You know those time when you need a way to transport cupcakes to your child’s class for a birthday or to a party at a friend’s house, but, alas, you have no way to carry them? Jaime from That’s My Letter has the answer to all your cupcake carrying needs with this Anthropologie-inspired wooden cupcake carrier. The simple wood box has trays with … [Read more...]
Faceted Bead Curtain Tie Backs
Kathy from Up to Date Interiors has a gorgeous gold canopy bed with curtains and was inspired by Anthropologie to create tiebacks for each corner. She made her own faceted “gems” out of clay and then created the tieback with rope and embroidery floss. This whole DIY only cost Kathy $3 for four tiebacks! Kathy was inspired by the Faceted Bead … [Read more...]
Practical and Stylish Letter Holder
Organization is a problem for most of us, especially when it comes to the space we use for everyday work. How frustrating is it to not be able to find a pen, a pair of scissors or a notepad when we need it? Jaime from Jaimecostiglio has designed a letter holder that is as practical as it is stylish. Seeing one similar at Anthropologie she decided … [Read more...]
Stay Organized Wood Trays
Looking for a way to keep yourself organized and your desk free from clutter? These organizer trays from Tasha at Designer Trapped in a Lawyers Body will not only be functional, but stylish as well. Tasha was inspired by the stacking boxes from Anthropologie but did not want to spend hard earned money on something she could make for less. By … [Read more...]
How to Cover Books with Paper in Anthropologie Style
Jenna Grace received a copy of Wuthering Heights from Anthropologie as a gift a few years ago. She loved the beautiful cover that had vintage artwork and hand lettering and decided to recover some of her books with pretty patterned paper to make a set. Jenna walks you through all the steps if you’ve never covered books before. It is such a simple … [Read more...]
Puffy Pom-Pom Yarn Wreath
I love a good DIY wreath, and this puffy pom-pom wreath made by Tara from Between You and Me is totally swoon-worthy! The great news is that’s also totally doable for the crafter and non-crafter alike. I absolutely adore the peppermint stick ribbon and the fact that this is a Christmas wreath that doesn’t scream Christmas. With a quick ribbon … [Read more...]
Time to Shine Gold Chandelier
What could be better than finding a way to replicate an item that is far beyond your budget? Andrea from Harlow and Thistle knows the answer. She saw a gold chandelier at Anthropologie for over $1000 and decided to recreate it for about $10.00 How did she do it? In her directions, Andrea explains how she used straws, a glue gun, and some … [Read more...]
Summertime Decor Tip: Create Wooden Signs With Rolled Paper Flowers
Discarded wooden pallets can be found outside of many different stores and warehouses. They are used to hold crates, boxes, and other merchandise before it goes out onto the shop floor, and when the pallets get old and worn out, they are usually tossed out. This makes them prime craft material, after you clean them up and cut them down to size, of … [Read more...]
A Touch of Whimsy Q-Tip Flower Craft
Megan from Homemade Ginger found inspiration for a kid friendly craft project on a trip to Anthropologie. Displayed in their store were large flowers made from Q-Tips. A light bulb went off and she knew that her kids would have loads of fun making their own Q-tip flowers. With Q-tips, and some other basic craft supplies Megan shows close up … [Read more...]
DIY Floral Applique Curtains
Laura from Décor to Adore has had a love affair with appliqued curtains for awhile now. She first saw them at Anthropologie but had to pass thanks to their hefty price tag. Instead she turned to one of my favorite curtains sources, Ikea, to make her own. Laura chose a tablecloth with a pattern and color scheme she loved, cut closely around the … [Read more...]
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