What is your favorite or most successful DIY project?

Hi Emily! This one is by far my favorite one! I gave an outdated chest of drawers a makeover!

Our counter top redo was the one that made the biggest difference to our home.

https://countrylivinginacariboovalley.com/how-to-paint-a-countertop-to-look-like-granite/

My bathroom counter top makeover might not have been the biggest but the outcome was the most impressive. But to be fair I also painted the walls and cabinets also.

finishing our basement from sheet rock to a full bathroom, and tile floors

Wood storage for an fireplace using cinder-blocks, basic and simple.

This is a wonderful question. My favorite large scale diy was a complete hall bathroom gut and remodel.

This was my favorite makeover:

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/kitchen-dining/kitchen-dining-furniture/the-water-logged-china-cabinet-39026983

Hi Emily - It might be because it was so recent, but I love how difficult it looks to make these holiday gnomes but they were sooo easy to make and turned out super stinkin cute.

This step-by-step tutorial (with photos) uses upcycled pill bottles and it only takes about 10 minutes. Hope this helps and Happy Holidays! Hugs, Holly

https://pinkfortitude.com/christmas-gnome-diy/

PS - We have a FREE Advent calendar printable to countdown to the season! You can download it here --> https://pinkfortitude.com/thank/#Advent

I love this question Emily! My favorite and probably most successful project are these DIY Sharpie Painted tile coasters I made as an experiment for part of a larger project. They are SO fun and easy to make.

https://lifestyleforreallife.com/2017/01/18/paint-sharpies-alcohol/

I have done a lot of DIY projects, not so extensive as remodeling a whole space but working on spaces and crafts etc. I decided to choose this one as I think I "invented" it. It is a photo border done with photographs of my grandchildren. For this project I took photos (old and recent. . . didn't matter) I cut the actual photos out and then arranged them so that they looked appropriate. I did this on paper but kept the photos within the border size I wanted. Next took these papers to UPS and had them printed. (that made the image integrated into the paper) laid out design. Next glued it to the large frame I had. Here is the entire border in place. This is a very small area, although frequently used.