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DIY Wire Bunny Wood Plaque
Today, we are making a “DIY Wire Bunny Wood Plaque”. I have to be honest we saw this bunny on Pinterest so it is not an original idea. We only saw a picture of it without a tutorial of how it was made so we decided to video our attempt of making it. We decided not to make an exact replica but instead tweaked it to match our style. Later, after creating the video we found the original blog with a picture tutorial. Find the original piece here. I will say the wire was a bit tricky to weave in a whimsical fashion but with a little persistence, we finally…
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Painted Wood Easter Decoration – “Oh, for Peeps Sake!”
Today, we are going to share a painted wood Easter decoration with the darling saying “Oh, for Peep’s sake!”. We made this sign with scraps of 2×4 studs we had left over and some supplies we already had on hand from previous crafts. Click play on our YouTube video below to watch us create these cute blocks. Supply List: (2) 2″x 4″ scrap wood, cut to 3 1/2″ and sanded to creating two square blocks Brown acrylic paint Black acrylic paint White acrylic paint 1″ paint brush Fine detail paint brush 4″ square of adhesive contact paper (to create a sticker) 3″ printed outline of a bunny (cut out for…
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Organize with Us! HOW TO BUILD SHED STORAGE
Today, we are going to share our small shed organization project. How many of you have a cluttered storage area? Kind of a catch-all, for all those items that you need to keep, but they don’t have a specific spot of their very own. We don’t have a garage so that spot is our tiny 10.5′ x 7′ Rubbermaid Storage Shed. Inside, we store most of our summer outdoor coverings like umbrellas and UV sun shades. We also store our gardening and irrigation supplies and other outdoorsy stuff. The shed is so small that things always seem to end up getting shoved in there in a hurry, landing in a…
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Industrial Farm Style Open Closet
One of our most recent projects is the construction of an industrial farm style open closet. We live in a small 1,247 square foot, ranch style home and storage space is precious and limited. A few years back, my sweet husband forfeited his closet to make room for a master bath remodel. For years, he has been sharing closet space with our youngest son and he had a small butler (suit stand) in our room. Over time his dress clothes found very interesting places to land in our bedroom. For example, I would find suits draped over a poster of our bed or hanging from a drawer pull on my…
