Anyone else love turning trash into treasure? That’s one of my favorite things about working with pallets! Not that all pallets are trash, but the ones I find in the alley outside our apartment definitely are. I love taking something that someone else has thrown out and making it into something useful, functional, and pretty for our home.
Last year … {Read the rest!}
Are any of you frustrated with having a tiny bathroom? We have gotten used to it, but finding places to store toilet paper, linens, and other bathroom necessities is really difficult (especially with a pedestal sink and no counter or cabinet space!) I do have a few small bathroom solutions: you can mount pots or mason jars on a … {Read the rest!}
I don’t know about you, but my purse is usually a mess! I have tons of little things floating around inside of it, and it’s pretty crazy trying to find anything smaller than my wallet. God forbid I ever have to ask JM to find my chapstick for me while I’m driving! But this quick and easy DIY purse organizer … {Read the rest!}
Chalkboard signs are totally useful for tons of things: you can use them as signs for food at a potluck, as place-cards at Thanksgiving, as place-cards or chair signs at a wedding, or you can use them as fun photo props!
We had pictures taken for our one-year anniversary a few weeks ago, and I figured that chalkboard signs would be … {Read the rest!}
One of my absolute favorite organizing tools right now is my DIY bulletin board. It’s a combo dry erase/cork board that is also magnetic, and I love it!
(The projects are top secret, but you’ll see them soon enough on the blog!)
I call this project a DIY bulletin board, but it really is more of an upcycled … {Read the rest!}
Our bathroom is pretty tiny and has absolutely zero storage space (stupid pedestal sink). I already shared how I deal with storing a few extra rolls of toilet paper, but I worked on a new bathroom storage project this past weekend that I’m pretty excited about.
Check it out!
Now I have a place to store little bathroom things like … {Read the rest!}
Today I’m going to share a super simple way to make your own pad of paper instead of buying one from a store. Practical and Functional, right?
Well, yes, unless of course you do this project the way I did it…the practicality of it all kind of went out the window! *sigh*
My very first “real” post on this blog … {Read the rest!}
