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DIY Stenciled Kitchen Backsplash

I had a beautiful, unused stencil with a script version of the French sonnet, "Springtime in Paris" (it was originally intended for my sunroom curtains, and I decided I didn't want visitors to be distracted by the writing).  Read more >

Dollar Store Trellis

Live better, work smarter not harder.  Read more >

Backyard Spice

One of the things on my spring to-do list has been finally outfitting my backyard with a little more style. With my table and garden in place, I was pretty much there - it just needed some personality. So when Blogher asked if I'd be interested in checking out the new summer collection at Pier 1, I jumped at the chance. I'm already a fan of Pier 1 for party supplies, candles and tabletop items but I hadn't thought about them for outdoor. Off to the store I went.  Read more

A Bright Idea Home

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Home Renovation - Our Guest Bedroom

My husband and I purchased a 50+ year old house as our first home a few years ago. While the house only had one previous owner (they built it and lived in it their entire lives), we had a lot of updates to do as  Read more >

Summer Time

Summer Time  Read more >

Update: I Was Never Taught to Clean

As I stated in my first post, I was never taught to clean. I have, however, taken to pinterest and started to click on links that I've found interesting. One site that I have come to like is onegoodthingbyjillee.com. From this site, I picked up a few cleaning tips that I mentioned in my first post. Things didn't go exactly as planned, but I got a good start from the tips I tried.   Read more >

Making a New Piece of Furniture Look Vintage

Giving a new piece of furniture a vintage look.

[Editor's Note: How do you give a piece of cheap looking department store furniture instant character? With an intentionally scuffed up paint job of course. Laura from House of Joyful Noise gave her modern day armoire a rustic vintage feel instantly with a fresh coat of paint and and a few scratches. The end result is so fantastic I might no longer be overlooking new pieces of furniture at the thrift store. With just a few strategic sandpaper spots the look of well used vintage can be applied to any piece of furniture no matter the age. - Jen]  Read more

aDOORable Find

When it comes to my obsessions, vintage doors are as close to the top of my list as you can get.  Read more >

How to organize spices/herbs~+ What is your favorite spice?

I'd like to share my herb organizing method.  :) If you have a better method than mine, please share with me~  Read more >