December 25th is creeping up! Holy moly, does anyone else not even know what day of the week it is? Tis' the season of DIYs. Especially this year! I love this garland which is perfect for a mantle or anywhere else you are in need of a little festiveness!
I always want to decorate for Fall and Halloween but I always struggle with a color palette because I always want everything to be neutral! I wanted a centerpiece for my coffee table that was spooky and festive.
This will be the first year that I have a fireplace mantle to decorate and I couldn't be more excited about all of the DIY garland opportunities! First up, is this fall festive set!
Sometimes no carve pumpkin decorating is the way to go! I wanted to just be creative and not worry about being perfect (very hard for me anyone else?? lol) I brainstormed a list of spooky themed words and used a paint sharpie and went to town!
I decided to upcycle these shoes and give them a makeover by getting creative and adding some patches! I wanted to make them unique and fun to wear, but I also wanted something semi-neutral so I could wear them often.
Need a boho decor addition to your coffee or bedside table? Make a set of 4 of these macrame coasters for under $20! We all know we currently have a lot of time on our hands so this would be an awesome weekend (or during the week because who knows what day it is anymore) quarantine project!
I’m loving the new (old-ish?) tie-dye trend! I used to love doing tie-dye as a kid so the idea that you can get away with it now in a bit more of a neutral more subdued way is super exciting. You only need a few things to create this which you most likely already have so no store trips needed! #stayathome
Do you need a last minute hostess gift or the perfect present for your foodie friend?! Here is the most delicious cranberry jam spread that is so easy to make, you can get it cooked and wrapped in under 2 hours.
Less than 12 days until Christmas! I almost love the process of wrapping gifts just as much as I love giving them. This year, I wanted to use materials and embellishments that could be re-purposed and re-used.
These DIY no sew jeans were inspired but a designer pair I saw at Anthropologie, and only took a day to create and they cost less than $20 to make!
