It came fast and went fast! The holidays are  over and now it's time to pack it all away. We celebrated, we partied, we gave gifts, and now is time to clean it all up! But where do you store your fragile ornaments? I found a great ornament storage solution at Costco and it was free! 

Have you seen these great round shelves on Fixer Upper? Do you want to get that look for almost nothing? Those round shelves Joanna fills with plants or knick-knacks are beautiful and I've figured out how to make them myself and save money too!

Welcome to my collection of funky Christmas trees, today's project is an easy bottle brush snow globe that won't cost a lot to make and looks beautiful! 

Today I'm showing you how to make a quick and easy unique Christmas wreath using a repurposed cabinet door. No cabinet door? You can make this on any piece of reclaimed wood! 

I was lucky enough to be gifted this very large hand made sled when they cleaned out the shop at my school.

The things I find on the side of the road never cease to amaze me! Like these lanterns, I actually found 6 and sold 4 of them. These were expensive PB lanterns and they were dumped in a pile on the side of the road. 

If you've followed along this month you probably saw the Christmas wreath I made from a broken clock. Today I'm using a few more pieces of that same clock to make another fun holiday wreath. 

I couldn't wait for this stencil to get here because I had a great idea for an another advent calendar! I literally started this project as soon as the stencil arrived so it would be ready to use on December 1st! 

Cheese boards are a popular appetizer idea during the holidays and this DIY tray began at Thanksgiving when the idea for making one to use for Christmas hit me. 

Rustic is my favorite language and when I found a pile of old fence boards on the side of the road one day, I had several Christmas projects in mind.