Today, we’re sharing another quick and easy diy idea – how to make a serving tray from a bread board! This serving tray is one of those pieces I find myself grabbing again and again. We’ve used it so many times when we’re hosting family and friends during busy holiday seasons or to pull together a fun dinner platter for those busy week nights we just don’t feel like cooking. I probably use it at least once and week and have for years!
With summer in full swing, I thought it would be fun to share how to make a first aid cabin sign in case you guys wanted to make one too. This is one of those projects that can be easily customized with whatever color combinations you like best. Bonus, this nod to sleep away camp doesn’t take very long to complete at all!
Today, we’re sharing how simple it is to make a DIY Monogrammed Market Tote you can take with you to the farmer’s market or use in lieu of plastic bags at your local grocery store! This idea came about when shortly before the new year began, my family and I were discussing our yearly goals and decided to tackle a goal as a family – to cut our use of plastics. It seems a bit overwhelming right now, but we know small steps lead to big changes. Here’s a look at how you can make this super easy DIY Monogrammed Market Tote and start altering your plastic habits at the grocery store too…
Today, we’ll show you how to make your own heirloom pumpkins with just a few simple steps. You won’t believe how easy these are to make with inexpensive pumpkins, and your favorite craft supplies so let’s get started…
Do you guys like to decorate with books? Oh my gosh, us too! Today, we’re sharing a seriously easy diy stamped book project that you can completely customize for any occasion or use to decorate around your house every day. Once you have gathered all the supplies, these take minutes to make. Let me show you how easy it is…
Today I’m going to share with you how to make an easy diy lemongrass room diffuser. It’s a super simple gift you can give to your coworkers, teachers, friends or family members or use to make your home smell amazing. Here’s a look at how you can make this diy room diffuser too…
If you’ve been following for any length of time you already know I’m all about telling the people you share your world with what you like, love or appreciate about them every day. I was scrambling to find some preprinted thank you cards at home recently when I finally just decided to make my own. They’re super simple to make and Busy Girl approved. Here’s a look at how you can make your own set of personalized stationery too…
Feed sacks are great for the fall and winter season because you can use them for potato sack races at festivals, as blankets over hay bales for extra seating and pillow covers too. This project is so easy to complete it almost doesn’t need directions but just in case here’s a look at what you need to create a special stenciled feed sack pillow covers of your own….
I’m so excited to share today’s post with you guys. It’s the second installment of a year-long series called …With My Sisters. This past weekend, we spent a fun afternoon together making soy candles that smell totally dreamy. I don’t know about you guys but the three of us are constantly burning candles. Walking into a home that’s filled with a warm and cozy smell instantly makes you feel welcomed. Here’s a look at how you can make your own candles too….
One topic that keeps coming up with my family is how to store everything we’ve been baking this holiday season. We’ve definitely gone through our fair share of cookies. We needed something that would well but we also wanted a way to personalize our cookie containers. You may have passed up cookie or popcorn tins at your local thrift store but we’ve found a way to give them new life.
Late last week, my sisters and I finalized our gift giving plans for Christmas. Our theme? “The gift that keeps on giving.” It’s in this spirit that I’m bringing gift ideas to the blog all week.
Happy Independence Day! Today is the last day in the Patriotic Inspiration Series and it’s been so fun to take a look back and celebrate with coastal style.
