Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Easy Christmas Wreath




Supplies:

- Wreath (I purchased mine at walmart for $2.48)
- Burlap
- Christmas ordaments 
- Ornament hooks 




Directions:

1. Fluff our your wreath

2. Take burlap and wrap loosely around wreath 4 to 5 times. Tie in ends with some ornament hooks. Fluff the burlap.

3. Add in ornaments using ornament hooks. Try turning ornaments different ways, putting some slightly under burlap, and filling spots that look too empty with small ornaments. 

Now hang it some where cute :)


Sunday, November 8, 2015

Young Women Opening Exercises dry-erase board




11 x 14" frame
Printer
Craft paper
Scissors
Glue
Dry-erase Marker

Way easier than printing off papers every Sunday, the Young Women love taking turns writing on it, and it looks great in the Young Women's Room :D



Saturday, September 12, 2015

Changing table





















                                 We bought this on craigs list for $15 and it included the changing pad :)


Take the changing table apart
                    (make sure to put loose screws in                      
a bowl or some where safe)



I did not use a sander on this project and I wish I had because it took way too many coats of paint. 
My advice would be to use sand paper and lightly go over the wood just to get the glaze off so the paint sticks better.

Lightly clean the wood to get all the wood grain off.



Now you are ready to paint.

Let it completely dry.

Add additional coats if necessary.

Let it dry again.

It's better to leave it over night just to be safe

put together and...
 VUALA!


Your NEW Changing Table

How to make an old dresser look new



We bought this dresser on Craigslist for $20. 
The Paint was left over from the nursery walls.
The knobs where $7.99 at Target.

Very simple, it just takes a little bit of time.


1. Just Sand
Use and electric sander with medium grade
Be careful not to sand too much or you will change the shape of the wood. 


2. Paint.
3. Let the paint completly dry and add another coat.

4. Let the paint dry over night and then add any knobs you would like

And VUALA!

Your NEW Dresser

Nursery


I decided to go with Grey and Navy Blue for my sons nursery because it can easily be switched for a girl. Just take out the blue and add the pink :).



See before and after pictures of the changing table here.


I bought the crib and blue bumpers on Craigslist for $100.

Click here to see how I changed the free bumpers 
from blue to Chevron.















   Chevron Grey 
with 
Navy Blue 
accent.

Instructions on how to paint Chevron stripes click here.

























Click here to see 
before and after pictures 
of the dresser.