Once the cooler weather starts, I love to curl up on the couch under a blanket with a good book. This week I had two great books to read. It's not secret that I am a HUGE fan of Ikea. I love trolling Pinterest for IKEA hacks (seriously, don't you too?!). I Modify IKEA by Elyse Major and Charlotte Rivers offers a ton of ideas that I'd never seen before in easy to follow DIY...
Whipped up these cute Halloween tags over the weekend. I couldn't stop at just the tags, so I made some stickers too. Both sets can be found in my Etsy. Jeanine ...
My brain is about to explode. Seems I'm having trouble leaving comments on your blogs. I've visited quite a few bloggy friends' blogs in the last few days and I have to ask: are my comments showing up? My blog perpetually tells me to sign in. So I do. Then when leaving comments, I choose Google account to leave a comment - like I've always done. But now I notice it's not saying your comment...
My Halloween projects are officially in full swing. This is a fun one. All you need is some black craft paint, Scrabble tiles, tile holders, Glue Dots, sand paper and some creepy embellishments. I started by painting each tile holder black. Once they were dry, I sanded off some of the paint in random areas for a more aged look. Then I broke out my Scrabble tiles to see what words I could spell. Once...
I know it's Wednesday, but wanted to share Friday's thrifty finds. I wasn't able to hit a lot of garage sales this summer, so I made up for lost time this past Friday. I found this great vintage scale, a variety of tart tins, a Mason jar and some ornate frames. I'm already searching for some creepy Halloween images to add to the frames. The entire lot cost me $5! Jeanine ...
I'm not a big wine drinker, but thankfully a lot of my friends are. Thanks to many of them, I was able to create these creepy Halloween bottles. I started by removing the labels from each bottle. I don't have Goo Gone, so I just used good old fashioned scrubbing and hot water. Once the labels were off, I gave each bottle 2-3 coats of black paint. Once the paint was dry, I broke out...
