-
Does Your Home Need Something New?
My home is my sanctuary and is a reflection of my personality as yours should be. However, there is a fine line between eclectic and being a packrat so here are some tips to make sure you don't end up with a room like this.
-
5 Creative Ways to Recycle Junk Mail
My favorite ways to recycle junk mail and magazines is by making mixed media art projects such as junk journals, altered books, and collages.
-
6 Interior Design Ideas for Creative Kids
Are you looking for ways to channel your child's creativity in a way that will enhance your home's decor instead of detracting from it?
-
Autumn Equinox Is More than Pumpkin Spice
When you think about fall what do you think of? Most people say Pumpkin Spice everything, jumping in piles of leaves, sweaters, boots, bonfires, and football but that’s not what fall is all about. Autumn Equinox is the official first day of Autumn or Fall whichever you prefer to call it, originally it was called Mabon. Mabon is the traditional celebration of the harvest. It’s a time to celebrate the abundance that has been given to us from the earth to sustain us through the winter. It has been celebrated for centuries this day is the signal of nights becoming longer and days shorter. Today the day and night are the same lengths.…
-
7 Ways to Reuse, Recycle, and Repurpose to Save Money
If you are anything like me, you are always looking for ways to save money and reuse old stuff you have around the house. Instead of just tossing out stuff that will end up in a landfill somewhere, I try to find a way to either reuse, recycle, or repurposes it. One of my favorite places to find ideas is Pinterest and today I am going to share 10 ideas I found. 1. Repurposed floor mat I love this use of old foam puzzle mats and a little paint to create an amazing mat for the kitchen. 2. Faux Wrought Iron Wall Decor This beautiful “antique” piece of…
-
#ThursdayDoors – A Door Worth Saving
I came across this house while traveling through Ohio on my way to Detroit. I’m not sure of the exact location, probably somewhere along Route 23. What captured my attention was the door. The house was entirely gutted for restoration and the only thing left intact was the door. The owners of this house saw the strength and beauty in this door and choose to save it instead of heaping it on the discard pile with the windows. I decided that such a door needed to be remembered so I snapped a picture. This is my entry for this weeks #ThursdayDoors over at Norm 2.0 check it out and…
-
#ThursdayDoors Wheeling, WV
This is a picture of little hidden door in downtown Wheeling, West Virginia. It appears to lead to a small alley between two buildings. My friend, Sondra Jackson, who lives in Wheeling shared this photo with me because she knows how much I love doors. It was such a unique idea that I wanted to share it for #ThursdayDoors this week. This post is part of the Thursday Doors over at Norm 2.0 Check it out and join the fun.
