I’ve been wanting to get a head or face planter for quite some time. But, I was always put off by the cost. I’m a very frugal person, so paying more than $50 for a planter is just not in my budget. So, I figured out a way to DIY my own Face Planter.
Tag: DIY
New Art Show Displays
The Art Show season is about to start for me and I’ve been working on updating my display items for my booth. I love to upcycle and repurpose items as opposed to buying new ones, this is so much easier on my budget! But, they also have to provide me with double duty of storage before, during and after my event.
Vintage English Frame Makeover
I have many frames and pieces of artwork that I consider treasures found in thrift stores. Sometimes all they need is a little dusting and other times they need a little more help. This particular frame is very special to me because it has some history behind it and a connection to England. Which, if you know me, I have an obsession with visiting England one day.
Table with Chalky Finish and Stencils
I’ve had this adorable little table for a few years now. I rescued it from a thrift store and gave it a nice coat of red paint that I had on hand. But recently I’ve been updating my show booth and this table is the perfect size to use on my larger table or on the ground. But the red wasn’t matching the rest of my display items. So out came the Chalky Finish paint and stencils.
My Thrift Store Breakfast Nook
One of the reasons I love thrifting is the hunt for the treasure. That one or two pieces that are such an incredible deal and can be brought back to life with a little TLC. I have one area in my home that is decorated with 90 % of thrift store rescues. Some of them have been painted and some have were just been cleaned up and placed on the shelf. This is my breakfast room…
Fall Garden Art
Fall decor isn’t just for inside the house or doorway. The last couple of years I’ve added seasonal garden art with decorative plate flowers, garden totems or bird feeders that I’ve made. The thrift stores and yard sales are full of dishes, vases and ceramic pieces that can be used for garden art.
This ceramic pumpkin sits atop a plate, an inverted frosted plate and a vase. I’ve place seeds on this plate and use it as a bird feeder.
