I can be a bit of a home body and feathering my nest is one of my favorite things to do.
I decided this past summer that this ugly space under the stairs in the basement needed to become a kind of root cellar. I’ve done tons of gardening this summer and need space to store some of my produce, preserved food and odds and ends that have been crammed into kitchen cabinets.
One such package came from Plaid and it had a couple of these great string art kits. I really wanted to create with one of them but I had to set them aside while I did my other work. I finally couldn’t stand it any more and had to make SOMETHING.
I’ve taken up the needle and floss again. I’m not sure why exactly but…
I dug this old drawer out of the attic, drilled holes in the corners and threaded the cording through. Tied it all in knots underneath and I had a floating shelf for a plant and watering can. I think this might be a great project for a small room – say, a floating shelf nightstand.
Creating a spot of color for your walls doesn’t get much easier than this Foamology wall art project. Foamology is a product by Fairfield World made of foam, with a sticky surface on the back.
I decided to refresh the wicker chairs get them ready for spring porch sitting. Here is how I did it!
– I still had to talk him into letting me change the livingroom around with the promise that if it didn’t work we could put it back.