After the winter pom-pom wreath took me like 300 hours to make I wanted something quick and easy for the front door this spring. As you know I also really love inexpensive creations. This wreath hit it out of the ballpark on both counts. Here is how I made A $7 Springtime Wreath Made In Under 30 Minutes. A $7 Springtime Wreath Made In Under 30 Minutes I began with a wire frame I purchased at Joann’s for 50% off. The burlap garland was found at Michael’s and I used a 40% coupon. The total ... View the Post
Springtime Sneak Peak Part I
I thought I would give you a sneak peak of a springtime project I am currently working on. I am still currently on the hunt for 4 pretty knobs that I want to add…. The step by step tutorial will be ready next week. Scroll down for another springtime sneak peak project. Laura Linking to: Centsational Girl Common Ground © 2016 Decor To Adore Laura Ingalls Gunn All Rights Reserved ... View the Post
I Finally Reupholstered My Chairs!
Way back in August I had shared my desire to recover my six formal dining room chairs. They are part of a set from Belgium circa 1890 that we had purchased while living in Germany. This is the “BEFORE” shot. The fabric does appear to be screaming “The 90’s want their upholstery back!” An even closer inspection reveals “Ewwwww, several stains.” So, why did it take me so long to get the job done? One word: staples. About 200 each, per chair, had to be removed. First the black covering ... View the Post
All Things Irish Linen
Irish linen is considered by many to be the finest linen in the world. Linen is the oldest fabric known to man. Once again we have the Egyptians to thank for its creation. Today linen is a well-known export from Ireland. Most of the flax fiber from which linen is created from comes from France, the Netherlands, and Belgium. In order for linen fabric to be considered true Irish linen and carry the Guild trademark, the yarn must be woven into cloth in Ireland only. All Things Irish ... View the Post
Thatched Roof Cottages
From the bottom of our hearts, the entire family thanks you for kindness, love and support. While I take time with my family please enjoy this post from the DTA March 2008 archives. Thatching is a process of covering a roof with dried vegetation such as heather and straw. It is perhaps the oldest form of roofing material. Thatching in Ireland has gone on for over 9,000 years. Originally it was used by those with less financial means. Thatching today is quite expensive due to its labor ... View the Post
The Daisy Chair
I am going to tell you right now that this chair makes me feel like a side order of awesome sauce. A few weeks ago the Fashionista mentioned that her Ikea desk chair was on its last legs. Literally. For those of you following the current project list on my sidebar a desk chair revamp was not on the list. But on Labor Day I swung by the Savers thrift store 50% off sale and spotted this wallflower needlepoint for $2.00. I gave it a second glance since my girl was born in the month of the daisy ~ ... View the Post
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