January is usually when I do this project, but honestly? Back to school is an even better time to get organized as you get your kids schedule for the school year and get your ducks in a row. For the last few years I have customized a family calendar that sits right next to our…
These DIY Ghost Wreaths are sure to spruce up your front door and effortlessly upgrade your Halloween decor! See the step-by-step tutorial here!
When your kid’s new mini basketball game breaks as you’re hanging it… you upgrade it. The store-bought mini basketball game for my 11-year-old fell apart mid-mount, so I rebuilt it with plywood, vinyl graphics from my Cricut, and better hardware. Here’s exactly how I made the new version so you can, too. Materials -Plywood backer…
After years of saying no, we finally caved and brought home a cat for our girls. Meet Peanut! With Peanut came all the joy, snuggles, and… a giant litter box. Instead of letting it become an eyesore in our home, I decided to build a custom piece of furniture—a cabinet that hides the litter box and doubles as a desk for my girls.
Looking for a custom, DIY floral mirror? Look no further. This mirror turned out better than I couldn’t dreamed. It was a simple DIY but elevates my daughters’ bathroom SO much. Check out how I made it.
When we built our home, the builder left behind a giant pile of scrap wood destined for the trash. Instead of letting it go to waste, I scooped it up—knowing one day I’d find the perfect project for it. That day finally came! Cue our DIY Fireplace Mantel!
Part of learning DIY is having the right tools to get the job done and I believe that with these 6 tools, you can tackle almost ANY DIY project on your list!
I stumbled upon this Pottery Barn Cookbook Holder and thought, “hey! I can make that” and it won’t cost me almost $200. I went to Home Depot and purchased a 1×12″ common board to cut into the pieces that would make the main board. Added a little glue, brad nails, and stain and in just a few hours I built a $5 DIY cookbook holder!
Here’s how we went about surfacing ours to give it the professional epoxy sanded surface that you’d find at a park to make a regulation size pickleball court and a half court basketball court in our very own backyard.
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