Make Your Own Thanksgiving “Be Grateful” Pallet Art
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Make Your Own Thanksgiving “Be Grateful” Pallet Art

ByInfarrantly Creative

Back in February I made a super inexpensive and large piece of pallet art for Valentine’s Day.  Since the colors were in the scheme of my current living room pallet I have left it up all year round.  I decided to tackle the project again and give it a little Thanksgiving spin with the words “Be Grateful.” {I know I skipped right over Halloween and onto Thanksgiving.  HA!}  I never want to be limited by the holiday decor so I made it without any leaves or autumn colors. This project is really easy and cost less than $10! 

 

How to Build an Upcycled Planter Box
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How to Build an Upcycled Planter Box

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I am so absolutely thrilled with how this DIY planter box turned out.  I finally used all the fence posts that I scavenged from my neighbors trash a couple of year’s ago….sniff.  I love the mix of old weathered wood with fresh rich stained tones.  This planter is huge coming in at 7 1/2 feet long.  It makes a huge impact as you walk up to my door and I love seeing some color on my porch area.

 

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DIY Unusual Pallet Wall Art
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DIY Unusual Pallet Wall Art

ByInfarrantly Creative

I am not a huge seasonal decorator.  Are you?  I don’t have a lots of tchotchkes and other décor to just change it up every season.  I am pretty simplistic in my approach to decorating.  I usually decorate maybe one entryway table seasonally and maybe add in a few new pillows since I love making them. I decided to create a large DIY “LOVE” art for Valentine’s day.  However, I used untraditional Valentine’s day colors so I can display it year round.  It looks like a mini pallet.

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5 Ways to Get This Look: Disney Family Living Room

5 Ways to Get This Look: Disney Family Living Room

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Have you ever watched a movie or TV show and been more interested in the sets than the plot?  I know I’m not alone in this, because Julia from Hooked on Houses gets requests from readers all the time to showcase homes from movies and television shows.  One of those “home tours” that gets clicked on the most is theset from the Disney Channel sitcom, “Good Luck Charlie.”   Check out these five tutorials I’ve found for making your home look a little bit like the one the Duncans live in.Disney Look for Less