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Easy Gallery Wall Installation

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I have to admit that I dread hanging gallery walls because it involves measuring, leveling, and pounding. But mostly, I'm worried about getting nails in the wrong spot and having to move them, leaving unnecessary holes in my wall. BUT!!!! I have discovered THE MOST AMAZING hack for hanging a gallery wall. First, let me show you the before pic. *This post is sponsored by National ... [ Read More ]

Rainbow-Inspired Projects by Reality Daydream

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It's no secret that I love rainbows. And I've realized that I've shared so many rainbow projects over the past few years that they deserve their own rainbow roundup post! Right?! These are some of my favorite projects anyway, so having them all in one place is so fun. And if you're ever searching my blog for a specific rainbow project, you can always just come to this post and go from there. ... [ Read More ]

Della’s 3-Tier Macramé Planters

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Hello, my name is Della and I'm 9 years old! I love to crochet, but recently tried something new, and I LOVE IT! It is called macramé!! It's easier than it looks, and it's funner than it looks! But it takes a little bit of practice to get the feel for it. Today I'm going to show you how to make this hanging macramé planter that's perfect for beginners! *This post contains affiliate ... [ Read More ]

The twins are nine!!

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Ugh, I think this is a record for being late on writing this post. Their birthday was two and a half months ago. OOPS! ;) Can we blame 2020? These babies that made me a mama 9 years ago are growing up into such lovely young ladies, and I'm so proud! Nick and I fashioned Paisley a 'stage' for her birthday (above), and customized a bike for Dell! Sister has some lonnnnng legs, so she ... [ Read More ]

Garden Update – Bed Redefining!

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With all the renovation efforts we have going on INSIDE our house, the exterior often gets the short end of the stick. Each spring, I make a valiant effort to clean out the garden, and keep it free of weeds at the very least, but it often gets away from me As summer wears on. And even if I did keep up with it, it's just BLAH. It just hasn't been a priority, you know? *This post is ... [ Read More ]

How to add some PAINT detail to a bike!

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This year, for whatever reason, bikes were hard to come by. 2020, right? So when we found this used bike that was just Della's size, we knew we needed up snatch it up... even though the color isn't her typical girly style. *This post contains affiliate links.* But since this was a birthday present, I wanted her eyes to really light up when she saw it. So I set my mind to customizing this ... [ Read More ]

Rompers and Jumpsuits I love

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Usually I'm just a casual t-shirt girl. I had the perception that rompers and jumpsuits were 'fancy'. Like a hipster version of a dress. I loved them on others, but just wanted to remain a casual girl. Fast forward to me getting a jumpsuit for a special event, and realizing HOW DANG COMFORTABLE they are. I promptly bought a second jumpsuit in the same brand with different color. I wear these ... [ Read More ]

Wood and Macramè Plant Hanger Tutorial

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Good day friends! Do ya want to learn how to make these wood and macramè hanging planters today? GOOD! Because I'm gonna teach you! *This post is sponsored by Mohawk Finishes. Thank you for supporting the fabulous brands that make Reality Daydream possible! This post contains affiliate links.* I'm always looking for different creative way to display my plants around the house. And hanging ... [ Read More ]

Wooden Scroll saw Rainbow Projects

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Hi! I'm Paisley, Bethany's daughter. I just turned 9 years old! Today, I'm making these amazing scroll saw'd rainbows, and I'm going to show you how to make them too! I do admit, they're not all perfect. But that's part of the charm, right? Supplies 1/2" plywoodpencilscroll sawacrylic craft paintcraft paintbrush sand paperwood glueadditional plywood slab for mounting Step 1 First ... [ Read More ]

Attention: Almost any do-it-yourself project involves risk of some sort. Your tools, materials, and skills will vary, as will the conditions at your project site. Reality Daydream has made every effort to be complete and accurate in the instructions of the plans on this website. Reality Daydream will not assume any responsibility or liability for damages or losses sustained or incurred in the course of your project or in the use of the item you create. Always follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions in the use of tools, check and follow your local building codes, and observe all commonly accepted safety precautions.