Today, I’m excited to share with you an easy way to polish tarnished silver trophies. Last month I was polishing some of the old silver-plated trophies and oh my gosh you guys I found myself in a MAJOR pickle. Well it was really more like a panic because I unintentionally turned several of the trophies – yellow and white! Here’s a look at how I was able to bring them back to silver with the most unexpected household staple…
Today, we’re sharing the Bliss Barracks Lanai Makeover Reveal! This makeover took about a month to complete and it was so much fun to work alongside my parents on this project. While my Mom and I had different goals for this space we were able to come together and create a relaxing space the entire family can enjoy…
Today, we’re sharing a bit more of how we created the DIY French Country Bed Crown for Week 4 of the One Room Challenge! I gave you a sneak peek of the bed crown I helped my Dad build when it was in its construction phase just before Easter. Well, my parents came over on Monday to help me install both the bed crown and the headboard. At 60 inches long it’s a beast but it turned out really pretty. Here’s a look at all the details…
We’re at the half way point of the One Room Challenge so today, I thought we would share a Week 3 Update! There is still so much to do, you guys, and I swear each week flies by faster than the last. Given all that we’ve been through, we’re in good shape. Here’s a look at the details and where we stand at Week 3…
Of all the projects we completed for the lanai makeover at Bliss Barracks the outdoor dining table was the project I was most nervous about and the most excited about too. I had no idea how in the world my Dad was going to make a new tabletop from the existing outdoor table given the black and white checkerboard pattern. I needn’t have worried about it though because it came together beautifully….
Today, we’re sharing how to make side tables from store bought columns which came about as a simple solution to a problem we faced on the lanai makeover at Bliss Barracks.
Happy Thursday from the front porch, you guys! How was your week? We hope you’re well on your way to having an “eggsciting” April and that your week has been all that you’ve needed it to be. This week finds us completely revaluating our One Challenge schedule after a single event last Friday changed everything…
Today, we’re sharing the French Country Desk Makeover we recently completed for Week 2 of the One Room Challenge. One of my favorite things about tackling room makeovers like this one is finding creative ways to use pieces we already own in a fresh way. Here’s a look at all the details…
Today, we’re sharing another simple and budget friendly way to customize your Spring décor with a look at how to decoupage Easter eggs! It’s been a long time since I sat down to try my hand at a new to me craft medium. I have to tell ya, these Easter eggs couldn’t have been easier to make. Here’s a look at all the details on this simple budget friendly way to customize your Easter and Spring décor in less than an hour…
You guys are in for a special treat because today, I’m sharing our Spring Home Tour and teaming up with some of my favorite bloggers for the Hop into Easter Blog Hop! This blog hop is filled with both Spring and Easter inspiration from porches, to mantels to tablescapes and simple vignettes. Here’s a look at all the details…
Are you guys ready for another diy and decorating adventure? I sure hope so because today we’re sharing our Spring One Room Challenge Bedroom Makeover plans! This will be the 5th time we’ve participated in the One Room Challenge and every season we learn so much more than we could have ever imagined. If you’re not familiar with this event, The One Room Challenge is currently in its fifteenth season and to date, more than 3,000 rooms have been transformed by featured designers, guest participants, and influencers. Here’s a look at what we have planned for this season…
Today, we’re sharing our spring mantel which is filled with all sorts of garden inspiration from cute little pots to bird nests to chippy bunny statues. For the most part though, we’re reusing the same seasonal pieces we’ve used the past few years but challenging ourselves to do it in a completely fresh way. Here are a few things to consider when decorating your spring mantel with items you already own too…
