Today I'm trying a quick project using a package of great transfers I received recently. 
This project can be done on any thrifted item or one you already have at home like I'm doing. 
The package of transfers has a ton of great designs and you'll be using them for a long time! 
Take a look...

Don't you just love it when you find just what you were hoping to find at the thrift store? 
You definitely have to be willing to do the work sometimes to get it just the way you want it. 
Today I'm recreating a beaded wooden tray I found with a not so good Christmas stencil on it. 
Take a look...

I've been in search of a wall mantel for a long time. 

When I saw this beautiful Fresh Flowers stencil at Knick of Time, I had a picture of a beautiful flower box  like this one in mind. 

Another repurposed project today using spindles I recycled from an old twin bed headboard. 

I just love tulip trays, they are Springtime gorgeous!

Vintage windows are being used everywhere and when a friend dropped off a few to me, there was  no shortage of ideas out there. 

Here is an easy and inexpensive project using old yellowed discarded books.

Today I'm finally finished decorating the den. 

Lamp parts are one of my favorite things to create with.

Today I used pieces from an old trellis to create a chippy coffee sign mug holder...
I began with an old broken trellis from my garden...

I cut five pieces to the same length and attached them with two cross boards on the back.


The chippy pieces can be sealed with Miss Mustard Seed Tough Coat Sealer so there will be no more chipping. It leaves a matte finish that seals without a shine.

I used a stencil from Old Sign Stencils by Funky Junk Interiorsfor my design. These stencils are well made and easily customizable,  you can use all or part of the stencil for your project. 

The hooks for this project came from D Lawless Hardware. The hooks are inexpensive and perfect for holding mugs.


This chippy little sign is perfect for a small kitchen space or as a sign on a coffee bar. 
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Another old chair is transformed into a usable shelf for the bathroom.

I'm so excited to show you the chippy ladder I made one very snowy weekend.

Today's garage sale stop was a winner!!

This is one gorgeous chippy cupboard painted with Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint! It's a beautiful farmhouse look and it can be achieved easily! 

"What are you going to do with that glass vase?"

That was the question I got while carrying this large vase out of work...

Vintage displays 

Inspiration for this project came from  a fellow blogger...

This hutch started out life with an interesting story.

I follow a Facebook group that advertises  used furniture for sale in our area.