Want some cute rustic accent pieces but don’t own or know how to use a fancy saw to make intricate cuts? I’m here to help as I don’t know how to make curves, angles, zig zags, but I do know how to cut STRAIGHT! I had some pieces of scrap barnwood that were too small… Continue reading Herringbone Arrows

The other day my mom came across this old screen door at an online auction. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do with it yet, but told her she could bid up to $10 for it. Well, it just so happened to be my lucky day because I got this door for a… Continue reading Repurposed Screen Door Herb Garden 

I just wanted to share this because I love how it turned out. My husband found me this cool old window and I’ve been brainstorming what to do with it since Christmas. I ended up buying a Groupon for Larger Than Life Prints, which got me the size photo I needed for just $19.99 (+s&h).… Continue reading Small Gallery Wall

I recently made a knock off of Pottery Barn’s $300 Planked Wall Art and loved how it turned out! I had several people actually tell me they thought mine looked better than the real thing. Best part is mine only cost $20!  Anyway, I had a friend ask if I could make the same thing but with… Continue reading Knock Off Pottery Barn Planked Wall Art

Love the rustic farmhouse look? Then this diy project is for you. Not only is it quick and easy, but it was pretty cheap. It took me less than half an hour to build both and cost around $20 per sconce.  Here’s what you’ll need: 2 lanterns-I purchase mine from menards for $10. They are… Continue reading DIY Wall Lantern Sconces 

I mentioned in an earlier post that I’d share how to make a floating headboard. Here is how I did it, but with an an added bonus! I can’t even believe it myself, but I easily and successfully added a cute rustic lantern without running 120 V of electricity through my body! (This is a huge deal, as I… Continue reading How to Make a Floating Headboard with Lamp

Ever since we moved into our house, we’ve had this eye sore on the side of our cabinets where the laminate is torn. I can always use more storage, so I decided to kill 2 birds with one stone and cover the ugly with a cookbook rack. I was looking at purchasing a rustic looking… Continue reading Cookbook rack 

A relative of mine recently showed me a clock she made herself and told me how easy it was, so of course I had to try it out for myself (with a few tweaks to make it my own). It was super easy with minimal steps and supplies. Here’s what you’ll need: 2 1″x10″x6′ boards (this is… Continue reading Easiest DIY Clock!