Watercolor a little JOY. You heard that right. Everyone needs a little JOY in their life, as well as some fun colors. With a canvas, some water colors, and an inexpensive wooden J-O-Y, you can let your creativity run wild, creating a decorative piece. Pro Tip: Do not give in to FEAR. Let your imagination
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Dunn Inspired Ornaments
Dunn got inspired for some cute ornaments (see how I did that there). Rae Dunn, that is. While Rae Dunn is really cute, it can get costly when you get the fever. Instead of spending $12.99 for 4 ornaments, how about making 16 for just $14? Purchase white ornaments from Michael’s. Be sure to snag
Oh Holy Night for 24 Points
Oh Holy Night for 24 Points, atleast according to the recycled Scrabble pieces. If you ever see a Scrabble game at the thrift store, you buy it. Doesn’t matter is pieces are missing. I have used these little wooden squares for so many craft projects. Christmas crafting has me searching for more as my supply
Dollar Deals turned Christmas Decor
Dollar deals turned Christmas decor, thanks to Target. As soon as you enter a Target store, you’ll see a small section of items ranging from $1 to $5. Some items are ‘ready to give’ or ‘ready for displaying’, while other items are supplies for crafting. A little creativity is all you need to make these
Plaid Deer Ornaments
Plaid deer ornaments never go out of style. These rustic wooden ornaments are so easy to make and will be loved throughout the years. Ensure that your wooden slices are dry and smooth. You can use recycled wood from fallen trees or buy them here. Apply a coat of Mod Podge (or similar). Do NOT
Santa has Laundry too
Santa has Laundry too. He does, it’s true. This cute little line of laundry is a great way to show that you still believe during the upcoming Christmas holiday season. To the right of this laptop (currently typing on), is a laser color printer. To the left, a Cameo Silhouette. I wanted to be able
Slice of Christmas
Slice of Christmas. An easy craft for all ages. Whether you recycle a fallen tree or buy your slices at Amazon, it’s a quick, easy, and inexpensive craft. You can customize the colors to match your decor. I’m using brighter colors this year, thus my turquoise ornaments. Ensure that your slices are smooth. Sand as
Onesie Ready
My first grand is due in just a few days. I’m so excited that I can hardly stand it. I had purchased plain white onesies a month or so ago. Time is running out for me to get them from bland to fabulous. I normally am not one to procrastinate, but I did with this
Ribbons and Rags
Ribbons and Rags can be the beginning to something shabby chic, boho, and beautiful. Elevate your home decor with a quick and inexpensive piece that is unique and coordinates with your color scheme. Upon a recent trip to the local thrift store, I walked away with an adorable green and white chevron ruffled curtain, several
Not-So-Scary Halloween Decor
Today’s creative outlet was an up-cycle. I took items I had on hand and made it into Halloween-ish 🎃 decor that is not-so-scary, but oh so cute. Disclaimer: I did spend $1 to buy fairy feathers from the Dollar Tree. Everything else, I already had. Clean bottles. Make labels. Add watercolor marks to distress them. Fill