If you’re like me, you hate throwing away light bulbs but are sometimes at a loss as to how to repurpose them. Di from Giraffe Legs shares the perfect project for fall – light bulb pears!
Shirt Chair Slipcover
September 26, 2012 By
Jami from Freckled Laundry loves to make a beeline for the white clothing racks at thrift stores. She says, “I always find the prettiest fabrics (cotton, linen, voile) with awesome details (ruffles, lace, ruching) that can be repurposed for so many textile projects.”
Kids Chalkboard Table
September 25, 2012 By
Linda from It All Started with Paint got this little table from the thrift store for only $5. Its transformation felt like an Olympic gymnastics competition for Linda, as it had her biting her nails and holding her breath at times to see how it would end.
Hubcap Flower Garden
September 25, 2012 By
Reeves from The Weathered Door has mastered the sport of hubcapping. Oh, you didn’t know that was a sport? Well, it requires exceptional speed and agility to quickly pull over on the highway, grab one of these bad boys, and then dart back to the car without getting harmed {giggle}.
Window Chalkboard Calendar
September 24, 2012 By
It’s a familiar sight for the neighbors of KariAnne from Thistlewood Farm to see her bumping along in her beat-up pick-up truck with her latest find stashed in the back. KariAnne discovers all kinds of treasures in her country home, including this 40-pane window.
Metal Cart with House Sign
September 24, 2012 By
Cherryl from Dillon’s Digital Designs was driving along on her way to work when she passed this little metal cart sitting on the side of the road. It was a bit bent in places, but still good for the taking. Especially for free!
Palm Leaf Pumpkin
September 23, 2012 By
On a regular evening walk around her neighborhood, Karah from The Space Between was inspired by her neighbor’s yard debris to make some fall décor – Caribbean style. With a bit of creativity, Karah turned this dead palm leaf into a unique pumpkin.
Cabinet from Random Parts
September 23, 2012 By
A glass door from a china cabinet, kitchen cabinet doors, legs from a crib… that’s how this cabinet from Melissa of Shabby Love started out! Before paint you can easily identify all the random parts that Melissa and her husband used to construct their “Frankenstein cabinet.”
