Patriotic Craft – Presidents Day Pillow
In honor of President’s Day I thought I would repost my patriotic pillow of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln with penny…
DIY Fabric Wall Art Décor – Easy Tutorial
I get asked fairly often how to decorate large walls inexpensively. Buying art or frames adds up when you have…
5 Ways to Make a Pillow for Valentine’s Day
If you’ve been a reader for very long, you know I have a thing for pillows. Being able to switch…
Pet Name Custom Art
I am a sucker for sweet sentiments, custom art, and meaningful decorations on my walls. Which is probably evidenced by…
I’m Dreamin of a Sharpie Canvas Wall Art
I absolutely love this sharpie canvas wall art of the song lyric from the Beatles. I remember listening to this song over and over again on my cassette tape back in middle school probably floating off and dreaming of my latest crush. Good times. Laura from Finding Home made this super inexpensive piece from foamcore and a Sharpie marker.
State Pride Tour: Indiana
Welcome to State Pride Week. This week I have partnered with 30 bloggers to showcase a project, craft or recipe to showcase our home state. I currently live smack dab in the middle of the USA in Indiana. I took advantage of my states initials and created an “IN love” silk screen that I can use over and over again. I chose to make some pillows and a canvas out of my “IN love” silk screen.
Hair Clip Holder
Hey there, it’s Monica (and Jess) from The Real Housewives of Bucks County. We’re so glad you guys liked…
5 Ways of Decorating the Home with Chevron
One of the hottest trends in textiles and housewares this year is the chevron pattern. Although it has taken…
5 Ways to Decorate with Birds
As I have gotten older, I have found myself taking more pleasure in God’s creation. One of the joys of…
5 Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs
Eggs are staples when it comes to decorating for Easter. Why you may ask? In many cultures, eggs symbolize new…
World Wall Maps
Need a great way to create a large piece of art for your home? Maps are often large when…