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Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop
Welcome to the Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop! Glad you are joining us. As we prepare for Thanksgiving, we would like to take a moment to say how thankful we are for you. We appreciate you stopping by each week and participating in the blog hop. Before we start our main event, let’s take a look at our features from last week’s party! Top Viewed Why We Love White Ceramic Christmas Houses Very Popular 13 Gift Ideas for Toddler Girls under $30 21 Healthy Eating Tips for the Holidays Aunt Sally’s 7 Up Lemon Jello Editor’s Pick Easy Thanksgiving Turkey Brownies And, now, let’s get this party started! We would…
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Bedroom Christmas Decor & my new Vintage Inspired Rug
Hi again!! Two blog posts in one day! I have gotten so far behind, and have so much to blog about, so it might be two blog posts some days. I’ve been so busy getting ready for the holidays! So much cleaning to do! As I get my home ready for the holidays, and prepare for guests to arrive, I love to make every room in my house feel fresh, festive and cozy. For my room, I wanted a new rug to cozy up the space. So, when I received this beautiful rug from Well Woven Rugs, I knew it would be perfect in my bedroom! If you haven’t browsed…
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Thrifted Treasure – vintage dining table turned coffee table
Happy Monday, friends!!! I hope you had a wonderful weekend!!! Today, I’m so excited for our monthly thrift store challenge!! For my thrifted treasure, I found a small antique drop leaf table, for just $20! I’ve been looking for a cute coffee table for a few weeks now, but haven’t found the perfect one. That is, until I saw this table. I knew that with some paint, and a few inches cut off the legs, this would be the perfect coffee table! And here she is! A few inches shorter and white. perfect!!! I love how visible the wood grain is, even through the paint. I am absolutely loving this…
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Thanksgiving 2020 tablescape
Today, I wanted to share this Thanksgiving tablescape with y’all, just in case you’re looking for a few last minute ideas for your Thanksgiving table. I put this tablescape together a few days ago, it’s the rough draft for the big day! Fresh flowers, eucalyptus, candles, vintage silverware, and pumpkins are all a must for my Thanksgiving table! And, this year, I am going to be using the most beautiful napkin rings that I’ve ever seen, from Vagabond House These stoneware and silver, acorn napkin rings are gorgeous!! I’m completely obsessed!!! Click HERE to check out these napkin rings, and so much more! Vagabond House always has the most gorgeous…
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Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop
Welcome to the Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop! Glad you are joining us. Before we start our main event, let’s take a look at our features from last week’s party! Top Viewed Christmas Muddy Buddies Reindeer Chow Very Popular Farmhouse Walmart Christmas Finds Snowman Punch Bowl with Donut Topped Bottles What’s In Your Cart? Editor’s Pick White Chocolate Cranberry Cookies And, now, let’s get this party started! We would love it if you would invite your followers to join us. When you do, remember to use the hashtag #WWBlogHop! Save DUCKS ‘N…
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French Vintage Friday ~ vintage sheet music
Hi again! Did you like the “surprise box challenge” that we shared this morning? I thought it was such a fun challenge! Today, for French Vintage Friday, I’m sharing something that I love to incorporate into my holiday decor each year, vintage sheet music. I simply rolled sheets of vintage music, tied each roll with gold twine, and taped each one to the wall, using painters tape. Such a simple idea, but adds such a fun touch! Let’s hop over and see what Tara is sharing today! Simply click on the picture below… Sending lots of love to you all!! Happy weekend!! -Emily
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Surprise Box Challenge – Christmas Garland
Happy Friday, friends!!! Today, I am so excited to be joining some sweet and talented blogging friends for a fun challenge, hosted by Terrie from Decorate and More With Tip. For this challenge, we each sent and received a box of surprise items, that we then used to create something. I received my box from Tammy from Patina and Paint. Inside the box were wooden balls, wood slices and some candy. I LOVE candy, and, of course, was so excited to create something fun using these wooden pieces!!! Such a great surprise box! Thank you Tammy!! I had a few ideas of what to make with these items. I finally…
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DIY Winter Village
Hi friends!!! I hope you’re having a good week! Can you believe Thanksgiving is just about two weeks away! Christmas is going to be here before we know it! Today, for our weekly Christmas DIY, both Tara and I are sharing how we have transformed basic paper maché houses. I absolutely LOVE these sweet little houses! There are so many great ideas out there of how to transform these cuties. For mine, I kept it simple. I started by priming the houses… I then chalk painted the houses, leaving the roofs natural…. Using glue and glass glitter, I covered the roofs with a glistening sparkle! Click HERE for the glass…
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Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop
Welcome to the Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop! Glad you are joining us. Before we start our main event, let’s take a look at our features from last week’s party! Top Viewed Farmhouse Walmart Christmas Finds Very Popular What’s Your Favorite Halloween Candy? Wonderful Free Antique Scandinavian Christmas Cards to Print One Month Prior – How to Get Your House Christmas Ready Editor’s Choice Cinnamon Apples & Dip And, now, let’s get this party started! We would love it if you would invite your followers to join us. When you do, remember to use the hashtag #WWBlogHop! …
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French Vintage Friday ~ DIY candle holder
Happy Friday, friends!!! It’s been a long week, don’t you think? I’m so excited for the weekend!! Here’s a fun little DIY project that takes less than 20 minutes to make! A DIY candle holder. I love the impact that so many candles make! It will be fun to use throughout the year! I started by painting a 4×4 board, that I cut to length of 36 inches. I decided to space each candle two inches apart. I measured, marked the board, and drilled holes. I used a 3/4 inch drill bit to drill the holes. After all the holes were drilled, I sanded the board, and placed candles in…
