I enjoy gardening and all things vintage and this DIY Aged Pot with a Transfered Vintage Image project combines both of those loves. Today I’m sharing how to age a flower pot with paint and then how to transfer a vintage image to it to get a one-of-a kind flower pot to enjoy in your…
Has a month already passed by since the Power Tool Challenge Team shared our outdoor themed projects? It must be being off from school that makes the time pass by so quickly for me in the summer. Our theme for July is “Anything Goes”, and I can’t wait to see what my friends share. I…
This week has been spring break and I’ve spent my time getting my home and garden ready for spring. In celebration of spring, I’m sharing how I’m decorating my flower beds outside with DIY bird feeders that I made using vintage snack sets. If you like to thrift shop, you’ve probably spotted snack sets for…
Winter is over and spring is finally here. Hurray! I’m welcoming the season with a rabbit door hanger that I crafted for my front entry. How to Make a Rabbit Door Hanger Making a Rabbit Door Hanger is an easy project. If you make one, in no time, you’ll have your own to…
A group of friends recently gathered at my house for dinner to celebrate the birthday of a dear friend. I set the table with my best china and designed an easy spring centerpiece for the table that I think is quite pretty. Since this centerpiece doesn’t contain cut flowers, it will last for a long…
Who is ready for spring? After this very long winter, I think most of us are more than ready for warmer weather, being outside, and the beauty that spring offers. Even though spring doesn’t officially begin until March 20, I decided to welcome it a few days early with an easy spring wreath that…
To decorate my front door for March, I made a unique St. Patrick’s Day wreath. I used utility wire to make a wreath form in the shape of a clover and then I added Boxwood sprigs to decorate it. I love how this looks on our front door; it’s the perfect early March door decoration….
It’s not quite spring, but I was tired of the winter wreath that I on my porch, so I crafted a new one. Even though it is officially still winter, seeing this wreath each day when I come home gives me hope that spring is almost here. It didn’t take long to craft this wreath…
Does this wreath remind you of lemons? It was designed to look like lemon head candies and I think it does. The inspiration for the wreath came from Country Home magazine. I sure hope that Country Home will come back. I miss it! To make this wreath, I ordered a gross of ping pong balls…