If you're like me and born in an era where furniture was still made to last, you'll often see pieces like this. Now, while this isn't a high-quality find, but it's made in the likeness of a solid, vintage French Provincial nightstand. Why isn't it as nice as these French Provincial pieces ... READ the POST
Repurposed Wood Tote
It's been a weird last few weeks and months - I'll even say the last few YEARS. There is no doubt I see God working in every bit of it. It almost makes me wonder how many more twists and turns there will be, and I better hang on for the ride! In my so-called adventures, I happen upon a few goodies ... READ the POST
Refashioned Draft Stopper
As another month flies by and we roll closer to the next autumnal season, I need to prepare for cold temps. It's funny to me how most of the summer I'm making repairs from the last winter and prepping for the coming one. Do you do that too? One buggery thing is the drafts that come on the blustery ... READ the POST
Thrifted Antique Table
Earlier this week, I happened upon two lonesome tables. One, of which, is this one you see below. The other, however, is a vintage tea set table, is already revived as I show you HERE. Whereas, today I have this thrifted antique table that is in need of a little spunk, don't you ... READ the POST
Thrifted Side Table Makeover
What does one do when one spies these two for $11 total? Well, no questions asked that they fit perfectly in my cart. {{wink, wink}} As you can imagine, I want to give them both new lives to last for decades to come. Let's start this thrifted side table makeover, shall we? They're both in ... READ the POST
Upcycled Thrifted Art
Check out the focus of my attention today. My goal is to create upcycled thrifted art that not only shows #trashure potential but also brings awareness to those who are silently suffering. What you see here is a 1981 paperboard art by Miriam Ecker called, Springs First Kiss. What is more, I'm ... READ the POST
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