Hi all! Today I’m guest posting over at Pretty Distressed about how to create your own stencil! To see the full post, check it out here!
If you love this darling little table and are interested in buying it, hop on over to my Etsy store. Either way, be sure to show Christina some love today over at Pretty Distressed!
With a little niece, I’m in full precious baby girl mode. My sister in law asked if I would be able to replicate a lampshade that she saw at Ikea. I instantly knew the one that she was talking about and said yes! This is a perfect baby girl lamp shade, princess lamp shade, or fairy lamp shade. It’s the girliest thing that I could possibly imagine and here’s how to make it!
June has been an exciting month. There’s (brand) new faces, exciting places (half of June was just driving!), and exciting times to share with you. Read on to see what we’ve been up to and what’s coming up in the next few months!
Today my friend Bre is sharing her most recent project with us. Be sure to check her other posts out at Brepurposed!
Hi everybody! I’m so happy to be over here guest posting for Rachel while she’s in the middle of her big move. I was so excited when she reached out to me and even more excited when she said she was starting to get into repurposing old furniture 🙂 My kinda girl for sure!
I’ve been teasing you on Instagram and Facebook about these volunteer projects and I’m finally ready for the big reveal! This is a project that I did for a 5th–6th grade classroom at my church. Not only am I going to show you what we did, but also how you can use similar ideas in your classroom or even in your home!
It’s feeling like a DIY day! Today we are going to look at how to recreate this awesome wall, created by yours truly for another volunteer classroom project at my church! We wanted to go with a really industrial feel for the high schoolers’ space…keeping it gender neutral and visually interesting. It’s really quite simple once you know the process, so here we go!
