Epoxy Resin Door Knobs

Casual and Cute Blue-Jean Coasters

These no-sew coasters are Free and Easy, and get lots of compliments. Kids could easily make sets of these to give as gifts. I have even sold these in craft fairs for charity.

Old Ceiling Fan Placemat Project

An old ceiling fan that was headed for the trash was recycled into something useful and beautiful for outdoor entertaining at home.

Glass Bottle Challenge The Patriotic Way

Here's my entry for this week's challenge. I've had these "ingredients" for quite a while and this week's challenge was again a perfect opportunity to "get 'er done". I'll now be ready for next year's patriotic holidays.

How To Create A Unique Boho Style Centerpiece Vase For Under $5

I refinish furniture for a living and staging that furniture for photographs is part of the job, so I need A LOT of home decor items to choose from. And let's face it, home decor is not cheap. A beautiful and unique vase will cost upwards of $20, and when I need that vase in multiple colors/styles, it gets super pricey. Sooooo....what better way than to create that vase yourself?Let's get to it....here's how I created this beautiful boho style vase..........*Time estimate is based off of work time only, does not include dry time*Price is based off of what I think it will cost someone to make this piece. I had everything except for the glass vase on hand already, so my cost was only $1 😁

Marbled Easter Eggs Made With Natural Onion Peel Dye

See the complete FiberArtsy.com Tutorial (link below)Learn how easy it is to make an All Natural Easter Egg Dye using only Onion Skins and Vinegar.Simply simmering your eggs in the onion dyebath gives you a lovely, warm brown shade.However, I am going to take this tutorial a step further and show you how to make awesome and unique Marbled Easter Eggs. So, start saving your Onion Skins! You will need quite a few.

IKEA Toy Storage Hack

I'm currently doing a makeover of our playroom. Let me introduce to you this IKEA toy storage hack, aka TROFAST the fabulous! 😀

Vintage Door Knobs to Paperweights

Give old door knobs a second chance to shine by turning them in to...paperweights!

Blooming Door Knob Hose Guards

I’ve been looking for hose guards to add to the garden beds and along the paths around the Potting Shed. All the hose guards I’ve found have been either too pricey or a little too kitschy. I decided to make hose guards with a little help from my hubby and some inspiration from some metal flowers I found while shopping at Hobby Lobby.

Glass door knobs

I have 8 glass door knobs that I got at a yard sale for $1!! I couldn't pass them up. But what can I do with them????

Sunburst Door Knob Tutorial

I was inspired by some beautiful yet very expensive door hardware, after searching for affordable options or tutorials and finding none, I decided to make my own and share it with you.

Build a Vintage Doorknob Coat Rack

With only a small piece of wood and a few doorknobs you can create a beautiful antique-inspired coat rack for your home! Check out my quick 5-minute video below to see exactly how I built mine!

Our Favorite Recycled Book Art

We picked 3 of our favorite recycled book art projects to share and inspire you to DIY your own ! If you want to give it a try...look for our LIVE video tutorial with Hometalk here: http://bit.ly/2jtjiPU

How I made an Egg Door Decoration

I wanted to make something different for my front door for Easter and I was thinking of making something with an egg shape. My niece said something about a fabric egg with a pocket but she was thinking of something smaller. Then I thought, 'why not a large egg?' So that's how this large egg shape door decoration came about.

Natural-Dye Easter Eggs!

Have you ever tried to dye your Easter eggs with natural items you might already have in your pantry? If you’re looking for a safe, easy, and fun way to dye eggs naturally for the holiday, look no further because I have you covered!

West Elm Inspired DIY Plant Stands

Have y'all seen these modern/mid century plant stands? West Elm has inspired millions and I'm here to grind out an easy, fool proof tutorial that anyone can do. Did you see what I said there? Anyone can do. So gear up and make this plant stand with me.

