Simple, beautiful living.
I’ve got the easiest envelope DIY pillow cover to share with you. It’s so simple I make all my pillows this way! I love to change out my pillows and making them yourself can be very economical and it’s so easy! Measure your pillow form and add one inch to each length. If the pillow is 24″ x 18″ cut you would cut the front 25″
WIth so many little occasions a bouquet from your yard is a sweet gift for a dance recital, graduation or even a teacher gift. With a few simple supplies you can make your own. If you don’t have flowers you can use, try Trader Joe’s or your local florist. I use my gardening shears for cutting flowers but you can use scissors if the stems
Create this DIY Father’s Day Album! These little photo albums are such a thoughtful gift. You can pull one together in about an hour depending on how many you want to make them. My husband has a little collection of albums I’ve given him over the years. To create your own album you’ll need: 3 brown paper lunch bags (you can use more to make
I love giving handmade gifts and these ornaments are just lovely. You don’t need much to make them, just a few supplies and a little time. You’ll need: Paper mache balls, paper (I used sheet music and old french dictionary pages), Modge Podge, a small brush, glitter (I used both German glass glitter and fine glitter), paper & stamps if you want to add tags and
Gotta love Pic Monkey, so fun to try out all their cool editing tools! I painted the inside black to give it some drama, the white ironstone really pops. The rest of the piece is a warm neutral from BM. You can find the color here. Right now it’s home is the front porch but I plan on selling this piece along with the other
Here is the color of the cabinet, it’s almost done! It’s a lovely warm neutral. I think I’m going to do the inside of the cabinet black for some drama. See you soon! Susan
By now you’ve gotta be thinking how many things does this girl have in her garage? I swear this is the last one! I love collecting old pieces and making them pretty again. I got this one at a garage sale we spotted on the way to baseball, my family thinks I’m crazy. I got it all sanded and ready to go. While taking the
I just happened to have another $5 side table hiding in the garage. It got the same little makeover the first one did! I love the way to coordinate but are different. Paint is a great way to make two different styles cohesive. In case you missed the original post or you want to know the details you can find it here. The first table
I picked up this little table at a garage sale for $5 last summer. It’s been collecting dust and I decided to get it out and repaint it and make the top a chalkboard. I thought it would be a fund twist on a typical painted piece. Before I gave it a quick sand and painted away! I used the French Linen Annie Sloan’s chalk
As part of our Winter party decor I’m making paper snowflakes. The 3D variety. My daughter came home from school with one and I thought they were lovely. Just a few simple supplies, copy paper, scissors, tape and a stapler. Fold into a square and cut off excess paper. Fold into a triangle. Fold again. With fold along bottom. Cut three lines about 3/4″ wide
