This was my last Roadkill Rescue challenge on Indy Style, the local lifestyle show I have been a pat of for the last 18 months. Viewer Jennifer submitted this worn out cabinet/dresser combo she had taking up room in her garage for a year and a half. So I literally took the entire thing apart and pretty much just used the wood to create a standing bathroom cabinet.
I am changing out our color scheme in our family room. We painted the walls a light gray color which really helped lighten the space. Then I added the new painted striped curtains and now I am moving onto the lamps. They were red and now with a few cans of spray paint I turned them into some DIY ombre lamps.
This wreath will literally take you 5 minutes. You really don’t even need a tutorial. This is the most simple Christmas wreath you will ever make. It is the same method I used for the Creepy Spider Infested Wreath from Halloween.
Megan from HosannaMade5 is here to show you how to make a quick project out of those scrap boards you have laying in your garage. Breadboards are are fun way to add character to your table. Giving each person a mini one feels so fancy and a great way to dress up a meal. If you can use a jigsaw this project is super simple and a great gift to give.
Jamie from C.R.A.F.T is back sharing a fun gift to give kids and adults too! It is a custom paint by number set. All you need is your favorite photograph and once painted you get an Andy Warhol style pop art for your walls.
Making over a vintage trailer probably isn’t something that most of us are going to have a chance to do…but you never know! What I do know is that I love it when I see someone take something old and fix it up to give it a new start at life. So, seeing these once-forgotten camping trailers made fresh and pretty just makes me happy! Have fun peeking inside these sweet little homes on wheels as I show you 5 Ways to Redo a Vintage Trailer.
What do you do when you’ve fallen in love with the chalkboard walls popping up all over the internet these days, but aren’t quite ready to commit to a full chalkboard wall (or have a husband that thinks you’re crazy when you mention the idea)? Well, today I’ve found some fun ways to experiment with chalk paint without covering an entire wall.
