Can you paint an old dirty slop sink?That was the question I had. My latest project was to completely clean and organize my work space and I'm beginning with the sink.

This was a quick little project that used up the last pieces of old picket fence I found on the side of the road. 

I've needed a new outdoor table for some time now but so far haven't seen anything I liked that was big enough. So today I'm building my own. 

This project started because I'm trying to use what I have and I had all the supplies needed at home right now. 

Here's an easy one that combines my love of decorating the garden with the Summer holidays. These easy American flag plant stakes use picket fence scraps.

This adorable garden project began in the workshop, but even before that it started many years ago in someone's kitchen. 

I never thought twice about the garden gnome craze but when I needed to decorate my yard during the stay at home order, suddenly making one from scrap wood was a great idea!

We've been working hard on a garden and garden fence this Spring. It isn't finished yet but we took a break to build an easy potting bench and I'll show you how we did it. 

When the warmer weather comes around I like to decorate my garden as much as I like to decorate my home. 

A table riser is a pretty way to give importance to items on your dinner table or to give height to your displays. Today I'll show you just how easy it is to make one yourself with scrap wood. 

The bags for donation are piling high in my basement as we continue to organize and downsize.  

This junk creation began when I was gifted a box of vintage kitchen items. This piece caught my eye and while I thought I knew what it was, I wasn't too sure.