DIY Stepping Stone With Secret Key Hider

After getting locked out of my house once, I vowed NEVER AGAIN! So I combined two trendy DIYs- stepping stones and mosaics- and added a secret key hider underneath. Click HERE for the full tutorial...including my secret trick for a fool proof stepping stone!

Little Barn Door for Home Security

Before reading further, please take a minute to subscribe to the once a week Mother Daughter Projects newsletter. Click this link. Here's a fun idea for covering the peephole on the back of a door.

The Prettiest Way to Keep Your Boots Standing Tall

Now that it's boot season, we are all thinking of better ways store our boots. When they are all slumped over, they wear out faster and can even crack. I've seen the trick using a pool noodle in a lot of places, but my version easily gives you a pretty way to keep your shoes upright.

Tips For Painting Mason Jars

If you love this project, grab your quick start DIY guide & subscribe to our blog!Do you have a few mason jars sitting around your house? Maybe they are being used as a vase for some flowers right now or possibly drinking glasses (that’s what we do in our house). I am going to show you how to paint mason jars and when we’re done you’ll feel confident on how to transform a plain mason jar into a colorful piece of decor with just some simple craft paint!Today’s guide on how to paint mason jars is part of a monthly challenge to DIY a craft using just the supplies we already have on hand. I’ve had just a fun time trying to get creative with my supplies and this month was no different.

DIY Decorative Rope Eco Basket

In this tutorial you will learn how to decorate a basket using a simple rope. This DIY eco decoration will become a necessary accessory in your interior!

8 Amazing Ways to Turn Pickle Jars Into Home Decor!

Got any pickle jars lying around? Don't toss them before you see these great DIY's!To begin, take off the label by soaking the pickle jar in a sink full of warm water & add 1 cup of vinegar. After the labels are off wash with dish soap to make sure the jar is clean.

Antique Cabinet’s Interior Makeover

I’m willing to bet that anyone that has worked on more than 3 pieces of furniture knows what it’s like to have a tough project sit… and sit, and sit, just waiting for a lighting bolt of inspiration (or motivation) to hit.

DIY Easter Decor: The Lovely Carrot Pillow You Can Easily Make

Everybody loves throw pillows, but we also know that the beautiful ones are a bit pricey. So I’ll show you how to create beautiful throw pillows that would be a perfect fit for your spring and Easter decor.

Wall Hanging/table Runner

I love to do projects that cost next to nothing and use items I already have on hand. This project is so versatile and can be tailored to whatever taste or style you have in your home.

The Easiest Way To Clean Your Trash Can

Learn the easiest and fastest way to clean your indoor trash cans during Spring Cleaning sessions using this back-friendly method.Hi and welcome to another Quick Win idea! I’m coming at ya with a fast and easy hack for cleaning your trash can today, which is something I bet you haven’t done in a while. Sure, your trash can is lined with a bag, but somehow it always ends up with crumbs, sticky spots, and a candy wrapper in the bottom. Your trash can holds a lot of bacteria and is actually really gross, and you should be cleaning it much more often than you do. Let me show you my easy method for cleaning trash cans all at once, and explain how often you should repeat this process.Supplies You Need To Clean Your Trash CansDish Soap (I used Dawn Powerwash Dish Spray)Tub Cleaning Handled Brush and/or Dishwashing SpongeMicrofiber Cloth (if your trash can is stainless steel)Shower (with handheld shower head)

Spring Vase Upcycle

I used fallen tree branches to upcycle a dollar store vase for a fresh spring look.

Simple Dollar Store Tray/Plate Charger - The Power of Paint

This very well may be the easiest project I will ever post. For quite some time now I have wanted to make a tray with some of the pizza pans from Dollar Tree. I anticipated that I would have to get very creative in order to come up with a nice-looking tray. Imagine my absolute surprise when I finally embarked on this project and started... AND STOPPED with spray paint! That’s it! I originally planned to add a stencil design, (and may still later go back and add one) or “feet” so that it is a tad bit elevated. But the honest truth is that I do not feel that the tray needs them. I think for this project, simplicity is key!And if a $1 pan and spray paint wasn’t easy enough to create a tray, while writing this post, I realized that you could also use this “tray” as a plate charger when creating a festive tablescape! It’s a two for one!!!

