Here’s a project that’s definitely worth the trip to the hardware store. David from Cheltenham Road wrote this affordable decorative luminaries tutorial for Mod Podge Rocks, showing how easy it is to turn metal plates into mood lighting. They definitely look much nicer (and sturdier) than the usual paper bag!
What a resourceful and creative way to sculpt creatures out of old paper.
This tutorial for Dixie Cup Light Garland from Hey Gorgeous is both thrifty and lovely! Using paper covered mini cups to create tiny shades for stringed lights is such a great idea for decorating on the cheap, and can be easily customized to fit any holiday, event, or home decor. Brides and grooms take note: […]
Morgan of The Brick House shares how she turned basic IKEA cabinets into a stunning “fauxdenza” along a large open space of wall in her entry way. It was an inexpensive hack that resulted in a beautiful piece that’s highly functional. Love it.
I’ve been looking for new picture frames to replace my stodgy factory-made collection, and then I came across this fun twine-wrap project. With just some twine, thrift-store frames, and a few clothespins, my photos will be stodge-free in no time.
Kara of Craftastical shares how to make a cable knit pillow case that will add an extra bit of cozy to your couch.
I used to cover my schoolbooks in brown paper bags, and then throughout the course of the year, I would draw and put stickers all over them. They looked cool, but decidedly messy, with all those incongruous stickers living on a single surface. So I think this art installation, “The Salon at Sundown,” is interesting. […]
