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diy : silver straw baskets, for storage & the market}
It's fabric, Use mod podge to adhere it and then go over it with a finishing spray so it won't feel tacky-
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Dollar store - outdoor black rubber door mat. Spray painted with Heirloom White from Home Depot. Sand to get a rustic feel
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splash dye instead of tie dye! Totally making this during the summer!
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DIY finger-knit pillows... Love these.. they would be great in our living room! Might have to get right on this one!
White, white teeth :) do only once a month due to the lemon juice
The largest collection of portrait photography tips on any single page of the Internet. Clever tips, too!
Tips For Photographing Your Kids At Home. Good and simple suggestions to take better photos of your kids...capturing memories.
"Cheater" quilt! Sew squares on a down comforter! :-) love it!
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10 Habits for a Well-Run Home - this is simple, well thought out, and completely doable.
Use a strong garden stake, or a piece of rebar from your home and garden store. Get several clay pots (with single drainage hole at bottom). Slide the biggest pot onto stake, tilt until the side touches the stake. Repeat tilting opposite way every other pot.
draw a picture with white crayon on white paper and then watercolor over it. love this idea!
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A place for tickets {memory box} for concert tickets, baseball & football tickets... rather than throw away, this is a great way to display them.
DIY Clementine Candle. Burns like a candle, smells like an orange!
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Enamel Painted Vases - Paint used was PermEnamel paint in Mediterranean Blue and White (or whatever color you prefer), PermEnamel Surface Conditioner from Michael's. Full Step-by-Step Tutorial.
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Glue small old toys to a frame and then spray paint a solid color. (nice way to hold onto the things your kids love but don't necessarily "use" anymore...and well the solid color, lol, helps it look great and not obnoxious)
GOOD TO KNOW: a great tip for making a wreath: go to the plumbing department at Home Depot and grab a six foot long piece of foam tubing for $.97!! snip the length you want and duct tape the ends together. Foam ones are SO expensive!
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Using large spools to hang bags and jewelry... Sooooo cute! Saw this at American Threads :)
Indoor Tulips . . . Step 1 - Fill a glass container about 1/3 of the way with glass marbles or decorative rocks. Clear glass will enable you to watch the roots develop . . . Step 2 - Set the tulip bulb on top of the marbles or stones; pointed end UP. Add a few more marbles or rocks so that the tulip bulb is surrounded but not covered (think support). . .Step 3 - Pour fresh water into the container. The water shouldn't touch the bulb, but it should be very close, so that the roots will grow in...
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