Do people even write love letters anymore?  I know I don't, unless you count that little "honey do" list I leave on the counter. 
Today I am using a vintage hanger and cardboard to create my own little love letter Valentine decor. 
This is a quick and easy project and you probably have everything you need already at home. 
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Good Morning! Are you ready for Spring? I know I sure am! 
Recently I made a torn heart banner for Valentine's Day and it was a hit! 
Today I'm making a torn cardboard bunny banner for Spring and Easter. Go grab an Amazon box and follow along! 
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I saw the cutest cardboard stars made by Living Inspiration on Instagram and I knew I had to give them a try! With a small twist of course!  
Everyone has cardboard tubes, toilet paper tubes, paper towel tubes, even gift wrap tubes. Today I'm giving a couple of those a try and creating a beautiful garland and ornaments with them.
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Today I was on line in TJMaxx and if your TJMaxx is like ours, you can stand in line forever! 
Along the line the aisle is packed with things you "may have forgotten" while shopping. 
Today I must have forgotten snowman napkins because the cutest little snowman shaped napkins jumped into my cart! 
And you can bet I'm not using them as napkins! 
Take a look...

Here's a fun project that uses a recycled Amazon box and an old curtain! 
I love using garlands to decorate in my home and the simpler the better for me. 
This is an easy project so go grab a cardboard box and follow along! 
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You may have known this one was coming... it's getting close to time to decorate for Valentine's Day and you would think I'd have about a zillion options at this point but I don't. 
I'm going with simpler decorating, especially for holidays like Valentine's Day. 
Today I'm using cardboard again, everyone has cardboard, especially right after Christmas! 
So grab a box and a little paint and follow along!
Take a look! ...

If you've been around for a while this season you may have seen the vintage snowman banner I made from napkins I found at Home Goods. 
What you probably don't know is that it was a super popular project!  One of my very favorites this season and right now it is enjoying life in its new home.
Recently, on another trip to Home Sense, which is like Home Goods in case you don't know, I found a few more packs of Christmas napkins and today I'm doing another fun project with them. 
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If you're looking for a cute Halloween project that is made with things you have around the house then this is it! It's a project the kids will love to help with too! 
Recently while out shopping I saw this adorable metal flying ghost wreath and thought right away that it was something I could make in no time. 
I had to figure out what I could use and teach you to use that was readily available. 
So I figured it out and it came out very cute! 
There's still time and you whip this up in no time! 
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Valentine's Day is on the way! Isn't it nice to have a holiday every now and then to decorate for?
Do you decorate for Valentine's Day? Truth be told, I decorate a little, mostly with the projects I'm making for all of you! 
My husband's and my anniversary are just a couple of days before Valentine's Day, so it just makes sense to have hearts around! 
This project is using a transfer paper I found online.  I'm using cardboard because it's cheap and the transfer paper because it's beautiful! 
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Do you ever use cardboard for your projects? I do and I think it is a great way to recycle. 
If you're like me too, you like to get or make new decorations every season so cardboard is not only easy to work with but it is free. 
Here is a cute bunny I whipped up in no time using cardboard and sandpaper. 
Yep, sandpaper... Take a look...

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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I'm borrowing this fun and easy project today. 
Another crafty blogger originally made these pumpkins and I thought they were so great I made them with my own spin. 
The Shabby Tree has great projects including this one and you're going to want to check them out! 

I just hate to throw anything away, especially if I like it. Beautiful fabric is really hard to get rid of because there are so many things you can do with it. Recently I had to repurpose a stained table runner my daughter gave me so I turned it into something both stylish and useful. 

I made an easy recycled carrot garland for Easter using cardboard from a delivery box. The possibilities are endless for any shape...

I was out of mailing envelopes but I had an idea to make my own from  materials I already had on hand.

If you've ever run across a great cardboard box and thought, "There must be something I can do with this great box"...
Then you're my person today! 
I've been collecting these blueberry crates from BJ's lately. 
I'm sure you can probably find them at other big box stores or even the grocery store.
Honestly, just about any kind of cardboard box will work for this project...

Here is a quick project that is easy to do with minimal cost to add to your Easter plants and flowers! 

In an attempt to decorate for Valentine's Day with a neutral pallet, I had an idea!  It just so happens that this idea is free to make too! 

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. 

This project was just fun!  I saw a similar wreath at Hobby Lobby and while it probably cost me more to make it than to buy it with a coupon, I love a good challenge.