DIY All-Year Wreath on a Budget

How To Build A Stone Birdhouse

Happy Tuesday from the Mitten!Today, I am talking about beach days and birdhouses!Yes, in this story they do go together!

Louvered Hall Tree

I was given a louvered door for free! We knew we wanted to make a hall tree out of it, but we weren't sure if we had all the pieces to make one. Until . . .

Leaning Ladder Update

I bought this wooden leaning ladder many moons ago. When I brought it home my husband commented that it really served no purpose other than to sit in a corner. When you placed things on it they would fall off so basically it just sat in the corner in our bedroom until recently. I had made up my mind I was either going to do something with it or get rid of it. So I came up with a plan.

Garage Garbage Finds New Life

So I was in need of, and searching for, a dresser. One that I could use in my bathroom, where I require an immense amount of storage.. (I am what my friends would call a 'girly girl'). I had seen what I wanted... in my best friends bedroom, but , she wasn't parting with it.. so I said, if you ever run across something like this, let me know.Fast forward a few weeks.. she finds this dresser, and although it was not like hers , it did have 2 smaller and 2 nice sized drawers. She sent me pictures of it, asked if I wanted it, and based on her evaluation, I bought it. Then she kindly delivered it...I took one look and said "Um.. it has HOLES all over the top of it!" to which her reply was "I liked the legs". (well, I guess that's as good a reason to buy a poor, abused, piece of furniture as any. *sigh*).I told her I thought she had over estimated my level of expertise.. and she said "I'm not worried, you'll make it look good". Ok. No pressure....

How to Install a Wood Plank Wall

A big thank you to Timberchic for sponsoring this post! A few weeks ago I created a small man cave. More like a corner really. Just a small wall that I designated as a music “room” for my husband and his 12,000 guitars.But when I was done? The rest of the space felt… flat.See, in creating the music wall, I’d drawn a whole lot of attention to how boring the plain white walls in the rest of the space really were.Luckily, I had the perfect solution...In this post, I’ll show you how to install a peel and stick wood plank wall using Timberchic river-reclaimed wood planks. Using basic tools, you’ll be able to complete this DIY in a single afternoon once your planks have acclimated!The BeforeHere’s a true before to give you an idea of what I started with. Hello endless white walls of blah.(Yes, this was taken at Halloween.)

The Herringbone Coffee Table V2.0

Have you ever looked at something you created years ago and recoiled at the sheer amatuerness of it?Ok, maybe I’m being a bit hyperbolic, but I think that mix of shame and discomfort you get when looking at your past creations is pretty common for anyone who’s pursued a skill or art. All of the lessons that you’ve learned between now and then jump out at you. All of your past mistakes just beg to be corrected.I had that experience recently while visiting my friends’ workshop. They have one of my first coffee tables in their breakroom/lounge area. It was a fun build, and I still really liked the overall design, BUT I couldn’t help but focus on all of the small things I did wrong. I’ve learned a lot since I built that table. While I was looking at it, I couldn’t help but think “man, I could do this so much better now”. So, I decided to do just that.I’m rebuilding my Herringbone Coffee Table, 2021 style.

DIY Painted Sparrow Chargers for a Spring Table

Here’s another dollar store Spring decor project! You know those plastic gold chargers Dollar Tree sells? I gave them a makeover for Spring!

Red & White European Dish Garden For Spring

Looking for a quick yet unique centerpiece for your Spring table? This Red & White European Dish Garden is just what you need!

Image on Book Stack

Transfer a Spring image on a book stack for an inexpensive and simple Spring home accent piece. This is perfect for your french cottage home!

How to Make a Tulip Wreath for Easter

Learn how to make a gorgeous tulip wreath for Easter with just a few simple materials, and less than an hour of your time.