If you are having a party or a wedding in the rustic farmhouse style, you will want some beautiful centerpieces to set the tone for the evening. These trough-style centerpieces hold some pretty mason jars with a beautiful yet simple bouquet for the perfect farmhouse feel. The boxes themselves are made from old barn wood, which is perfectly … [Read more...]
Bathroom Storage Ladder
Need a storage solution for your bathroom and don't want to add a cabinet? This storage solution from Ana White will keep the open air feel of the bathroom and be functional as well. This requires some basic woodworking tools and would make a great project for a beginner. With step by step instructions and Ana explains that you will want to … [Read more...]
Burlap Cutting for Beginners
Have you tried to cut burlap into squares and found that no matter how many times you measured, it came up crooked? There is a trick to getting burlap straight. Celeste from Decor By The Seashore shares with us her technique for getting burlap straight every time. Burlap is loosely woven and the threads tend to drift and shift with the … [Read more...]
DIY Faux Succulent Wreath
If you are a fan of succulents but find that where you live tends to kill them quickly, then this wreath design idea will be sure to please. A wonderful feature of using fake or silk plants is that they do not need water, sunlight, or nutrients. Ashley from My Craftily Ever After shares how she took a thrift shop wreath and gave it a lovely … [Read more...]
How To Make A Cotton Rug For Your Home
Cotton rugs are known for their softness. They also look great in many different rooms, from main living spaces to bedrooms. Although you could buy a fluffy cotton rug from any home decor store, it's entirely possible to make one for a fraction of the price. This allows you to customize the rug to your exact specifications. DON'T MISS: A … [Read more...]
Entryway Pallet Table
Simple table designs do not require a lot of power tools in order to construct them. This pallet table made by My Home Decor Guide requires two power tools, pallet wood, and 2x2 wood for the legs. If you own a screw gun and a sander then this easy and inexpensive table may be in your decor quickly. The materials list and step by step … [Read more...]
How To Create Your Own Curtain Rod
Curtain rods range in price from a few dollars for simple ones to hundreds for fancier designs. A visit to any home decor store can illustrate just how difficult it can be to find one that both fits your decorating needs and your budget at the same time. However, you can make your own curtain rod fairly easily, simplifying the … [Read more...]
Make Your Own Vintage Pennant Pillows
How cute are these Vintage Pennant Pillows? Anne from the cute blog Anne With An E came up with this project after being inspired by similar pillows she had seen at several fairs she had recently attended. She shares with us a step by step tutorial so we can get some of these pillows for our homes too. All you need is some old pennant … [Read more...]
A Better Mudroom Solution
A mudroom is great for keeping wet, muddy shoes out of the main living area of your home. The downside to having a mudroom is that the shoes pile up, and leave a mess, especially in the winter time. Ana from Ana White shares a wonderful mudroom storage solution that looks great and is fully functional. The area she had to build into … [Read more...]
Revamp a Thrift Store Chair
Most of the time when we see old chairs at thrift stores or garage sales, they have great “bones,” but a terrible surface. The fabric may be faded, dated, or holey, even though the framework of the chair is in perfect shape. The solution- a little bit of upholstery! Sheila over at Custom Decor has a few tips to reupholster a dated chair and … [Read more...]
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