Driftwood is beautiful and can be found with the perfect rusty nail details. 

Today I'm going to create a rustic and repurposed easy Easter bunny silhouette sign.

This may be my new favorite Annie Sloan chalk paint color....

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A butcher board scrap becomes a fun footed cutting board.

A walk on the beach after Hurricane Sandy yielded a treasure of cast-offs.

Perfectly aged clothespins in minutes...

I've posted about this before but here is just a reminder.

Fill a container with white vinegar and a steel wool pad and let it sit overnight. It must be a steel wool pad that rusts. The ones from the hardware store do not rust.


Drop the clothespins into the solution making sure to coat each one thoroughly.

Remove the clothespins after just a few minutes and lay them out on a rag to dry them. 

When they are dry you will have beautifully aged clothespins!


Enjoy!

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It all started with great ceramic 
Dollar Tree mugs.

At one point I changed Grandma's  china cabinet into a piece of furniture for the TV...

Here it is after I decided not to use the glass doors...

When I saw theipad stand at Pottery Barn I knew I had to make one!

An old dresser drawer gets a stunning repurpose today.

The shamrock bowl you are looking for has been updated and can be found by visiting
St. Patrick's Day Lucky Find!

Finally a use for all these corks!

The top piece to an old dresser caught my eye as I drove by a pile of junk on the side of the road.

This $50.00 cast-off Thrift Store find becomes a gem!

I found new metal tart pan on clearance.

Some of you might recognize this vintage  burger press as a kitchen utensil.