I've been eyeing those wooden bead garlandsbut you know as a DIYer I couldn't actually pay for one. Today I'm making something similar! 

Here are several ways you can repurpose old chairs and create something new for your home.

I've done a few posts about the things I've made for our dog in the past and you can read about them below.  Today I'm creating a container for her dry dog food by recycling a large popcorn tin leftover from Christmas. 
The dog has a little corner of our kitchen with a DIY dog fence designating her area.  The sketch is one my daughter did of our dog Kody that is sadly no longer with us. 
The dry food used to be sitting out on the table but not now that we have this cute and easy to make dog food storage tin.  I spray painted the popcorn tin white with a spray chalky paint. A couple of coats was all it needed.



When the paint dried I cut out paw prints and the words DOG FOOD with my Silhouette Machine. It didn't take long to get good at this machine and now I want to add words and…

After making all the Scrabble ornaments I made for Christmas this year I had a lot of tiles left over. 

Ever think about experimenting with a few power tools? 
These easy DIY projects might be just the project to try.

I am sure you are just as excited as I was to see  the final Flea Market Flip projects done by the students. 

This galvanized steel bin was a great garage sale find. 

Today I'm sharing a collection of some of my favorite transfer methods and the fun projects I've created using them.

Today I had the honor of passing along the fine art of repurposing to a group of local High School students. 

One of my favorite creations are tiered trays.

If you're like me and you love old shutters
then this post is for you! Old shutters are easy to find at thrift stores and on the side of the road. 

I'm making a ton of new signs lately so I thought
I would add a new spin to this one.

Today I'm showing you how much fun it can be to use broken tables to create something new for your home!

Today I'm sharing 4 of my favorite unique repurposed storage ideas.

On a recent trip to the thrift store I found a small  cutting board and a Mason Jar. 

I've wanted a beautiful architectural decorative window  for a long time now. 

The more I learn about my vinyl cutter the more fun I have.

I've had a beautiful chalkboard in my collection for a long time now and in the spirit of finishing what I started this New Year, today I gave it a makeover!

Create a beautiful winter mantel with Christmas leftovers!

Putting away the Christmas decorations can be bitter sweet. 
There are so many pieces I just love so I'm keeping them out this year and creating an icy blue winter mantel.
I changed out my Christmas Mantel by removing the Santa, the reindeer, and the lights. 

In their places I added my icy blue Mason Jar collection. 
These colors are perfect for the cold winter months. 

I added a battery powered tea light under the vintage insulators for a little sparkle.



 I matched the pillows on the kitty approved couch too!

Leaving up those snowy trees just works for the winter and I barely had to move them. 

I added a giant glittered snowflake to my DIY mantel ladderwhich I leave on my mantel all year long.