Sometimes less is better. When it comes to creating beautiful decor, sometimes it’s as simple as slapping on some greenery and calling it done. Same can be said for this project. Many of us have or have at least come across an old broken glass window in our time pondering what we could create with it. For this project you’ll need: one grapevine wreath A few lambs ear greenery pieces (I got this and the wreath from Wal-Mart) Some string or wire strong enough to hang the wreath Take the lambs ear piece by piece and gently insert the stems of them intertwining them in the grapevine wreath so the…
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Stamped Book Stacks DIY
Well, us Pinterest freaks have all seen these and they are certainly all the buzz! I inherited a few stacks of old vintage books in the last year and there they’ve sat, on a shelf collecting dust and let me tell you, they are good for that!But what they’re also good for is what is known as “stamped books” decor and if you’re a farmhouse lover, you know what train I’m jumpin on here! So let’s get down to the DIY gritty.I took some regular old white craft paint from the paint section in Wal-Mart, painted each side of the books and let dry. They were quick to dry too…
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Wood Framed Farmhouse Sign – DIY
My home literally bleeds the farmhouse feel and look but while that IS the case, I’ve noticed that in all it’s farmhouse glory, I have not ONE sign that really reads “Farmhouse” – you know, like all other fellow farmhouse bloggers. Sooo…. in realizing this, I began my mission. I began with a scrap piece of board from my “she-shed”. It was much like a tempered hardboard panel. I painted it white with a matte spray paint and while I let that dry, I headed to my Cricut and began designing and printing my awesome Farmhouse stencil. Once the white Painted dried, I stenciled on the grey lettering using some…
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Hello March!
It’s always been a tradition of ours each March, being as our ancestors were Irish, to get our hands on these delicious Shamrock Shakes! Don’t forget to pick yours up. They sure don’t last long (enough) and taste grrrrreat! Please follow and like!
