As you know I love to repurpose items rather than send them to the land fill. 
When I recently replaced my kitchen pendant lights I turned the glass globes into something I use around my house all the time. 
Today, I'm repurposing another glass globe into a beautiful glass bell that actually rings! 
Decorate it for the seasons by easily changing out the bow.
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I was browsing Amazon recently and saw a gold eyeglass holder I really wanted.  I wear sun glasses, prescription glasses, readers and even sunglass bifocal glasses. But like many of you, they are never where I want them when I need them. 
I had the eyeglass holder in my cart for a while but before spending twenty bucks on it I looked around to see what I could use to make one myself! I'm a little cheap that way. 
I found just what I needed from two thrifted items and ended up making one of my own. 
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Do you decorate for Fall? If you do you may have faux pumpkins you pull out year after year like I do. 
And by now you have all seen decoupaging with napkins techniques, you've probably even tried it yourself.
When I found the cutest little mushroom cocktail napkins at Home Goods I headed straight for some of my old beat-up pumpkins to give them a brand new look!
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Here is a fun one today! It is fairly easy to make and you can keep it out all Fall season! 
I began with a simple fake pumpkin and created the cutest covered dish for the Fall. 
I'm using this at my coffee bar to hold coffee pods but you can use it for fruit, candy, or whatever you want to store away in a festive decorative dish! 
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On a recent trip to Marshalls I saw the cutest ghost lumbar pillow and I was sure it was something I could make in no time! 
I snapped a photo and remembered I had the perfect pillow cover at home to replicate the look. 
I had all the easy to find supplies at home so I got to work! 
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Recently I was offered two metal plant propagation stands. They were interesting, metal sides with test tubes and all. They were also very dirty! 
Biggest problem is that I don't do indoor plants. I kill them every time! 
I can do a lot of things but I must have the brownest thumb on the planet! 
I decided to take those vessels and turn them into something else of course! 
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This is not a sponsored post, it is just me redoing our guest bathroom one more time! 
This bathroom has gone through a ton of changes and every one of them has a different look. 
I've managed to save the old vanity a couple of times and today I'm using the CUTEST dark mushroom wallpaper to give the room some much needed character. 
Have you ever used peel and stick wallpaper?  Would you use dark wallpaper in a small bathroom?
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We all have them... those old heirloom pumpkins we bought years ago to decorate our homes for Fall. 
Fast forward a few years, they've been stored in bins in the basement or garage and they now have bumps, bruises, and scuffs you didn't notice until it was time to take them out again. 
I don't know about you but mine even get batted and bounced around by the grandchildren when they're on display during the season. 
I've finally decided it was time for a mine to get a makeover!
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Today I'm making one of the easiest Halloween pillows ever! 
I had an old fleece blanket I cut up a while back for a project and trust me I'll be using the rest of the scraps again real soon! 
Grab a fall colored pillow cover and either fleece or felt and follow along! There is no sewing involved and it couldn't be easier! 
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Have you found any vintage fabric at the thrift store lately or do you have any heirloom fabric that you've been holding onto for years? 
I've got a great Fall and Halloween project for you with a vintage vibe today. 
I'm using heirloom fabric and a couple of candle stands to create the cutest and easiest ghost duo to decorate your home for Fall. 
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In the past I've made paper bats and hung them around my home for Halloween. 
This year when I saw metal bats for sale at a crazy price I decided to make some of my own. 
I'm using something today that you may even have in your garage but can be purchased at the hardware store very inexpensively.
I'm loving my DIY flying bats and the best part is that they will last forever! 
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I'm giving a fun Fall craft a try today! I'm stenciling with Mod Podge! 
Yep and you should see the pretty texture it makes on anything! 
Any stencil will do and you can even use school glue so you don't need any special supplies! 
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If you've been following for a while you know I love to create cloches! 
I make them out of anything I can find, wire, glass, plastic... you name it, I see a cloche! 
Today I'm repurposing three of my kitchen pendant lights to create the cutest large cloches to add to my collection! 
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Today I'm sharing some of my favorite ideas for baskets. 
I am a certified basket lover, always was, always will be!
Today I'm going to show you how to fix up baskets you find at garage sales and thrift stores, giving them an updated look. 
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I had a lot of fun making this ghost today using a recycled can, some wire and cheese cloth. 
It is such an easy and inexpensive project that can be made in any size!  You can also make a bunch and hang them around the house! 
Use recycled supplies and it's even better! 
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Today I'm making Fall art using vintage buttons and a repurposed frame. 
I love using vintage buttons and they are something that is easy to find in thrift stores and antique shops. 
This cute little framed piece looks great on a shelf and is fun to create! 
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Hey! Anyone out there a fan of vintage hangers? 
I sure am and today I'm going to show you how I've used them to create easy DIY projects as well as using them in my home for decoration for storage and for organizing! 
Vintage hangers are easy to find at garage sales, thrift stores and antique stores. 
You can get all kinds at great prices and if you're really lucky you may find some with vintage signage on them! 
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I saw the cutest cement look lanterns in Anthropologie lately and I knew I could find a lantern and duplicate the look with my own spin. 
Cement paint is one of my favorite things to make and I've made it several different ways in the past. 
Today I'm using the easiest paint treatment on a thrifted lantern to give it a great look! 
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Today I'm using a piece of scrap wood leftover from a project I did with my daughter to create a beautiful Fall decoration you can use many ways. 
The piece was a simple piece of primed moulding that was about 3" wide.  
This project can be made with different kinds of scrap wood to create different-sized candy corn.
I'm displaying the candy corn I made two ways today.
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Every once in a while I see a project out on the internet I want to recreate in my own way. 
Today's farmhouse pillow project looked so easy I knew I could make mine very similar using items I had at home. 
This pillow came from one of my favorite websites so I'll give you all the info if you'd just rather purchase your own! 
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