You're driving down the street as a family of 8 with a mission to not be late for the concert. Then, you spy an upholstered chair sitting on the curb. Do you bug your family to turn around and grab it, or do you carry on your merry way? If you say carry on, we can't be friends. bwahahaha! My ... READ the POST
Vintage Folding Chairs with Grain Sack Stencil
It often seems that when I find one good thing, I find multiples. And...just like a good junker, I can't just take one. Nope, I gotta have 'em all. haha. You can understand this makes perfect sense when it comes to the vintage folding chairs, right? I mean, they're meant to stay together as a ... READ the POST
Vintage Industrial Office Chair Reupholstered
It's that time again where my Trash to Treasure buddies and I put together a whole slew of inspiration for you the first Tuesday of each month . I'm excited! Not only do I get to share with you again, but this time it's something for ME. It's not often I get to work on a project for myself, so ... READ the POST
Broken Chair Repair & How to Update
Call me crazy, call me nuts...whatever you want to say, because I am probably one of few that will actually pay for a broken chair. haha. Well, it was looking so good until I saw the missing parts. However, my soft heart said, "Meh, what's a little DIY that can't fix this?" So here I sits with my ... READ the POST
Antique Clamp Chair Made with Barn Wood
Sometimes it can be hard to let go of things. Especially things that have sentimental value. For me it was this 12' wooden ladder that my dad had loaned us when we bought our first home. I remember as a child using it in my parent's home to decorate our 20'+ Christmas trees in our living room while ... READ the POST
Broken Chair Repurposed into Shelf
Put your hands together for Trash to Treasure Tuesday!! This is my favorite time of month where my blogger friends and I get together to show you how we take something that's been cast-off and give it new life. We'll get to their projects in a bit. First, let me show you my subject for this month's ... READ the POST