Upcycled Ladder Rungs

Karin from Art is Beauty upcycled a broken down ladder into these really cute beach signs she hung on her fence. She got the ladder from her neighbor’s trash heap.  I wonder if she made a sign for them out of the rungs that says “how do you like me now?” {giggle}. I love this {…Read More…}

Mismatched Spoon Flower Wreath

My dear friend Jen from Tatertots & Jello has had some luck with Freeycle.  I prefer just curb shopping myself but she has scored quite a few gems on Freecycle.  She scored a bunch of silver spoons and created a flower that she used on one of her many wreaths a couple of years back.  {…Read More…}

White Mid Century Dresser

Dee from My Painted Stuff found this perfectly functional and beautiful Mid Century Dresser on the side of the road.  What a score!  Again I ask, “WHO THROWS THIS STUFF OUT!?”  Great score Dee! It got a coat of white chalk paint and then she added No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 to the {…Read More…}

Turquoise Ladder

Karen from Redoux Interiors has about as much luck of finding Roadkill Rescue as I do.  She is one trashy lady…and I say that with the most utmost respect {giggle}.  She found an old wood ladder that just needed some bright turquoise paint to make it pop. Besides being useful to get one higher they {…Read More…}

Vintage Wood Slatted Sign

Did you see my vintage sign I made using an old playpen?  Over on Infarrantly Creative I am challenged each month by one of the local viewers of a lifestyle show in our area called Indy Style.  This month I chose an old wooden playpen for my challenge. There was no way I was refinishing {…Read More…}

Farmhouse Table

Jessika and Jeff from Lookie what Jeff Did blew me away with this amazing outdoor farmhouse table.  He made it all out of old wood from a storage shed he tore down. This table not only seats 8 but it looks like a tornado could rip through there and the table would still be standing.  {…Read More…}

Blue Secretary Desk

Kristen from Inspired Whims found a secretary desk that had laid unused and stashed for decades.  It has a great shape but Kristen was ready to go bold.  And bold she went.  I am absolutely in love with this transformation.   Blue paint, chalkboard paint, some contact paper and a great eye for details Kirsten {…Read More…}

Starburst Wrapper Jewelry

Sam from Fluffyland has a major sweet tooth…errr…actually that is me that has the sweet tooth {as I just riffled through my cabinets in search of Starbursts after reading this post} she just uses the wrappers of the yummy, chewy candies to make unique jewelry.  You can use any square candy wrappers but she chose {…Read More…}