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Last week I shared a flip through of my current art journal (so far). I’ve done a page almost every day in February and today I wanted to show you the video process of one of my favorite pages in that journal!
The supplies for this page included old hymnal pages, floral page from an old book, a paint chip, a doily and gold acrylic paint.
Here’s the video of the process:
This weekend I decided to start a little Christmas series of tutorials for homemade gifts. My hope is that they would be gifts that you would love to give and receive and don’t scream homemade in a bad way. My goal is to share at least one gift idea a week, and I’m starting it off with this…
I’ve gotten a lot of comments about this vintage map “GO” sign and I had a chance to share this DIY post last month on Cate’s blog, Wild Ruffle, and thought I would share it here today! The materials list for the projects is pretty easy to round up: vintage map wood (almost any kind…
I have been wanting to make my own old and weathered looking growth chart ever since I came across this DIY on Pinterest a while back. I knew I wanted to find a board that had already been used and had some character and last week I found one! I love the tutorial that I…
We’ve really been on a furniture restoration kick around here lately. It’s been weeks since we were able to park our van in the garage thanks to all the projects we’ve got going on in there (in the garage, not the van). 🙂 Jared had a week off a while ago so it was time…
I’ve already crossed something off of my list of twenty-seven things! I bought the material for this quilt on my birthday and spent the next few days sewing it up! It’s definitely not perfect by any means but I’m still pretty proud of it. Now my only problem is figuring out what to do with…
In the summer Jared and I went a little crazy with making things and doing some furniture updates. So far I’ve shared the school desk we turned into a chalkboard desk, and the ombre dresser that we retrieved from the local thrift store and now resides in our entrance but there are still a few…
