You just never know what you are going to find for free!

A repurposed headboard makes a beautiful sign.

I'm using what I have and looking forward to getting outside and working in the garden soon. So I'm going to need a sign. 

Buying Valentine's Day decorations is not my thing, I like to make them myself. Better yet is repurposing something that may have gone in the landfill. Today I'll show you how I repurposed an old sign to create something new. 

Today I'm creating another easy repurposed sign for Valentine's Day using old hardware and found objects.

Repurposing is my favorite thing to do. It is economical and helps in a small way to keep our planet clean. 
My new love is repurposing the signs I've made. They've gotten scratched and damaged, I have too many because of blogging, or I am just tired of looking at them. 
Today I'm repurposing an old black sign and it couldn't be cuter for Valentine's Day! 
Take a look...

A while back I ruined a potting shed sign I bought from Decor Steals, it was one of my favorites.

Recently I was watching another blogger's video and saw an office sign on the wall behind her. 
I saw that she repurposed another sign to make this one and I knew right away that I wanted to make something similar for my office. 
This easy canvas technique can be done with a sign saying anything... kitchen, farmhouse, vintage, whatever! 
Take a look...

Here's a quick one for the garden! 
You all know how I like to repurpose old signs and turn them into new projects...
Well today is no different. While searching for scrap wood to build a birdhouse stake for a potted plant, I ran across a scrap of an old sign I could use. 
Take a look...

Sometimes even if I don't need it, I buy it on clearance!

Here is a unique sign that reminds me of the  hymn sign at church and uses pieces from my  ever growing vintage Scrabble collection. 

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! 
Take a look...

Welcome to my garden with a beautifully stenciled repurposed footed sign.

It's garden time in our area! Finally! 
Truth be told I'm not great with plants but I have been known to grow a nice flower garden. 
Today I'm turning a great road-side find into signs for my garden. 
I love using rusty tubs and found junk items in my garden and today's project is no different...

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!...

It's time again for another Dollar Store makeover and frankly, it's definitely time for Spring!  These little signs are perfect for sitting on a surface. They look great on a shelf or in a tiered tray for Spring decorating.

🎵 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! 
Take a look...

This project started out with a drawer front from a kitchen cabinet and a bunch of old hardware. 

This is a project that has been repurposed  not once but three times. 

What comes to mind when you think of a lunch tray?