someone wants a piece the very same color,oops. I can never get the exact mix again unless i take a sample and have some latex paint mixed to match. Well this is my first MMS Milk Paint project where I've done a custom mix.

mirror, light fixture and more! And all done without breaking the bank. Even something as simple as changing out the handle on the toilet can give big impact. I hope you enjoy taking the tour of my French Country Bathroom! Or is it Country French? ~Vanessa

were all found on Hometalk. I highlighted a few of them here, but all can be found via the clipboard.

http://www.hometalk.com/b/775778/potting-tab...

vanity table that is no longer an eye sore from the rest of the room. Paint is benjamin moore pale oak.

from Lowes and some screws I created a desk the perfect size for our living room. I painted the stools and stained the boards to complete the project. #BeforeandAfter

Start with compost, add peat, perlite and fertilizer and mix well.

You can buy a big bale of compressed peat and large bag of perlite, depending on how much you need, these could last you quite a few seasons.

The fertilizer could be a slow release formula or a generic all purpose. I add more fertilizer depending on application ( hanging baskets for instance would get a handful more at planting time.

I just get in there with my garden gloved hands and give it a good mixing pulling out any large pieces that need more time to cook in the compost.

Your ratio should be about:

Compost= 60%

Peat= 30%

Perlite=10%

+ a few handfuls or more of fertilizer pending on size of mix.

For more info on composting visit: http://www.sowanddipity.com/the-dirt-on-comp...

blog for step by step tutorial on how to make pallet dresser on http://too-much-time.com/2011/09/wooden-pall... or visit mine to see how to transform it to TV console