Follow me You might say we’re ‘on the ball’ with this basketball planter (or rather – in the ball)! You might even say this project’s a ‘slam dunk’. No matter what you call it, there’s no denying that this is … Continue reading
Follow me Outdoor garden decor is the focus of our very first stencil project using Cutting Edge Stencils! Typically the kind of stencil we’re using would go on a wall. But we’re not typical. I can’t wait for you to … Continue reading
Follow me An indoor herb garden makes so much sense! We love herbs but they are typically sold in such large bunches that they end up spoiling before we can finish them. Under those circumstances a living herb garden is … Continue reading
Follow me Why would you repurpose your bathroom fixtures in the garden? Because you can! When we left off in our last post, we had a blank section of fencing at the entry to our backyard that needed a little somethin’ … Continue reading
Follow me A container garden is a great way to beautify a small outdoor space. Today I have some tips on planting and on how to find supplies on the cheap. If you really want to get a jump on … Continue reading
Follow me Soda bottle crafts are a great way to create a unique planter. Here in Canada, as the seasons turn, it can be quite a while before we see green pastures again. It’s a great time of year to … Continue reading
Follow me A filing cabinet planter makes a great indoor display. You can’t have too many indoor plants during the winter time! They remind us of the new life and growth about to burst forth in the spring and give … Continue reading
Follow me The rock garden, part two of Low Maintenance Gardening is another phase of our dry creek bed project.
Follow me It took us a while to perfect how to get rid of slugs on hostas! Want to get rid of slugs on hostas too? Read on to find out how to use copper blocker!
Follow me These creative planter ideas make the most of a tiny garden. We’re always looking for ways to squeeze just one more plant into our small outdoor space. On one of our garage sale treks I found a rusty … Continue reading
Follow me An outdoor mirror for the garden is an easy solution to a very real problem around here. You’ve got to use every trick in the book to make your outdoor space feel more expansive than it really is … Continue reading
Follow me If you’ve ever stared at a pile of soda tabs and thought, “You know what this needs? Yarn,” then you and I are on the same wavelength. And so the soda tab necklace was born!
Follow me Looking for a unique and budget-friendly way to create statement lighting for your home? This DIY crochet light is an upcycled lighting project that combines creativity, sustainability, and serious wow factor.
Follow me This DIY soda can cuff bracelet is proof that style and sustainability go hand in hand – literally. It’s lightweight, eye-catching, and practically free (unless you count the cost of the drink, but hydration is important!). So grab … Continue reading
Follow me Ever wonder how to decoupage without wrinkles? If you love upcycling thrift store finds and want to try a decoupage technique that gives a smooth, wrinkle-free finish, the iron-on method is a game-changer. Unlike traditional wet glue decoupage, this … Continue reading
Follow me Sweatshirt cuff replacement is usually a breeze with plain ribbing—but what if your sweatshirt has custom ribbing that’s irreplaceable?
Follow me If you’ve been searching for the perfect gift with a touch of whimsy, look no further than this DIY Charm Necklace!
Follow me I’m usually a colour outside the lines type of gal, but when we started crafting with our xTool P2 laser, I thought it would be fun to try an easy paint by numbers! You don’t need to own … Continue reading