knock off decor, copycat decor
Ashlee from Two Naps By Noon really liked the chalkboard feature of some jars she saw at Pier 1. However, Ashley wanted her labels to be removable so she could wash the jars. That’s where some chalkboard paper and a large paper punch came in handy. Ashlee simply cut out her desired shapes and then popped them onto some pantry containers. Of course, these are great for basic labeling, but I love the idea of using them to remember cooking times and instructions too! Brilliant!
Angie from Knick of Time has long loved the look of enamel signs. When she couldn’t seem to win one in a giveaway or afford to purchase her own, Angie found a way to make her own with cardstock and glass glaze. Angie’s signs have the look of enamel, and you can make several of them for only $9!
Michelle from Chalkboard Blue built this cubby system inspired by a hotel front desk organizer that is perfect for storage and display. The original inspiration came from a cubby organizer from Pottery Barn, but Michelle put her own spin on the design. She most recently used the cubbies as an advent calendar countdown to Christmas and loved how it came out!
Sometimes it’s the little details that make a big difference. Connie from Connie Nikiforoff Designs purchased an inexpensive lotion set at Big Lots. The color, scent, and price were all perfect. The cheapo label? No so much. Connie simply created a new label on the computer, copying the style and design of a pricey set [...Read More]
