Last week when I showed you my DIY drop down ironing board I made for $20. At the end of that post I left you hanging saying that you could hide the ironing board as well. Do you want to see what I did? I made the most awesome shelf for all my paints, dyes, and Mod Podge that is actually a secret door to hide my ironing board. {Squuuueeealll!}
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 hauled this Roadkill Rescue all the way home from Atlanta! We spent Christmas in Atlanta this year and my Grandpa and Grandma had more than just a gift for me – they gave me an old rickety table they have had for decades that they were ready to pitch. Yes, they love me that {…Read More…}
I have a thing for storage. The minute I was sent a big box full of Martha Stewart’s new paint line I immediately thought “Where am I going to store this?” I decided to add to my craft paint storage with a little shelf that probably once stored nic-nacs. So after I {…Read More…}
Today I have a dear friend Traci guest posting about how to make cafe style shelves similar to the ones at Ballard Designs. They are the perfect chunky shelves to showcase any special decor on. Hi Ya’ll! My name is Traci and I blog at Beneath My Heart. I am so excited to be {…Read More…}
