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  • Blog: DIY St. Patrick’s Day Potholders Made from Junk Fabric

    There is something so satisfying about turning junk fabric into something useful — especially when it’s seasonal decor you’ll actually use. This week, I decided to dig through what I already had and make DIY St. Patrick’s Day potholders using an old sweatshirt and a worn green sheet. Instead of buying batting or new materials,…

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    February 27, 2026
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  • Filling the Gaps: Two Easy St. Patrick’s Day Decor Crafts from What I Already Had

    This week, I realized I had a few open spots in my St. Patrick’s Day decorating that needed something — not big statement pieces, just those little areas that look unfinished without a bit of green. Instead of buying anything new, I decided to use what I already had on hand and make a couple…

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    February 19, 2026
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  • Turning an Unloved Sheet into a St. Patrick’s Day Apron

    Sometimes the best projects start with materials you don’t even love — and honestly, those can end up being the most satisfying makes. I recently wanted a St. Patrick’s Day apron but didn’t want to buy new fabric. The only green material I had on hand was an old sheet with a kind of green,…

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    February 13, 2026
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  • Turning Scrap Cedar Into Bold (and Slightly Wild) Decor

    Sometimes the best ideas come from what you already have lying around — even when you’re not totally sure how it’s going to turn out. Recently, we were finishing up some work on our house and had leftover cutoffs from square cedar pillars we were using on the deck. These were just plain, square cedar…

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    February 5, 2026
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  • Turning I-Joist Cutoffs into Valentine’s Decor

    When we were building our house, I saved a few I-joist cutoffs from a beam we installed. They weren’t anything fancy — just leftover pieces that would’ve normally gone in the trash. But I held onto them anyway, thinking I might find a use for them someday. This week, I finally pulled one out to…

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    January 29, 2026
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  • Valentine’s Day Decorating Inspiration: Reds, Pinks & Simple Creative Touches

    This week I officially decorated for Valentine’s Day, and instead of overthinking it, I decided to keep things simple, fun, and creative. Valentine’s décor doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive to feel special — sometimes it’s just about leaning into a color palette and making what you already have work. This year, I stuck…

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    January 22, 2026
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  • DIY Valentine Bottle Decor (Two Easy Glass Bottle Sets)

    I love creating seasonal décor using items I already have on hand, and this Valentine bottle project turned out so cute and simple. I made two different sets of three glass bottles, and both sets work as decorative vases for Valentine’s Day. They’re perfect for shelves, mantels, tiered trays, or table centerpieces. The best part?…

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    January 15, 2026
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  • A One-Day Valentine’s Apron Made From Old Clothes 🌸💗

    I love seasonal aprons. I don’t know why, but switching them out throughout the year makes everyday kitchen life feel a little more special. And somehow, even after all my crafting and sewing, I realized I didn’t have a Valentine’s apron. So naturally… I made one. Out of old stuff I already had. Again. This…

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    January 8, 2026
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  • When Seven-Dollar “Chintzy Wood” Sparks a Creative Journey

    A Vintage Cityscape Mixed-Media Sign I’ll be honest — I usually don’t buy blank signs. I’m way more of a junk wood, pallet board, what’s-lying-around kind of girl. Free wood just makes sense to me, especially when so much of the store-bought stuff feels flimsy for the price. So when I picked up a small,…

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    January 1, 2026
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  • A Cozy After-Christmas Winter Apron (Made From Old Clothes)

    After Christmas comes down, I always crave that calm, quiet winter feeling. Not red and green anymore — just soft blues, whites, and cozy textures. I realized I didn’t have an apron that fit that in-between season, so instead of buying one, I decided to make my own using materials I already had on hand.…

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    December 25, 2025
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