Sometimes when you need something you have to make it yourself.

First, let me say, I had no idea what a noodle board was until I saw them on Pinterest so don't feel badly if you don't know. 

Orange slices make beautiful holiday decorations but are not just for Christmas and can be left up all winter for a sweet smell and a beautiful look! Today I'm going to show you how to make an easy to make orange slice garland.

Are you looking for a few last minute holiday gifts? Or are you ready to start making something for yourself? These dollar store candles cost almost nothing and couldn't be cuter!

Today I'm going to show you how to make one of the easiest wreaths you'll ever make!  This one is for Christmas but you can make it for any holiday by changing out the greens and the bow.

Today I'm giving a new craft a try. I'm going to dry orange slices and show you just how it's done. When I'm finished I'll be adding holiday scents to make our home smell like Christmas! 

This has got to be one of my favorite projects this year! Not only is it a great, multi-dimensional Christmas sign but you could leave it out all winter! 

This fun project uses the remnants of another wooden DIY project I just finished. I found rough hewn wood, the most rustic and least expensive wood in the wood department,  is found at Home Depot.  I bought a 6' piece for my last project and today I'm using the rest! 
I cut my board to the size I needed with a small circular saw then used a jigsaw to cut out a simple handle for my bread board. 
I drilled a hole into the top of the handle so I could add twine for hanging. 

I stained my wood with my very favorite stain... Rustoleum Transformations. 
I bought it at Home Depot. 

You just brush it on and wipe it off for the perfect coverage. 

As you can see I use it all the time and I'm definitely ready for a new can myself! 
Now the fun part! 
I used the Rustic Christmas tree stencil by …