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You’ll have the prettiest, most mitchy-matchy wall plates with this easy upgrade!
The cheap plastic wall plates that cover every light switch and outlet in my house are also veeeerrrrrry old, which is obvious from their dingy off-white color.
Unless interior designers in the 1980s were super into everything looking like it smoked two packs a day?
Yes, ...
Burlap is a surprisingly versatile–and eco-friendly!–craft medium.
I think that most of us underrate how great burlap is. Yes, it’s scratchy and brown and utilitarian, and definitely not the best choice for baby gear or clothing, but with a little out of the box thinking and a lot of creativity, it is a shockingly versatile material that works well in a number of projects....
You next favorite Thanksgiving decoration calls for paper, scissors, and glue!
I’m gonna be frank with y’all: for me, Thanksgiving is just a waypoint between Halloween and Christmas. Considering that I take down my Halloween decorations the weekend after Halloween and put up my Christmas decorations the weekend after Thanksgiving, that neglected November holiday does NOT g...
Because all your loved ones are just a bunch of turkeys!
Looking for a fun, festive, fuss-free decoration for Thanksgiving? I LOVE this personalized turkey garland that illustrates all of your guests and loved ones as their truest selves. It’s super easy to create, can be displayed just about anywhere, and is guaranteed to be the hit of the holiday! For bonus points, it al...
You can cross stitch onto burlap and so many other unconventional materials!
In my opinion, the worst thing about enjoying a hobby is having to purchase new materials for that hobby. Not only am I attempting to explicitly boycott the economy this year, but I also already have plenty of stuff, and buying new stuff just to use to make more stuff is not very appealing. I want...
