Once a thrifter, always a thrifter, especially when making over thrifted furniture with thrifted clothing! (You see what I did there?) Yes, ladies and gents, you can use thrifted clothing to recover furniture and I am going to show you exactly how to do it.
When it gets close to Valentine’s Day, my children get super excited to create their boxes and they have gotten more and more detailed every year. I gathered them all together along with some useful information on materials that help make the process a little bit easier.
First, thank you so much for all of the positive feedback in regards last weeks post. Even though I have not been posting consistently, it makes my heart happy to know that you still care and like to read my blog. In my last post, I forgot about my salvaged mantle makeover that we installed in my office last year. It was a project that required a little more patience and ingenuity than the norm, but the results were totally worth it.
Welcome to my Thrifted Winter Wonderland! In between home projects and Christmas activities, I was able to squeeze in a little bit of time to create this little glittered village made from thrifted birdhouses. It was so easy and fun to do, let me show you how I did it.
Giving an apple to your teacher to show appreciation is an old tradition. When I came across a bunch of wooden apple bowls at my local Goodwill, I knew they would be perfect as gifts for my children’s teachers for Christmas. 
We have hosted some amazing parties at our house. We have had an Ice Cream Social, a Mexican Fiesta, and a Nerf Gun Party. A few weeks ago we had a Camping Party for my youngest son, Stephen, who was turning 5. Traditionally we host a huge party when each child turns 5, 10, and 15. This has been a huge success and a sense of excitement for all of our children, and this year was no exception.
What do dinosaurs have to do with Thanksgiving? Absolutely nothing! But that doesn’t mean they are not invited to the party. Let me show you how I made these easy Roar-a-licious dino pencil holders for the kid’s thanksgiving table last year.
With the temps dropping and the seasons changing, there is an abundance of advice on how to decorate for fall. Most of it is about decorating your front door or porch. Well people, my front door is under construction, so I will show you how I decorated my back door for fall.
Just because it is the back door doesn’t mean it should be neglected right? Read more
