I had the day off with my car in the shop so I used this day to work on projects for my next craft fair.
You had to see my kitchen... sewing machine out, paint, tables, trunks, transfers, totes... you name it, I was working on it. It looked a little like Santa's workshop.
I thought I had more time but just realized that the craft fair I signed up for was taking place in 2 weeks...Yikes!

Today I'm using scrap pieces of grain sack fabric from repurposed napkins for the front of the pillows and striped ticking fabric on the back.

Using a product called Transfer Artist PaperI printed out a bee and wreath image from the Graphics Fair.


I added a cute little rusty bellto the center of the wreath.
Another pillow I made is the same as the bee/wreath

This one will make you laugh...
What do you get when you cross a hanger  with a basket?

I found a trunk on the side of the road....

One of my favorite things to repurpose are vintage kitchen items... they are so unexpected!

I love making wooden totes. I use wooden totes  of all kinds all over my house for storage.

Free is always good!

If you took my card at the flea market and you are new to Homeroad... welcome!

Mason jars are the order of the day for  the craft fair I'm in tomorrow.

This great piece of driftwood made a beautiful photo display.

I found this four feet of fabulous drifted wood on the beach one afternoon.

I brought it home and used a wash of watered down Duck Egg Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. Then I painted the word BEACH on the wood using a paint Sharpie. 

The whole board got a coat of clear wax and then a length of thick black wire for hanging beach photos with vintage clothespins.

It is a beautiful rustic, beachy place to display summer photos.


Love driftwood projects? Check these out! 
Driftwood House Number.
Driftwood Candle Holder