Hey, hello, how are ya? I finished up a couple of projects in our never-ending kitchen reno this weekend and boy, does it feel good to check stuff off the list. First off, I finally got around to organizing our coffee supplies in one corner of our counter by upcycling an old lazy susan. I made a coffee station on top of the lazy susan and put it next to our Keurig so everything would be nice and handy. Oh, and I used an old mug tree I bought for a buck at a sidewalk sale, too. All I did to make it look cohesive is spray paint both the lazy susan and the mug tree with white spray paint, then I decoupaged a piece of decorative paper the same color as our turquoise coffee mugs to the top of the lazy susan using Mod Podge. I added my cow creamer and a sugar packet holder for tea bags and voila! I love that I can spin the lazy susan to access mugs hanging on the back of the mug tree. For more ways to upcycle a lazy susan , check out this post: 6 Things to Make With a Lazy Sus...
Something about the start of a new school year just screams, "Get organized!" at me. And this year, our oldest started kindergarten (sniff) so I'm even more crazed to purge, sort, and stack. Since I KNOW you know what I mean, I've compiled 10 of my favorite ideas for repurposing things you may already have into awesome-ly useful--and stylish--storage containers. Recycled glass jars with painted animal tops by House to Home CD tower turned on its side by Itsy Bits and Pieces Coffee cans covered with rope (source unknown) Crib rail used for book storage by Living with Lindsay Diaper boxes upcycled into cute storage crates by Mandy's Krafty Exploits Wire magazine racks used for fruit instead by Willow House Plain plastic bins Mod-Podged and with added wheels by Woman's Day IKEA Spice Racks added to a dresser by On the Banks of Squaw Creek A medicine cabinet disguised as a picture by Kate Pruitt courtesy of Country Living Plain boxes covered with maps...
Hey, hey, did you have a great Mother's Day? Low-key here, but nice. Church, followed by planting zinnia seeds (an Ott girl tradition), followed by a vanilla latte at Barnes & Noble with a stack of magazines, finished off with pizza and a movie with my man. I'll take it. Anyhoo, I had a brainstorm while looking at aforementioned magazines, and I'm not sure I'm gonna execute the idea or not--but you'll be the first to know if I do, of course. It has to do with wall decals, though, which caused me to ogle all of the DIY wall decals in the blogosphere. Here are my favorite ways to decorate a wall with DIY decals made from vinyl or washi tape. Upcycled Treasures Girl Inspired Over the Big Moon In the Fun Lane Everything Emily Washi Tape Crafts via Apartment Therapy Nicest Things via
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