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.
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.
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 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.
Every 2nd Friday of each month my talented blogging friends get together and share some of their thrifty ideas. Whether it’s a thrifted find or creative idea, we like to share our ingenuity with you.
This month we are having a HUGE giveaway!
And we are excited for YOU to enter and win ONE of these Home Decor pieces.
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.
It’s a great way to savor the Christmas cards I truly treasure.
This project is easy and costs very little to make.
This Easy and Simple Eucalyptus Garland takes three components and a short amount off time. That’s my kind of craft. Perfect for a casual day of crafting and relaxation.
I was out shopping today, looking at pillows, throws and floral arrangements. I love looking and thinking about different ways I could recreate what I have seen in stores and online.
I love how my Boho Style Pillow came out. It’s the ambiance I am trying to create in our cottage apartment.
I have been eyeing pieces like this at Hobby Lobby, Michael’s and Pier One Imports. I KNEW I could make my own for a fraction of the cost.
This is in conjunction with the Thrifty Style Team for August. Every second Wednesday of each month my talented blogging friends share their most recent thrifty project, home decor or tips for you.
I am excited to show you what I have been up to.
Hi everyone. It’s the 2nd Wednesday of month when I get to share with my Thrifty Style Team. These bloggers are amazing, a long with their husbands or partners. Besides me sharing a Thrifty DIY Ladder Chandelier idea, each blogger is highlighting a thrifty project titled “Dads Do DIY-Thrifty Style”
It’s going to be a lot of fun filled with a lot of creative ideas.
The project that I am going to share today is a Thrifty DIY Ladder Chandelier.
It’s also the 2nd Wednesday of the month, so it’s time for the Thrifty Style Team to share their incredible and thrifty decorating ideas. It is always a treat to see what everyone comes up with. I will have all the links to their projects listed below.
It is really simple and super easy to make. You can use it for party decorations, Boho style decor, adding some flair to your vintage pieces or even as a garland for a mantel.
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.
It’s super simple and fun for a Spring party, tablescape or place card idea.
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.
