Feathered Friends Rustic Birdhouse Wooden Tote

Learn to make a Feathered Friends Rustic Birdhouse Wooden Tote for use as a planter, paper towel holder or anywhere a pretty and adorable wood tote would be useful! I finished one recently and I love how it turned out! For my tote, I used the Feathered Friends collection adhesive stencils. There are three to choose from in the collection and I used all three. The Rustic Birdhouse for the ends Bless Our Nest and Birds and Branch for the {Read More}

Farmhouse Kitchen Wooden Tote: New Design

Learn to make a Farmhouse Kitchen Wooden Tote with a built-in paper towel holder with different designs on the front and sides! My husband and I get quite a few orders for our handmade wooden totes with built-in paper towel holders, so we both got busy working on a new design last week.

Christmas DIY Projects And More Decor Tour

Christmas DIY Projects And More Decor Tour Christmas decor season is in full swing and I’m having a ball making a ton of new DIY Christmas projects! I have been selling online on Facebook Marketplace and I’m going to be in a small show this weekend, so I had to make a lot of projects.  I’ve included links so that you can find the supplies used in these projects. I hope you enjoy my tour of Christmas projects!

Christmas Baking Kitchen Centerpiece With Vintage Kitchenware

Christmas Baking Kitchen Centerpiece Last week, my husband and I needed to go to another town to pick up a car cooler for his semi-truck. While there, he took me to an antique store where I spotted two antique sifters and a loaf pan in the same booth. They were very reasonably priced, so I bought all four. Both of the sifters are Bromwell’s. But the sifter with the red wooden handle is my favorite. I love all vintage loaf {Read More}

Tiered Tray Decor 20+Farmhouse Ideas and Ideas Wanted

If you love tiered trays, you’re going to love these 20+ Farmhouse Tiered Tray Decor Ideas! I’ve made tiered tray stands for many years. Never could I have predicted they would become so popular! Most were made from old enamelware bowls, like this one. Some were a mixture of bowls and vintage pans, like this one. This one was made from vintage kitchen strainers. Here’s my Make Your Own Tiered Stand Tutorial. So it’s my pleasure to bring you 20+ {Read More}

Fall Farmhouse Pumpkin Patch Pallet Box

Make your own rustic and adorable Fall Farmhouse Pumpkin Patch Pallet Box to use as a centerpiece, coffee table decor, or for a party decoration!   Now that we’re over halfway through August, it’s a good time to start removing summer decor and switching it out for some fall farmhouse decor. My table centerpieces can’t be large, so I wanted a fairly small one for fall. I decided to reuse a pallet box I already have. Supplies needed for this {Read More}

DIY Gifts: Finished Projects Friday: Share Yours!

DIY Gifts: Finished Projects Friday: Share Yours! Have you finished any projects lately?  I’ve completed quite a few projects and I wanted to share them and also give you an opportunity to share your finish projects.  You don’t have to be a blogger. Just snap a photo of your project and link it up below.  I’ll leave it open for awhile. Some of the projects I finished are for my own home and some of them are for gifts.

Vintage Farmhouse DIY Decor Ideas: Rustic & Repurposed

Rustic & Repurposed Vintage Farmhouse DIY Decor Ideas to inspire you to think outside the norm before you throw away or donate old wood, metal, and just random stuff!

Farmhouse Mini Towel Ladder Using Wood Lattice Trellis

For a long time I’ve wanted a farmhouse mini towel ladder, and they seemed fairly simple to make. But I just never got around to it. I even almost bought this one or this one on Etsy. Both were under $20, but I still didn’t get one. Then one day I was scouting Facebook Marketplace and saw someone selling five wood lattice trellises. I figured if the price was low enough, I could use them in various spots in my {Read More}

Waste Not Wednesday: Wood Riser & Bird Feeder + A Question

DIY Wood Riser & Bird Feeder: Waste Not Wednesday  I  hoard wood scraps. There, I said it. It might be a sickness. 🙂 At least I’m in good company because my husband does too. My husband built some wood stairs for a door in our bedroom that leads outside. There were a few pieces of thick wood left over. Hating to see it used for firewood, I put on my thinking cap to find something useful to do with it. {Read More}