Today's project is something I've needed in my kitchen for a long time now. 
Vintage crates are good for so many things and can be embellished with a stencil to make them even more fabulous! 
Come see what I made with a bunch of vintage crates I've been holding on to for years. 
No vintage crates? I'll show you how to create the look!...

I've said before how much I love my outdoor solar lights. 
The best part is that they were all made from solar lights bought at the Dollar Tree. 
You may think they don't last very long but I have some that are still burning bright from last season! 
Take a look at one of my favorite makeovers...

Don't you just love the look of solar lights at night?
I sure do but I'm not a fan of the cheap lights that just stick into the ground. 
I love to repurpose and I like my DIY solar lights with a bit of character. 
Today I'll show you how I turned the cheap $1 solar lights from the dollar store into something special! 

I love faux paint treatments and I'm always experimenting with something new. 
I've done several makeovers of glass vases recently but this time I've hit the holy grail of paint treatments! 
It's a recipe I've made before but this time I tripled the secret ingredient. 
You won't believe the after! ... 

Today's project was one I've been hoping to do for a long time now. 
I have an outdoor pouf/ottoman that I no longer need and rather than get rid of it, I'd like to give it a makeover and use it inside. 
At first I wasn't sure just how I was going to go about making the cover but I figured it out as I went and now I'm going to show you how...

Don't you just love beautiful outdoor lighting?
I sure do and since repurposing is my game I have several great ideas for you to try. 
I've collected 7 of my favorite repurposed outdoor lighting ideas with links to the projects so you can see how they are done. 
Take a look...

Today I'm making an easy repurposed project repurposing a basket full of legs from my daughter's old bedroom furniture. These are the perfect "legs" that are great for so many projects! On a recent trip to the thrift store I also purchased some inexpensive wooden bowls.Read more to see how great they look now! First, I removed the double sided screw from the furniture legs I had. 


There was no need to paint these legs because they were already white and looked great... but you could! 
As you scroll through this post please pay attention to the bold blue links for more Homeroad information and the products I used for this project. Visit the READ MORE sections for more DIY projects from Homeroad!
I used wood glue and E6000 glue to…

I haven't painted furniture in a long time but I've been wanting to try this fun idea for a while now!
I wanted to turn a boring old end table I had into a beauty but didn't want to work too hard! 
I added a retro stenciled drawer liner that was perfect for this little table! 

Here is a quick and easy project that will show you how easy it is to turn something boring into something new and beautiful!
I used a pillow cover I already had at home and gave it a whole new look! 
You're gonna love this one! 
I'm also adding several other DIY pillows you're going to love! 

I just love turning something ho-hum into something I will use to decorate my home!
Today I'm turning another clear glass flower vase from the thrift store into a cute, cute vase for Spring flowers. 
You won't believe how easy it is to transform a thrift store find! 

I'm ready to decorate the deck even if the weather isn't. 
Today I'm creating a giant tray with legs for the center of my outdoor coffee table. 
I'm painting it to match my new patio covers and it couldn't be cuter! 
The supplies are readily available and it was very easy to make! 

I've needed a new step stool for a while now.  
I have 6 little grandchildren that need to reach the bathroom sink. 
When I saw a rustic one that looked easy to make I was on it!
I used reclaimed wood from my workshop and it was even easier than I imagined to make! 

I have a favorite cement mannequin that I use to decorate my deck. 
Originally it was white and had a post and a stand.
Unfortunately, I've left it outside over the winter many times and this year it broke. 
The question now is... do I fix it or dump it? 

Earlier this week I showed you how I made a footed cutting board using wooden egg cups. 
The wooden egg cups were found at Marshalls but similar are available online. 
Today, I'll show you what I did with the rest of the egg cups that came in that package.
I was really thrilled with this one and it's the perfect size for jewelry or the kitchen! 

Have you ever done a DIY that had a lot of potential but you just didn't love it?
Did you ever think about making it over again?
Here at Homeroad I try to do projects that will apply to many styles... even if it isn't mine. 
Today I'm changing things up with this crazy post and making over a makeover... 

Today I made one of the quickest project ever! 
I turned a garage sale cutting board into a raised cutting board with one easy step!
I'll show you how easy it is and where you can get the supplies for less! 

If you think stenciling is difficult, I'm here today to show you how easy it is! 
Sometimes just one simple stenciled color on a piece makes all the difference.
Today I'm using one of my new favorite Boho stencils on several different projects.
You won't want to miss this!