A snow-covered garden is my favorite thing about Winter gardens! There’s already so much Winter interest, and snow is the icing on the proverbial cake! It there’s one thing better than sharing pictures of Winter interest in the garden — or “Winterest” as The Propogator suggested to me last week — it’s a snow-covered garden! […]
Easy No-Sew Felt Heart Garland
This easy no-sew felt heart garland can be put together with packaged red felt hearts, adhesive glue dots and vintage-looking scrubby cotton yarn from the craft store! I’ve seen so many pretty felt heart garland tutorials this year on Pinterest, but I feel like each one requires at least some sewing. I wanted to created […]
Six on Saturday in my Garden, January 12, 2019
This week’s Six on Saturday in my garden — for the week of January 12, 2019 — is all about Winter interest, whether by intention or accident. Six photos sharing what things look like at the moment. Enjoy! Today is my first time participating in a wonderful weekly garden series started by The Propogator, a […]
Chalk Paint on Plastic Pots – An Amazing Makeover!
Try chalk paint on plastic pots for an easy makeover that you’ll love, especially if you match the paint to your home decor! I found my set of plastic plant pots at our local Walmart. Each one is $5 and I love the quality. They are heavy, sturdy, and the fake dirt inside is solid. […]
Glitter Cardboard Star Ornaments for Christmas
Glitter cardboard star ornaments are stunning when you use Glitterific paint, which looks like a mix of glitter and gold foil pieces. These Christmas star ornaments are so easy to make! You find these packages of cardboard stars in craft stores, and you might even walk right past them without noticing. Or, if you do […]
Rustic Bottle Brush Trees on Spool
Rustic Bottle Brush Trees on Spool: Paint bottle brush trees to match a wood spool, then glue it all together for an easy farmhouse Christmas decoration! I love bottle brush trees! After working on this rustic Christmas decoration, I want to buy up all the bottle brush trees everywhere and just keep creating with them. […]
Farmhouse Style Magazine Shares My Dove Ornament!
Farmhouse Style Magazine’s inspiring Holiday issue just came out today, and includes my wood slice ornament! You can learn how to easily make one with my step-by-step tutorial. One year ago . . . What a difference a year makes! One year ago on October 16th, I had double-hip replacement surgery. While I sorely (pun […]
Beaded Letter Ornament
Learn how to make a beaded letter ornament with my easy step-by step tutorial. Beaded monogram letter ornaments are perfect for Christmas and weddings! It’s that time of year again when me and some of my favorite DIY bloggers come together for our annual Handmade Christmas Ornament series! We purposely schedule this for the beginning of […]
Pia Hydrangea: a pink dwarf hydrangea you’ll love!
Pia Hydrangea is a pink dwarf hydrangea you will love! Learn how to care for this small hydrangea and why it’s a perfect size for your garden. I love Hydrangeas and always have, ever since I first saw the gorgeous blue Hydrangeas that were everywhere around Cape Cod and Rhode Island when I lived in […]
Should You Deadhead Knockout Roses?
Should you deadhead Knockout Roses? If you do, you’ll enjoy nearly constant blooming throughout the Summer and possibly into the Fall season. Please note: I may use Knock Out Roses and Knockout Roses interchangeably in this article. Although the official name is Knock Out (two words), there are many who use the word Knockout (one […]