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.
Hello lovely readers. It has been over a year since I have shared any projects on my blog, and I actually considered closing it down because writing consistently has proven to be extremely difficult. BUT, I love sharing our home projects and my thrifting escapades with you, so here I am trying to make a go of it once again. Let’s see what has been going on in my life, shall we?
A few months ago, I shared a picture of this laminate table that I purchased at Goodwill on Instagram. The size and style were the perfect fit for a project table for the kids, but like most furnishings in my house, it needed a major overhaul. Shall we see what we started with?
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. 
The majority of the furnishings in my home have been painted at one time or another. Every once and a while, I choose to leave something as is, shocking, I know. Such is the case with my little green cart.
If you prefer modernism, impressionism or abstract, there is art out there for everyone…..in your local thrift store or consignment shop. Personally, I don’t have a favorite, as long as it puts a smile on my face, and doesn’t cost a fortune, I love it. Recently, I have had great luck finding art at my local secondhand stores and wanted to show you an easy way to makeover thrifted art.
This past Thursday my home computer was hacked and is now undergoing some TLC from my I.T. friend, which means I don’t have access to the thousands of pictures that are hopefully still safe and sound on my hard drive. I still have my laptop and my new camera, so I decided to do some updating of some older posts that you may have missed, like this curbside bookshelf makeover and restyle.
