Featured Projects
Arts & Crafts
Fill a dollar store vase with water. This might be the prettiest thing you make this Christmas
Holly Owens
Arts & Crafts
Pour wet concrete into 6 paper snow cone cups, and the end result is mind-blowing
Georgia Lynn
Arts & Crafts
Tear masking tape over 6 dollar store foam balls. Try not to obsess over this look
McKayla Davis
Arts & Crafts
Snip 60 dollar store cotton swabs in half, and the end result is magical
McKayla Davis
Most people toss milk jugs... big mistake. She cut the sides off 12 and now everyone wants one.
Holly Owens
Stick 500 dollar store cotton swabs into a foam board, and the end result is magical
Georgia Lynn
Most people toss broken glass ornaments... big mistake. She crushed 12 and now everyone wants one.
McKayla Davis
Squeeze hot glue into 60 dollar store plastic spoons, and the end result is magical
McKayla Davis
Lady sets a vintage brass picture frame over a cork bulletin board square. Everyone who visits asks about this in the bedroom
Holly Owens
Lady places a glass cruet into a small terra cotta pot filled with dried beans. This DIY is so clever for the kitchen
Holly Owens
Lady wraps twine around frosted glass hurricane vases. This DIY is genius for a small living room
Morgan Reed
Lady sets glass jars filled with rice onto a boot tray. This simple trick is so neat for the entryway
Holly Owens
Lady attaches a brass cup hook onto the side of her nightstand. This is so handy for the bedroom
Morgan Reed
Lady stacks small terra cotta saucers under glass apothecary jars. Everyone who visits asks about this in the bathroom
Holly Owens
Lady slides a metal muffin tin into a shallow wicker basket. This DIY is so clever for the kitchen
Morgan Reed
Gardening
Got hydrangeas? 9 critical things you must do this October to deadhead them and get bigger blooms next summer
Georgia Lynn
Most people toss old fence pickets... big mistake. He cut 7 shorter and shorter and now this is everywhere.
McKayla Davis
Most people throw out old leaf rakes... big mistake. She wrapped one in lights and now everyone wants one.
McKayla Davis
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