside where I spend at least an hour a day in my gardens. I’m a California girl born and raised, so I don’t want to miss any sunlight when it’s out. One of the things I enjoy about the outdoors is that I often feel inspired to create something.

Here are a few of my favorite outdoor projects:

Baby to Potter– changing table made into a potting bench

Just Sittin’– log leg bench and tips to learn from

A Pallet, huh?– bench made from a pallet

Outside My Kitchen Window– Window box and herb markers

and here’s my latest creation

Water Heater Draft Turned Tier Planter

And a little more seating to enjoy…

our garden with it’s new peony bush this year (to the left with the pepsi crate)

Because of my love for the outdoor projects, I often find myself bringing the outdoors in.

Here’s an example:

A Planked Wall– made from our old fence boards

These are just a few of the types of things you will find me doing. I hope you will come by and visit me at Shelstring. I sure have loved visiting with all of you and hope you will also check out Meegan’s home tour on my Summer Home Tour Series. Thank you Meegan for inviting me! I hope you all have a wonderful Friday! ;)

Was I right?  Did you love Michele and her amazing talents?  Isn’t she full of inspiration and creativity?

Thank YOU, Michele for sharing your lovely home and ideas.

Thanks to everyone for stopping by for Field Trip Friday with Michele from Shelstring.

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It’s Friday!  Almost the weekend, and almost Summer.  I am honored to have Field Trip Friday with Shanna from Restoration Redoux today. Shanna will dazzle you with her talent and creativity.  I know you will enjoy Shanna’s work as much as I do.

Take it away Shanna…

Hi everyone! I’m Shanna from Restoration Redoux, and I’m super excited that my blogging buddy Meegan invited me over!

I’m a wife, a stay at home mom of 3 dogs, a cat, and an amazing teenage daughter. I’m a lover of yard sales, all things DIY, and decorating on a budget.

Going to yard sales is in my blood. Some of my earliest memories are going to yard sales with my grandmother. She was a doll collector, and I loved seeing the ratty, over-loved dolls she picked up for a quarter and watching her transform them into beautiful cherishables. She would clean them up, repair their clothes, and curl their hair until they looked brand new … and she made a living selling them.

I do sort of the same thing now except with furniture. I love taking old furniture pieces, ready for the dump, and breathing new life into them.

It’s always exciting when my clients send me photos of their pieces in their home like this Pink Striped Changing Table with DIY Frames that I made.

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