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Garage Sales R Us has a great tutorial for making your own blessing dress using a thrifted shirt. Blessing outfits can be so expensive, so this is awesome!
Like Anderson & Grant, I see tons of loaf pans at the thrift stores. She picked up a few, added some paint, and turned them into planters, organizing bins, or anything else you can think to use them as.
Do you have a Minecraft fan at home? How about creating some Minecraft shoes like Candace Creates did? What a cool way to personalize shoes. These would definitely be one of a kind!
Do you ever get tired of looking at those drab tissue boxes? How about making a custom tissue box cover like Rain on a Tin Roof did?!
Here's another fabulous project from Thrifty and Chic! She board and battened her bathroom for less than $20 and framed her mirror for $4!!!! It's gorgeous and indeed, both thrifty and chic! My bathroom needs a makeover like this!
This past weekend was the county fair. As I was standing in line, watching my kids go down the "fast slide," someone came up to me and said they loved my blog! That person was Angela from Love, Sweet Love and her darling family. It is really fun to meet craft bloggers in person!
Since I am paying a lot of attention to jewelry and how to organize it right now, I'm loving this idea from Love, Sweet Love for the picture frame organizer. I love the pop of color and adorable, bold fabric.
See the thrifted picture frame jewelry organizer!
I've seen a few wall of mirrors and think they are gorgeous. However, most of the mirror are big and I think how expensive it would be to make a wall with big mirrors and how much wall space I would have to have. I saw this wall of small mirrors at All Things Heart and Home and fell in love. I could probably find quite a few small mirrors from thrift stores and the dollar store! Pretty!
I love how Mrs. DIY and The Tennis Guy gave her picture frames a littl height by making some pedistal picture frames. While these were made with thrifted candlesticks and glue, I'm pretty sure you could make it with other wood products from a craft or home improvement store. .
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love how Momma Hen knocked-off the Pottery Barn numbers using a thrift store canvas! I think this photo looks like something out of a magazine!.
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Rosy Red Buttons uses rosettes to dress up this lampshade (It had ric rac she didn't like.) I love the rosettes. It is a cute Pottery Barn knock-off. .
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I've seen a few wall of mirrors and think they are gorgeous. However, most of the mirror are big and I think how expensive it would be to make a wall with big mirrors and how much wall space I would have to have. I saw this wall of small mirrors at All Things Heart and Home and fell in love. I could probably find quite a few small mirrors from thrift stores and the dollar store! Pretty!
I love how Mrs. DIY and The Tennis Guy gave her picture frames a littl height by making some pedistal picture frames. While these were made with thrifted candlesticks and glue, I'm pretty sure you could make it with other wood products from a craft or home improvement store. 
I love how Momma Hen knocked-off the Pottery Barn numbers using a thrift store canvas! I think this photo looks like something out of a magazine!
Rosy Red Buttons uses rosettes to dress up this lampshade (It had ric rac she didn't like.) I love the rosettes. It is a cute Pottery Barn knock-off. 
