I love my book page wreath. It has been with me for a very long time now, and it is still one of my favorite DIY projects. It cost me about $6 and it took me 2 hours. You can see me video tutorial here
How about a lamp revamp? Did you know updating your lamp shade can give your lamp a whole new look and feel?
I wrapped twine around this dated lamp and cut the ugly orange jewels that were hanging off the bottom off. It adds a great natural texture and brought this beauty back to life
For this lamp I first covered the lamp shade with burlap and then hot glued gathered pieces of burlap over the top. For the base I quickly painted it with some left over paint for a previous project giving this lamp a whole new life!
Don't we all love a good pallet project.
For these frames I used left over pallets from our sod and painted them white to really bring out their rough texture.
And last but not least, I love to decorate with jars, any kind of jars.
I fill them with flowers or .....
any kind of knick knacks I can find around the house, like corks or old sewing spools.
I also love painted jars. I used chalk paint to paint this jars and then lightly sanded over the lettering on the jar to make it stand out!
I hope you can use a few of these tips to spruce up your own home!
Brooke
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Love all these ideas!
ReplyDeleteI just love how you use things most people allready have! I often just move around or alter the things I allready have, and instantly you have a whole new statement of your room:)
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the desk! Is it painted with chalkpaint?
It is amazing.
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