Showing posts with label thrift store. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thrift store. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2014

Nautical Wood Paddle Makeover

The saltwater in my veins always draws me to nautical decor.
I'm especially loving the use of vintage oars in home decor right now
 
and....
 
I found a pair at a flea market recently.
They are from the New England area and have perfectly weathered blue paint on them.
 
(here they are, in the right corner in my new booth)
 

Monday, February 24, 2014

Thrift Store Bunny Makeover into Faux Chocolate Bunny

Last Spring I made an Easter centrepice for our cabin table
that had a faux chocolate bunny in it.
(you can check it out here)
 
It was my version of one Martha Stewart had made.
 
 
I had searched for the faux chocolate bunny for a while before I found one at Hobby Lobby.
I checked this year and haven't found any there yet.

A few people have asked where I got the bunny from
and because they seem to be hard to find I thought I would share an inexpensive option.
 
 

You may already have everything you need to make one.
 

Monday, February 10, 2014

Makeover Mondays - Trashy Bread Box

I've been giving a lot of thought to establishing some weekly series blog posts.
 
My thoughts are going kindof like this:
Makeover Mondays: thrifted finds that were given a new life
Tending the Garden Tuesdays: gardening projects, ideas and tips
What We're Up To Wednesdays: current projects around our cabin
Tasty Thursdays: a recipe using something in season from the garden
Frugal Finds Fridays: my favorite frugal find(s) that week
 
With that said -
here's my first official Makeover Monday project:
 
A wood bread box from my dads work.
He saved it from being thrown away because he thought I might be able to "do something with it".
 
 

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Thrift Store Makeovers and My First Silhouette Cameo Project

It's cold outside and there isn't much happening in the yard sale or flea market world right now.
Which makes it a perfect time to stay warm inside working on projects.