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Custom build an elevated dog bowl station that keeps water off your floors and your doggie happy.
Preserve your wedding bouquet (or any bouquet for that matter!) with this easy-to-do technique.
Flower cones filled with dried flower petals made for a beautiful confetti moment at our wedding. The guests tossed them into the air as we walked up the aisle after being pronounced “Husband & Wife”. Learn how to make them with book pages, hot glue, twine and, of course, dried flower petals.
I did the wedding florals for my sister’s micro-wedding! From the ceremony arch, to the bouquet, to the reception table decor, check out how I helped make this COVID-era wedding extra special.
Such a simple project makes relaxing on the couch 10x better. Make this sofa table with just two materials!
Learn how to turn an unused tub into a vertical “secret” garage/storage space. It’s a great way to optimize space for tiny home living.
Create a beautiful centerpiece with a combination of twisted tapers and carved tree candles, just in time for the holidays!
Create a Winter Wonderland using brown paper bags, scissors, and some hot glue.
Ever wonder what to do with all those sentimental wine corks? Learn how to make a wine corkboard in a few steps!
The “found pottery” challenge… Take an old vase (could be glass, metal, or clay) and turn it into "pottery" by coating with a combined paint + baking soda mixture.
Who says a tiny space has to be boring? Check out the transformation of this renter kitchen!
Take a second-hand dresser and give it new life with a little bit of paint, new knobs, and good old fashioned elbow grease.
Using paint and a steady hand, make a statement with this half-moon painted headboard. It’s a great (and cheap!) alternative to a traditional headboard.
Check out this incredible FLIP - an old ironing board cabinet turned spice cabinet.
Step-by-step instructions for sewing your own roman shades, specifically for a bay window.
A little spray paint can go a long way. Check out two ways I used it to make DIY art for my home.
