Here's a fun and easy project for Valentine's Day and you might have most of the supplies at home. 
Hang these cute wooden tassels on hooks, hang on a tiered tray, or maybe you even have a Valentine's Day tree! 
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Hearts are not just for Valentine's Day and if you make them from recycled fabric that you love, you're going to want to keep them out all year long! 
This easy tutorial uses recycled fabric tea towels to create beautiful double hanging stuffed hearts. 
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I have one more rust technique for you today, well it actually has been used before but this time it is going to be on recycled cardboard. 
We all have cardboard so I thought I'd give it a try on something easily obtained. 
This technique is easy and you probably have everything you need to make these at home right now! 
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Recently I ordered a package of small wooden hearts from Amazon and I've gotten so much use out of them! 
Today I'm creating a second mini wired heart garland only this time I'm making it rusty! You're going to love this easy rust technique along with a little spray painting hack. 
This garland looks great in the rusty look but even looks adorable in its natural wood color.
See what I mean...

Are you ready for the cutest (and maybe easiest) Valentine's Day decor?
This adorable mini wired heart garland I'm making today is not only easy but it is fun to make too! 
I am ready to make them in several muted and neutral colors for Valentine's Day. 
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These Valentine's Day pillow covers are just the cutest and they were so easy to make!
The big take-away from this project is to keep your eye out in the clearance section for upcoming holidays!  
Michael's had 70% off Christmas and I grabbed the supplies I needed to create this fun project. Oh and did I mention there is no sewing involved?!!
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I'm experimenting with a different rust technique today, turning a few dollar store items into a rustic Valentine's Day wreath. 
I'm not a fan of decorating with the bright red and pink colors of Valentine's Day but I do love hearts. Today I'm taking some very shiny hearts and making them look old and rusty! 
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I'm experimenting today with a product I found at Michaels. It is a rust paint treatment and I'm going to see how close it is to looking like real rust. 
I have my doubts but I'm willing to try this product and see if it works as well as the cinnamon rusty paint treatment does. 
Follow along with me today and lets see how it works! 
Let's go!

Here I go again, repurposing a repurposed project! It not only makes sense for me because I make so many projects and it might make sense for you too!
How many times has something you've made or bought gone out of style lately? Especially farmhouse signs!
I'm all for sending my things to the thrift store but what if you could save that step and just repurpose something? 
Today, I'm doing just that!...

I just love tea towels and I buy them whenever I'm out and see cute ones.
Tea towels are not expensive and often I find the best ones at TJMaxx or Marshalls in a pack of 3 or 4. 
Where do all those old tea towels go to die? Well I'm going to show you today... first they go to the bin in my basement and then I grab the cutest ones for projects! 
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If anyone were to tell me that brass was making a comeback, let alone that I'd be trying to recreate the look of brass, I'd tell you you were crazy! 
Brass has never been one of my favorite finishes. That being said, the brass color you can make yourself is gorgeous! 
I'm the guy that was painting everything flat black not too long ago and now I'm reproducing the look of vintage bells and adding it to my home decor. 
Starting with these candlesticks...

I'm experimenting with you today to see if something I hoped would work did and I'm happy to say it worked! 
I took a chance and printed hearts out on canvas to create adorable heart ornaments with my printer. 💘
The ornaments are adorable for Valentine's Day and can fill a bowl or decorate a gift! 
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I think risers are great and add height and interest to many items around the kitchen. 
After seeing a cute little round one at Target I decided it would be really easy to make myself. 
This project was easy to make using a table jigsaw but could also be made using a hand saw. You could even get a family member to cut this simple shape for you.
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Today I'm creating another centerpiece idea for winter decorating. This one will fit nicely in the center of a long dining table or on an entry table. 
Everyone loves a good basket and filling it with flowers even during the winter is beautiful! 
Come along and see what I'm using, you may already have everything you need at home. 
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If you've ever seen the felt trivets at Trader Joes then you're going to love this project! 
I love those colorful trivets made from what look like small felt balls, I wanted try and make them myself. 
I waited for Michaels to have a big sale and I was on it! Today was the day! 
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It is no secret that I love everything rustic and black and white too! 
Today I'm combining those two loves in one adorable, easy to make rustic sign. This fun sign has a changeable O for the seasons!
If you have a piece of old fence post or an old repurposed board, grab it and follow along! 
See how it is done! ...

Right now I'm working on decorating my guest room on the cheap! 
My children are finally ready to fly the nest and I'm ready to repurpose those rooms! 
Today I'm using an old cabinet door with a very simple makeover with just a few supplies I had at home. I'm sharing what I used, what worked and a funny story about what I found. 
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If you're looking for a beautiful transition from Christmas into winter, it doesn't get much easier than this one!
"Snowballs" are what I think of when I think of winter and they make beautiful decorations in a bowl. 
If only you could preserve a few snowballs for your decor... 
Or can you? See what I'm repurposing today to create the look of snowballs in my centerpiece...