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Pair of Cascading Wave Petunia Planters DIY

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These DIY Planters are perfect for cascading Wave Petunias, and it will be so fun to see them fill in over the next few weeks! They're perfect for flanking our front door! While we've made a lot of curb appeal efforts with our yard and flower beds over the years, our front porch has received no love whatsoever since we moved here 4 years ago. Of course it's not altogether tragic, but I think we can all agree that it could use some sprucing. And maybe some removal of Christmas ... [ Read More ]

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Large-Scale DIY Pixel Art Using Dowels

If you love unique art and have absolutely nothing to do with your time, come and be inspired by this enormous pixel art using thousands of chunks of wooden dowels! It's basically a large-scale diamond painting project, and is actually pretty fun if ... [ Read More ]

Master Bathroom Reveal

WHAT A JOURNEY! What a labor of love! What a pain in the booty! I never dreamed how much work it would be to turn a weird little bedroom into a glorious master bathroom. But was it worth it? YES. This room started out as, what I would ... [ Read More ]

How to fix a hole in the wall!

Got a hole in your wall that you wish wasn't there? We do! When we moved into this house, there was inexplicably a pretty good sized hole on the wall in what is now our twins' room. It's about as big around as a nickel. And up until now, we've just ... [ Read More ]

Spring Cleaning and Garage Organization

Is it too early to call this spring cleaning? The truth is, we've been planning to do a major organization haul to our garage since last summer, and just haven't gotten around to it until now. The reason is that it really needed more than just ... [ Read More ]

My Personal Plant Hero

It's been a minute since we've chatted about plants! But don't worry, my plant obsession is still going strong. I just can't get enough! Be sure to check out all my plant-y DIY projects here if you haven't already. And you can take a houseplant tour ... [ Read More ]

Basement Organizing Efforts

Hey guys, If you've been following along in our Instagram Stories, you know we've been overwhelmed by the chaos that is our basement workshop. It is an absolute embarassment. *This post is sponsored by our friends at Shelving.com! Thank you ... [ Read More ]

Shop Local – Iowa Christmas Gift Guide

Friends! The holidays are sneaking up on us, aren't they? This year, more than ever, I'm putting a special emphasis on shopping to support small business and makers and the Shop Iowa site is bringing together businesses from across the state into one ... [ Read More ]

Kids Travel Activity Clipboard Box

I got a brilliant idea to make my girls a little something for Christmas (totally inspired by this project from yesteryear), and I figured I should totally share a tutorial while I'm at it! This is such a good DIY gift idea for kiddos of any age or ... [ Read More ]

Master Bathroom Update

If you've been following along on the 'gram or Youtube, you know we've been turning this weird little room into our master bathroom! The original blueprints of the house have it labeled as the 'sewing room', and while I love picturing the original ... [ Read More ]

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