Time for a Spring Refresh!

There are so many good spring decor finds at Walmart! From pillows, to rugs, there is everything you’ll need to refresh your home after a nice spring cleaning!

You can’t ever have enough storage, right? We’ve had this space unfinished in our house for the last 6 years and finally I installed some shelving to take it from useless to fully functional! I even bought the shelving for the closet a few years ago intending to build it, but never did. Better late than never showing you this easy, beginner friendly Toy Closet.

Here is Tow Mater!! We’ve had this old Cozy Car since my oldest was a baby. It’s made it through all of my kids as one of their favorite toys in their early years and just when I was about to donate it…

Here a few tips to get your mantle looking Christmas ready. Tips and tricks for getting your mantle perfect every year!

Easy 5 minute project for $5 – Count me in! Get your windows Holiday ready with this simple and inexpensive DIY project that will take you less than 5 minutes

Jess’s bathroom was a builder grade 2004 bathroom with a lipstick renovation in 2008 before she purchased the home. It was in desperate need of a face lift, and we did just that!

Yes, you can really refinish your table as good as new in an afternoon for around $30. Some of these products you might already have laying around your house, and the amount of stain you’ll use is minimal so realistically you could refinish 10 tables for $30 in one day; now there’s a furniture flipping […]

Christmas is just around the corner, and you know what that means—time to spoil the little ones with the most fantastic toys of the year from the BEST Christmas Toy Gift Guide! And where else can you find the hottest toys of the season but online at Walmart?

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!