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Brilliantly Creative DIY Cake Stands

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I think it’s safe to say that DIY Cake Stands are the BEST because there’s such instant gratification (for the most part). Typically it’s not a long drawn-out process like a furniture build or painting trim in a sunroom. And often you can find the parts you need for a DIY Cake Stand (or cupcake stand!) at a thrift store or flea market!I’ve gathered up a TON of ideas for inspiring DIY Cake Stands from around the interwebs. If you’re wanting to pin an idea to Pinterest, be sure to click on the ... [ Read More ]

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Just DO the thing

I’ve noticed something about myself, and I have a sneaking suspicion I’m not the only one that struggles with this.Are you ready for my big confession?Sometimes I start projects and DON’T FINISH THEM.Or I put off even starting projects that I know ... [ Read More ]

Tips for painting trim and around window panes!

I was pretty nervous to hit publish on that last post, revealing that we’re moving. But you guys have been so incredibly supportive and excited for us! It’s definitely going to be an adventure!I’ll be sharing more photos of the house, and details ... [ Read More ]

The next chapter…

My parents have lived in the same house for 40 years. As a child, I had the same bedroom from the day I was born until the day I graduated high school. Something about all that constancy made me lose my junk after graduating, and I moved around A ... [ Read More ]

Attic Family Room Reveal!

If you’ve been around for the process of our Attic Family Room Makeover, you know that it’s been SUCH a fun process! And you’ve seen sneak previews here and there of some of the finished areas of this space. But today I’m sharing the FULL REVEAL! You ... [ Read More ]

Decor Faves from Wayfair

Even though we love to roll up our sleeves and have designed/DIY’d most of the projects in our Family Room Attic space, we love the concept of having a combination of ‘made’ and ‘purchased’ pieces to truly create the vibe we’re going for.  I was so ... [ Read More ]

Vintage Bar Cart Makeover

My dad just informed me that it’s not called a vintage bar cart …it’s a metal rolling utility cart. Isn’t that precious? Those baby boomers.It’s been a little over a year since both of my Grandma’s passed away, 3 weeks apart. It was a tough ... [ Read More ]

Upholstered Headboard Ideas for Kids!

We’re no strangers to DIY headboards, or even upholstered headboards specifically! In fact, these are some of our most popular posts! (I’ll share them below) When we finished the twins’ big girl room, complete with the upholstered headboard for kids ... [ Read More ]

DIY Home Bar

As you know, we’ve been making some headway in our attic family room. It’s come soooooo far! Remember when it looked like THIS?!WOOF, that pistachio green and poop-brown couch has me breaking out in hives. You can scroll back through the ... [ Read More ]

How to Blow out Easter Eggs with kids!

I have to say, figuring out how to blow out Easter eggs with kids wasn’t something I looked forward to tackling this spring. But knowing that it would be a fun tradition and a BLAST for the kids, we decided to go for it!I learned a few tips along ... [ Read More ]

Leaf-Shaped Modern Nesting Tables

Sometimes when I’m out and about shopping with a friend (or my toddler), I’ll see something I love but could TOTALLY make myself. For example, I saw these little tables that are nesting tables shaped like leaves at IKEA! I loved them. But I felt like ... [ Read More ]

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