At this point in the year, I'm normally getting seed started in my trays and graphing out my garden plans to make use of every inch of space. Often, my ideas are surplus compared to the space I have, but companion planting allows you to really make use of every inch and it always falls into place. ... READ the POST
Refashioned Feed Sacks & Burlap
"Back in the saddle again." Yes, I missed last month's Reduce, Reuse, REFASHION post, but that's because my DIY pet food dispenser (free build plans!) really needed to happen for my sanity's sake. With that, I'm back at it with a refashioned feed sacks project for you using these flea market finds ... READ the POST
Thrifted Art Makeover
Do you ever find yourself inspired by a not-so-obvious feature? That is the case with this sign below. It wasn't the typography or the colors, but rather the frame and the stripes that drew me in at the thrift store. Even the surface of the art has a gritty texture that has my imagination running ... READ the POST
Fabric Scraps Pig
The last Tuesday of every month (or so I try) I get so excited to share with you a Reduce, Reuse, REFASHION project with you. Not only does this allow me to get my stitch fix, but also my crafty side gets to play. While I don't always sew, I definitely like to get to use different mediums. Take ... READ the POST
Rusty Farmhouse Decor
While some leftovers can be tossed, that's surely not the case with these bits below. If you recall, I recently repurposed the legs of an antique Singer sewing machine I found curbside (aka. #trashure). Instead, I am making rusty farmhouse decor that will take these two finds to new ... READ the POST
Farmhouse Hanging Basket
I've often admitted I have a "thing" for any and all baskets. Are you the same? They're functional, add style, and come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and textures. The one you see below has been hanging in my home for over a decade. While I've enjoyed it in the as-is condition, I feel it's time for ... READ the POST
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