Pottery Barn Inspired Schoolhouse Utility Boards
For years Pottery Barn Kids carried these adorable Schoolhouse Utility Boards perfect for a mudroom or a playroom to engage…
5 Ways to Get Your House Ready for School
I know that a few of you have already started your school year, and many of the rest of you are anticipating it in the coming weeks. It’s true, when it comes to keeping track of carpools, lunch menus, field trip forms, homework, backpacks, and shoes…..things can get overwhelming! Making sure your house is organized in a way that contributes to helping everyone being able to get ready independently is a huge step towards eliminating some of the stress of the morning rush. I hope these 5 Ways to Get Your House Ready for School will give you some ideas that will help your family during the upcoming school year.
5 Ways to Make Holiday Gifts for Teachers
Teachers work hard all year, but the holiday season is a great time to show them how much we appreciate…
Kids Command Center – Pottery Barn Kids Knock-Off
As I am working on my son’s bedroom makeover I wanted to give a glimpse back at some of the…
5 Ways to Make an Advent Calendar
I’m sure we all know by now that I can’t resist a countdown. I’ve crafted ways to help my family count the days to every major holiday or event over the years, and you can bet that I’ll make a dozen more before I hang up my glue gun for good! So, it should come as no surprise that I can’t imagine a Christmas celebration without an Advent calendar. Check out these DIY ideas for 5 Ways to Make an Advent Calendar.
Reversible Glittered & Monogrammed Wood Slice – OH YEAH!
Hello friends I am back to share a Make-It Give It project as part of an ongoing campaign with Jo-Ann…
Oversized DIY Chalkboard Sign
Hey there! I’m Shayna from The Wood Grain Cottage! I hope you’re having an absolutely wonderful July thus far! I’m…
How to Make a Chalkboard Calendar
Hey all! It’s Carmel, from Our Fifth House, and today I’m back with yet another project using leftover wood that…
DIY Greek Key Stenciled Chalkboard Art
Hi Infarrantly Creative fans. I’m Sarah from Sarah M. Dorsey Designs and I’m back to share a simple way to personalize your walls for little $$! This past Saturday, I went to Goodwill and found these framed paintings for only $5 each. Readily available at thrift stores, they are perfect to transform and make your own! Since mine had a sturdy wood back, I decided to make a pair of chalk boards for my entry.
Make Your Own Word Find Chalkboard
I love projects like this. It is just a way to add custom and personal to your walls. I love subway art for the same reason. The typographic word find chalkboard, complete with special phrases for your family, is a quirky (and inexpensive!) way to add personality to your home. Welcome Karianne from Thistlewood Farms to show us how.
5 Ways to Use Chalkboard Paint
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)? Â Well, today I’ve found some fun ways to experiment with chalk paint without covering an entire wall.
Chalkboard Door
Kids love chalkboards. An interior garage door is the perfect surface to add a little personality. Generally it is the door only your family sees. Why not make it fun with a little chalkboard paint? That is exactly what Jess from the East Coast Creative did. Join me in welcoming her and taking a spy at her mini garage makeover.