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When I bought this hutch about 20 years ago I just loved it. It had natural farmhouse style and I love the look of old windows. Read on to see the evolution of this hutch with so much potential.
The title of this post is sounding pretty strange but I'm truly not recycling cat litter or the cat box. Today I'm recycling the heavy cardboard box that holds the cat litter.
I'm so excited to share this fun project today that combines my love of so many things! Vintage clothespins, the color orange, Spring and Easter, these are a few of my favorite things.
I will admit it, I have a problem with plants. I forget to water them until they are bent over gasping for help, it is then that I realize they're in trouble. When I saw this idea at a friend's house I knew I had to share with anyone who is in need of the same solution. Mason jars or recycled jars... that's it, that is the solution. I gathered the small succulents that are the hardest to keep alive for me and put them in jars. This is not a solution that is going to work for all the big plants that are on the verge of death around here but for the small ones, this is a perfect idea.
Do you love to organize? If you're like me and you are a DIYer then you're going to love this project! It all started with a chair leg and a wall mounted candle holder from the thrift store.
