Today I'm creating a quick and easy heart project using a recycled frame and a whole bunch of vintage buttons. 
You may have seen the vintage button pillows I made this week. That project gave me another great idea and that's where we are today! 
All you need for this project is an old framed piece of art and buttons. The vintage and antique buttons are the best but you can make this project with any buttons! 
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With Valentine's Day quickly approaching I thought I could get one or two more projects finished before it was time to put it all away!
That's the way it works for me, I just keep making things until it's time to pack them all away for another year. 
I've seen a lot of projects lately using vintage buttons on barnwood and it gave me a good idea. 
Grab your vintage button collection and a scrap of fabric and follow along! 
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Today I'm making Fall art using vintage buttons and a repurposed frame. 
I love using vintage buttons and they are something that is easy to find in thrift stores and antique shops. 
This cute little framed piece looks great on a shelf and is fun to create! 
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Today I'm making one of the easiest Halloween pillows ever! 
I had an old fleece blanket I cut up a while back for a project and trust me I'll be using the rest of the scraps again real soon! 
Grab a fall colored pillow cover and either fleece or felt and follow along! There is no sewing involved and it couldn't be easier! 
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Today's repurposed Halloween project is an easy one! I'm creating ghost bowl fillers from white dryer balls and buttons. 
You may even have all the supplies at home to make this cute and quick project for Halloween. If not, I can tell you where to get them.
If you love to fill your wooden bowls with fun things for the seasons then this easy project is for you! 
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Are you ready for snow? Do you already have snow? I'm not a big fan and I'm hoping the Farmer's Almanac is wrong because they say we are in for a lot this year. 
Do you believe in the Farmer's Almanac predictions? 
Anyway, love snow or hate it, you're gonna love making this adorable 2 foot high snowman that can be customized to fit your decor. 
I started with a few supplies from the dollar store and whipped this guy up as soon as I got home. 
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This project started because I was doing laundry in the basement and while I waited for the dryer to finish I began cleaning up the workshop.

I've enjoyed making these cute little muslin hearts so much and I wanted to share the tutorial with you today. I've also added some to the Homeroad Etsy Shop so you can grab some too!

I'm starting to decorate my home for Valentine's Day. I don't do a lot but it has to be neutral. Today I'm playing around with drop cloth fabric and my glue gun...

If you love working with free scraps you're going to love this rag-tag standing Santa! He's made with reclaimed fence pieces and scrap fabric from the donation pile! He would look great on your front porch or by the fireplace!

Being a grandmother for the first time this summer gave me a new appreciation for baby clothes.
As the mother of four girls, I was especially excited about buying baby boy clothes for the first time. 
In a bag of hand-me-down baby clothes I was surprised to find a few pairs of vintage baby socks.
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The socks had such a beautiful vintage texture and color.
Who in the world would even think of putting these wool socks on the baby? They were headed for Grandma's craft room for sure! I decorated each sock with red ribbons of all kinds and vintage buttons and bows. 
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Today's project was very easy and doesn't require any special machines. It is made just like they may have been made 100 years ago. 
I'm making primitive, coffee stained ghosts out of recycled fabric and they couldn't be cuter! 
I'll show you how to coffee or tea stain and make your stuffed ghosts look like they came right out of the 1800's! 
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Sometimes I just like to play and create with things I already have in my workshop. 
Today I'm making easy Christmas ornaments using vintage ephemera I've been collecting for years. 
Many of the supplies for these cute ornaments can be found in the dollar store too! 
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This idea came from the Ballard Catalog









but I was double inspired when I saw Donna Funky Junk Interiorsbutton garland.

I've collected buttons for years. gathered some of my favorite vintage buttons from my collection and strung them onto waxed twine. 
(And yes, that glass of red wine helped with this project)

I created 3 two foot sections and tied them together.

I wrapped the garland around a flameless candle and  tied it in a bow on the back.

An easy project with a big pop of vintage!

What do I do with a pile of vintage doilies passed to  me from my grandmother?

I just love finding things like this garage sales.

I found a cute set of round wooden boxes with lids at the thrift store recently. 
I stained the boxes and gave them knobs for handles but then realized I could do more. 
Using a fun tin ceiling tile from the dollar store and gave these cute little boxes an easy and amazing makeover! 
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I happily accepted an offer from DecoArt to try their new Ink Effectsand create a Christmas project...

🎶 Do you want to build a snowman? 🎵 I just love snowmen so I make them with junky pieces any chance I get. It's kinda funny because I am definitely not a winter person and I don't like snow... but building a junky snowman, now that's my idea of winter fun!

I've been busy lately making and selling message centers.