FARMHOUSE STYLE JAR
Today, I am happy to be sharing with you all how to create a farmhouse style jar for Christmas decor. This is such an adorable recycled Christmas DIY made using jars from your supper. I love seeing candy canes around during Christmas time, and this beautiful farmhouse style Christmas décor jar will have your guests thinking you bought it at a high-end craft store! However, this is a super budget-friendly Christmas DIY! How cute would these farmhouse style Christmas candy cane jars be to give away as special Christmas gifts to your friends and family?! Materials needed: Jar black chalk paint Mod Podge small gift bag bakers twine …
FREE VINTAGE STAMPS PRINTABLE
Vintage stamps Tis the season of giving so I created these FREE VINTAGE STAMPS PRINTABLE for your Christmas crafting. You can print as many of these out as you’d like! To give your stamps a more vintage look, coffee dye them. To do this I just soak them in coffee for about 10-15 minutes then carefully transfer them to a cookie sheet and bake in the oven until dry. Do not walk away from them as they will burn. Once they are dry you then how some fun, vintage like stamps to craft with. I will be showing you the most adorable DIY ornament with these stamps this…
Thrift store welcome sign makeover
If you are on a budget, or even if you’re not, thrifting is the way to go! You can find so many cute pieces! Some look cute as is and others need a little TLC, like this welcome sign. I paid $4.99 for this and it wasn’t much to look at at first. After giving it a few coats of paint I am totally in love! This $4.99 sign now looks like an expensive farmhouse sign I would buy at a craft store. When I go thrifting, I love to look for anything that is made of wood like, signs, baskets, candle sticks, shelves, etc. Wood is so easy to…
How to make a simple spring door hanger from Dollar Tree bunny garland
Anytime you see something that would make a cute pattern snag it up! Thats what I did when I came across this Dollar Tree bunny garland. I just knew I could make something cute with it! I am just loving how this simple spring door hanger turned out! Let me show you how to make a simple spring door hanger from Dollar Tree bunny garland. Materials: Round wood hanger – target dollar spot Bunny garland from dollar tree pencil sharpie Black paint – I love used the color crazy crow from the A frayed knot paint line and LOVE it! Different sizes of paint brushes – thinner ones…
How to turn dollar tree rugs into cute valentines day envelope pillows
It should be no surprise that Dollar Tree is one of my favorite places to shop! While there a few weeks ago I found these rugs and knew they had to come hope with me. My first thought was some sort of a pillow. When I started playing around with them I quickly realized they would make a cute envelope. I thought making this Dollar Tree rug envelope pillow would be perfect with Valentines Day just around the corner. Before leaving Dollar Tree make sure to flip these rugs upside down and take a look at them. I am thinking they would make gorgeous farmhouse-like place mats for the dinner…
DIY Coasters
If you are looking for a last minute gift these cute DIY Coasters are perfect! Not only are they useful, but they are also a memorable piece to keep. They would be cute to give to parents, grandparents, and teachers for Christmas gifts. Actually, Logan made these for his teachers last year for teachers appreciation day, or maybe it was Christmas.. I forget, lol. Regardless, all his teachers got one of these cute coasters last year. A few things before you get started: #1: you want to make sure you buy a plain white tile or the print will show through the tissue paper. Thats why I recommend buying…
Present ornament
Ok, friends… I legit went to the store just to buy pudding to make these cute present ornaments, haha! I knew the pudding boxes would be the perfect size for them and who doesn’t love some pudding? The only downside to this is that when I go to make the pudding, I will have to google the instructions on how to make it, LOL. To wrap the pudding box, I used a mens dress shirt that I bought at Goodwill. Men’s dress shirts are awesome for crafting, by the way! Any time I see a cute one, I snag it up for my craft stash. But, before making a special…
