If you wear glasses you're going to love this project! 
Straight from the dollar store using inexpensive 2 for $1.25 pot holders that come in many colors.
I'm using an iron-on design I created on my Cricut Joy but many iron-on designs are available on Etsy too!
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Every once in a while I see a project out on the internet I want to recreate in my own way. 
Today's farmhouse pillow project looked so easy I knew I could make mine very similar using items I had at home. 
This pillow came from one of my favorite websites so I'll give you all the info if you'd just rather purchase your own! 
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I've wanted to make a mixed media project for a while now so when my sister sent me a photo of hearts she loved, I had a great idea! 

When I find an easy thrift store makeover I'm on it! 
I'm usually not in the door for long before I've got the project started.
Especially when it's an adorable little Fall project that can be done in no time while watching TV. 
Today I found just that easy project that took no time to finish and right away I put it to good use! 

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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Here's an easy project for Easter that uses a few easy to find supplies and can be customized in your style. 

I just love a good Christmas Tree Farm sign, there are so many great ones out there. 
I also love a good story and this project has one. 
The sign I made for Christmas began life as a tropical leaf framed canvas print my daughter bought off Facebook. 
It was pretty ugly in my humble opinion but she liked it so ... fast forward a couple of years...

Those of you hard core vintage folks might want to cover your eyes for this one. 
But the truth is that this vintage soda crate sat in my basement for the past 10 years doing nothing. 
As a matter of fact I have 2 so I am sacrificing the vintage factor on this to create an adorable Christmas crate that we will use for years to come! 

I love it when I find great baskets at the thrift store. 
This weekend I found a beautiful one and while I could have left it as it was, I decided to make it even cuter with a stenciled design. 
I saw a similar basket on another website and there is no reason why you couldn't quickly and easily make one yourself! 
Take a look ...

🎵 Oh what fun it is to ride...🎵
Actually... Oh what fun it is to repurpose! Especially when it is something headed to the trash and ends up to be fabulous!! 
Today I'm repurposing the second of 2 large canvas paintings my daughter was throwing away. 
I just love how it came out and I can't wait to hang it up for Christmas! 
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If this doesn't convince you that you need a vinyl cutting machine then nothing will!

I'm kinda loving making Christmas signs this year. 
When I saw this gorgeous sign on Antique Farmhouse and then again in a few other places, I knew it was a sign I need to make! 
I used a vinyl cutter but if you don't have one, stencils are available that give the same look. 
There is also the "transfer" method that has always worked well for me.
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Here is an easy heart garland project that is a cinch to make if you have a vinyl cutter, a heart hole punch, or you just like to cut hearts! You'll be glad you did! 

This is a repurposed West Elm clearance aisle project that will fit perfectly in a farmhouse inspired kitchen. 

If you've been following along this week you may have seen my last project, a grain sack striped wooden centerpiece crate.
Today I'm making an easy pillow to match the look of the centerpiece tray and it couldn't be easier! 
No sewing involved if you don't want to sew and the inexpensive rug I used is easy to find! 
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This project is a wall art makeover.  I know, kinda strange but I've done it before and I'm doing it again. 
I'm creating a stenciled Christmas tree farm sign from an old painting that hung in my house. 
This project definitely had some challenges but the new stenciled Christmas sign looks great in my home now! 
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Here's an ornament project that just couldn't be easier.  I've been working on some projects lately using an old discarded paperback book and I decided to create an ornament today...

I am quickly working through my stash of scrap wood during this time at home and I luckily never seem to be out of projects. Today I'm creating scrap wood garden markers for our garden that's just about finished. 

Sometimes the chippier the sign the more I like it. It must be the farmhouse lover in me. 
Today I'm grabbing some pallet wood I had in my workshop and got to work creating a beautifully chippy and simple Christmas sign. 
Reuse what you have or grab a few boards from the hardware store, it's easy to do! 
Take a peek...

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.