Beautiful wooden pedestal bowls...

Remembering Valentine's Projects from  years past today....

Turning a Mason jar into a cloche is as easy as 1 2 3!

I've made tin tile hearts before and they were a big seller!

Cute and easy bathroom storage...

Those wooden bowls are from the thrift store.

Easy to re-create chalkboards from repurposed items.

My experience with chicken feeders is zero at best but a couple of years ago I ordered one online.

Anything that is tin or galvanized steel  is great in my book...

A wall shelf with hooks created from a very interesting side of the road find.

There is an antiques/junk dealer on my way to work who puts broken pieces of furniture on the side of the road.



and I am here to pick them up!

This was one of the 2 pieces of a broken table I found.
After cutting off the leg, I used the curved flat piece to create a wall shelf.

I attached hooks to the front and added a shelf to the top. I gave the entire piece a coat of white chalk paint then stained it with dark wax.
The piece has some gorgeous carvings that really popped  after the painting and distressing.



This guy has no idea what he is throwing away!
Another piece of this same table (the one in the photo to be exact)

Ever since I made my first tiered tray, I've been in love with them...

Sometimes I'm just walking through a room  and something catches my eye and sparks my creativity.

Driftwood is beautiful and is free reclaimed  wood for projects.

Message center with a twist.

Taking this apartment bathroom/laundry room from this sorry space.

Today I'm up-cycling metal dollar store signs...

Please visit this link to view my all time favorite projects!