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Plaster-Hardened Fabric Planters

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I've had this idea in the back of my mind for quite awhile... why not dip fabric in Plaster of Paris to make plaster-hardened fabric planters?! I hadn't ever used Plaster of Paris for something like this, so I played around with it a bit, and it's so fun! I'm going to share the process with you today so you can make yourself some of these plaster-hardened fabric planters! *This post is sponsored by our friends at DAP! Thank you for supporting the fabulous brands that make Reality ... [ Read More ]

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Plant a Tree for Arbor Day!

I, for one, LOVE trees. When we bought our home, there were 4 trees on our acre lot. One towering pine was SO close to the foundation than it needed to be taken down promptly. And another had to be removed for our kitchen addition. Cue allll the ... [ Read More ]

Split / Shared Room for Siblings

I love the idea of my girls sharing a room; whispering and giggling into the night. But lately, they've been expressing their desire to have their own space. After further prodding, I realized the real reason was because they wanted a room of their ... [ Read More ]

Outdoor Spring Cleaning

It never fails! Each spring, when the snow melts, we're always itching to get out in the yard and do a bit of outdoor spring cleaning. Getting out and breathing in the fresh spring air is so good for the soul, Especially after a lonnnnng Midwest ... [ Read More ]

Coffee Table / Lego Table

We've been needing to update our coffee table situation in the living room for awhile now. And we've been needing to update our Lego storage situation as well. So why not combine the two into one project?! Because I can't live this way. I've ... [ Read More ]

Kids Closet Storage Ideas

When the twins moved into what used to be the guest bedroom, I knew I had to deal with the closet situation. Even if it wasn't filled with random photography equipment, old prom dresses from 20 years ago, and boxes of memories, this closet still ... [ Read More ]

Ocean Resin Art

Nick and I have dabbled in epoxy here and there, but we've never done anything like this ocean resin art that we just finished. It turned out so awesome! Wanna learn how to do it yourself? This ocean resin art is easier than it looks, and it could ... [ Read More ]

Article Sven Review

Howdy friends! We've been using and abusing our Sven Sofa and Armchair from Article for for several months now, and we're excited to share our thoughts! *This post is sponsored by Article! Thank you for supporting the fabulous brands that ... [ Read More ]

ANOTHER New Adventure?

As if we don't have enough on our plates right now, we thought it sounded wayyyy too much fun to start documenting our adventures in the form of a VLOG! (Video-Blog) ...it's basically a reality series on our historic home renovation! This first ... [ Read More ]

Stain Art Butterfly

Every time I get the itch to make some Stained Art (the technique I invented back when we were rehabbing this buffet), I always want to try doing something different. Sticking with stained flowers is such a SAFE choice, because I know I'm good at ... [ Read More ]

Which Scroll Saw Blade Should I Use??

Hey friends! Today, by popular demand, I'm going to be throwing down some knowledge on scroll saw blades! There's a lot of variety out there, and it can all be very confusing, so let's explore different types of scroll saw blades ... [ Read More ]

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