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It’s OK to have Ugly Goals
I see so many people posting their New Year’s goals and I think that’s awesome! They sound something like.. Read the Bible more, lose some weight, save money, get organized, quit eating out so much, less screen time,Etc. While I think these are all great ideas, I want to remind you that it’s ok to have ugly goals, too. I call them ugly goals because these are the goals we are ashamed to talk about. These are the goals the internet keyboard warriors would have a hay day with. These are the goals that even though we are scared to mention them, for fear they may injure our…
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Craft a Rustic Pumpkin with a Box
Friends, today I am going to share with you how to craft a rustic pumpkin with a box. I always strive to make budget-friendly crafts, which is why I love to find ways to upcycle items. Today, we are going to upcycle an empty cardboard powdered drink mix box and transform it into a gorgeous farmhouse inspired fall décor! Nothing quite says “sweater weather,” like cute pumpkin decorations, so be sure to add this beautiful upcycled craft to your fall décor this season! Supplies needed: Empty drink box mix plastic bag filled with rice 16 craft sticks black & orange paint sand paper Spanish Moss …
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How to create a DIY shaggy Christmas tree
Today, I will be sharing with you how to create a DIY shaggy Christmas tree. This adorable shaggy Christmas tree craft is such a fun and budget-friendly DIY. This beautiful Christmas tree décor is made using a cute Dollar Tree tin and some chunky yarn from Hobby Lobby. This cute Christmas craft is a great way to use any leftover yarn you have lying around your craft room. Wouldn’t this shaggy Christmas tree also make an awesome Christmas gift?! Step 1. Using an old tin bucket I had from The Dollar Tree, feel free to use any tin bucket of your choice, use white chalk paint and a…
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DIY $40 farmhouse style coffee table
Friends, I am super excited to share with you how to make a DIY $40 farmhouse style coffee table. If you love quality furniture and farmhouse style décor, this budget-friendly farmhouse DIY coffee table is a must try! This beautiful farmhouse inspired coffee table will look like you purchased it from a high-end furniture store, but this gorgeous coffee table DIY only cost me about $40.00 to make! Wouldn’t this cute farmhouse coffee table make the best Christmas present for the special people in your life?! Materials needed: (4) 2x4x8’s OR (2) 2x4x10’s – I broke these measurements down for you in step 1. (5) 8…
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How to create a DIY farmhouse style lighted porch pumpkin
Today, I am going to share with you all how to create a DIY farmhouse style lighted porch pumpkin. This beautiful fall DIY does require a little patience, but it is so worth it! I just love driving around seeing fall porch decorations, and this lighted pumpkin will definitely have some heads turning. How stunning would this farmhouse style DIY lighted pumpkin look for your front porch fall décor?! Materials needed: Round clothes basket – Dollar Tree orange spray paint 6 rolls of orange burlap leaf picks stick raffia ribbon battery operated lights Step 1. Using a round clothes basket from The Dollar Tree, spray paint…
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How to create DIY candy corn using our fall patterns bundle
Today, I am excited to share with you how to create DIY candy corn using our fall patterns bundle. I think candy corn is so cute and fun for fall decor, so I had to make this budget-friendly fall DIY. I used our candy corn pattern from our beautiful fall patterns bundle available now on our website. You can use these cute fall patterns to create gorgeous fall décor DIYs that are also budget friendly! Materials needed: Our fall patterns bundle – You can snag yours HERE paint sticks corrugated cardboard twine brown paper bag stain or antique wax whit chalk paint orange paint yellow paint chip brushes …
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How to create a farmhouse style faux door
Today I’m going to be showing you how to create a farmhouse style faux door. I was honestly surprised by how easy and budget friendly this project was to create. Before you go buying any supplies look around and see what you already have on hand. This will help to reduce the cost and maybe clean up your garage a bit, haha. This DIY project is the perfect piece to add to your home décor. You can dress this cute craft up for any season by switching out the wreath. I’ll show you what it looks like for both fall and Christmas. Also, if you watch my video…
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How to upcycle plastic bottles to create a corn on the cob DIY
Friends, I am so thrilled to share with you how to upcycle plastic bottles to create a corn on the cob DIY. Today, we are going green with our fall décor; instead of throwing away those plastic water bottles, let’s make an upcycled craft out of them! This budget friendly DIY is the perfect addition to enhance your fall décor. These corn on the cob DIYs could also be used to make a beautiful Thanksgiving tablescape! Materials needed: Empty water bottle coffee dyed flour sack (you can find these at Walmart) Green material (check thrift stores and yard-sales) twine brown paper tag Spanish Moss hot glue gun & glue sticks …
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How to create a lifelike faux pumpkin garden stake
Oh, my goodness, friends. I am so excited to show you this craft because it turned out so stinking cute. I have been having so much fun playing around with this spray foam, and I think you are going to too. Today I’m going to be showing you how to create a lifelike faux pumpkin garden stake for your front yard. I have a few other ideas up my sleeve for this spray foam, one of them being a snowman. However, I ran into a few issues, and I’m trying to work out the kinks before I show you how to make one of your own. I’m hoping…
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Chew can lamp
Chew can lamp pin me! – Pinterest Watch me! – YouTube My friend, Yvonne, over at Southern Designs and Finds has labeled me as the Chew can craft queen. I laughed out loud when she said that but it is so true! My husband always has empty cans laying around so rather then throwing them away I chose to craft with them. Before crafting with chew cans you will want to wash them out good. To do this I put them in a sink with warm dish water, wash them, and then dry them good. It is important to make sure you dry them good or the insides will get…
