Happy Monday and happy Valentine’s Day week friends! If you’ve been dragging your feet on decorating for this season, don’t worry I have you covered with this heart wreath! Because why do we have to limit our door decor to just Christmas?! Ten minutes is all you’ll need to make this project and it doesn’t even require glue or scissors, though I do recommend eating a piece of cake while crafting. Here’s how:
I know that winter can be grey, but that doesn’t mean you can’t bring color and fun to your wardrobe! These pom pom gloves are sure to brighten up any overcast day and you can make them in any color that you want with a simple trick. Here’s how:
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2019 is already shaping up to be the year of organizing DIYS over here! With that being said, I thought it was about time to organize my glasses collection because I have a bad habit of laying them all around the house… which leads me to spending time everyday trying to remember where I last had them. Really, it’s a problem. The open shelving of this DIY Rainbow Circle Shelf not only helps me see all my glasses at once, but it’s a great reminder to not just set them down as I please. With a few screws and a bit of paint, you can have your own storage solution too! Here’s how: Continue reading…
Happy 2019 friends! What better way to start the new year than by getting your work area organized?! When Ryan and I moved to Brooklyn last year, we needed a solution to the problem of having two computers but no designated room for an office. We wanted desks to accommodate both of our work areas, but not overpower the size of our living room (it’s an open floor plan that leads into the kitchen). Essentially we wanted it to be functional and offer some storage for our small apartment, without looking clunky or disorganized since any guest that come over will see it. Not only was a mounted wall desk the best option for being both practical and cute, but it was also the most affordable (under $400) out of all the options researched. Here’s how: Continue reading…