Over at Project Lovegood, Aubrey tells us, “With the new year upon us I decided to make an easy peasy calendar
project. I took a calendar I got for free, a cardboard box and an old t-shirt and made a new calendar!”
New Calendar from Repurposed Items
January 8, 2013 By
“Vintage” Pharmacy Sign from Old Wood
January 8, 2013 By
After having her kids and husband home for a week over Christmas break, Karin from Art is Beauty was itching to do a project. It had to be a quick one while the rest of the crew was sledding, so she grabbed some old scrap wood and went to work.
Pretty Yellow Dresser Makeover
January 7, 2013 By
Randi from Dukes and Duchesses says, “A few months ago I was driving through the neighborhood when I spotted a dresser in someone’s trash pile. It’s amazing what people throw away!”
Country Rooster Makeover
January 7, 2013 By
This lamp makeover from Liz at Love Grows Wild has a cute story to go along with it. When Liz moved into her husband’s farmhouse as a newlywed, he let her have free reign with the decorating and organizing. With one exception: Liz couldn’t get rid of the ugly rooster lamp made with love by her husband’s uncle.
Bookshelf Upcycle with Pallet Wood
January 6, 2013 By
Over at Namely Original, Emily tells us, “While we were cleaning up/organizing our storage rooms in our basement, we found an old shelf that was in pieces. It was a cheap laminate thing that was wobbly and good for nothing, really. So to strengthen it we used some–you guessed it–pallet wood.”
Warm Rocking Chair Makeover
January 6, 2013 By
Deb of Lake Girl Paints had a rocking chair that was a long-ago thrift store find. She’d already repainted it once, but felt like it was time again for this chair to have an update.
Assemblage Art Angels
January 5, 2013 By
Kathy from Petticoat Junktion has shown us her amazing collection of vintage hardware before. Let’s check in and see what her latest fun project is, using pieces from her collection.
DIY Heart Wall Art
January 5, 2013 By
Melissa of Honeybee Vintage has a sweet little daughter who loves hearts. So when Melissa got the idea to make some “heart art” using supplies from around her home, she knew it would be perfect for her little girl’s bedroom.
