I am on a Boho roll lately... 
Creating projects for my home that are not only handmade but use natural elements. 
Today I'm creating a stick garland from a repurposed thrift store find and it couldn't be easier or cuter! 
If you love the runner it is available on Amazon. 
See how easy it is to create with natural elements for your home...

Did you ever make a project and think you could do more? 
Recently I repurposed a wooden slatted roller shade and made a beautiful rustic frame for an old mirror. 
Today, after living with the mirror for a while I thought it could use more! 
I'm using one of my very favorite stencils and making the frame even cuter than it was before creating a mudcloth design! 

As time goes on I find myself more and more attracted to everything BOHO.
Maybe because I grew up in the 60's and 70's but I'm thinking my taste is moving toward the simple and natural designs of Bohemian decor. 
Is there a BOHO Farmhouse? Is that a thing? 
Today I'm creating a simple project that was more out of necessity than anything else and I am in love with the finished product! 

I had several wooden egg cups leftover from another project and while passing through the workshop today I had an idea! 
There was Dollar Tree floral foam on my workshop table and that was all I needed to see. 
This easy and inexpensive idea looks so pretty on a small shelf and if you're a succulent lover, just anywhere is a good place! 
See what I created from just a few leftover supplies. 

Around here necessity is definitely the mother of invention. 
Every time I need something I check the basement to see how I can turn something I have into something I need. 
Today I needed a full length mirror for the guest room. 
My theme in the guest room is baskets and wicker so I had a great idea!...

Something you may not know about me is that back in the 70's I was the macrame queen of our town! 
Not really... but I probably could have been. 
I did macrame all the time, plant hangers, wall hangings, jewelry... you name it, I did it! 
I'm happy to see it is coming around again so I'm giving it a shot to see if I still remember how...