Cute organization!

Check out this super easy idea for cute organization!! Take your old pickle or sauce jars and soak them in water for a day or two, until the paper comes off easily...while they’re in the water, take the tops and spray paint them with chalkboard paint. (it may take more than one coat)... you can use these jars as storage and it only costs $5 to do a bunch of them!! 

revamping an old item

This desk was completely free from a co-worker! I needed a great spot to put my new sewing machine and im always up for a good DIY. A little sandpaper, a primer and an awesome slate paint..good to go!!

Birthday Present

A lovely gift I made for a lovely friend of mine. Craft bag filled with bottles of water (some vases that I was willing to give up) and a wonderful collection of flowers from my mama's garden...makes for a quick, cheap and beautiful birthday present!!

Farmers Market Pics

Here are some more pictures from our Fresh Chicks Farmers Market! There are some great shots taken by Jaimie!

Vintage Lace Earrings 

Beautiful, one of a kind jewelry

 Jaimie's Reusable Snack Bags, how cute?

Fresh Chicks Market!!

Tomorrow is the Fresh Chicks Farmer's Market in Peterborough from 11-4! Make sure to check for the Three Chickadees! Here's what our lovely tent looks like!

Bedroom for $250!

Okay, so I designed a bedroom for the Uplands Inn in Antrim, NH! It was a blank room and I had so much fun giving it a country-inspired theme! Here are the before and afters!

The curtains were already made but were way too long for such a small room, so I cut about a foot off the bottom and made a few pillows! Very Cheap. The postcard decoration hanging over the bed is just so sweet. They date back to the 1900's and all have their own little letters to loved-ones! At around $5 for the entire project, they are worth much more than that! 

~The Girls

Twine Decor

We love twine. It can be used for so much! Try re-purposing an old wine bottle as a new decor for any room in your home. Here's the how-to:

Start with any old wine bottle!

Use any twine you prefer. This time, I used white twine. Simple and Sophisticated.

Then, begin to wrap! This may take a few tries! The neck and curve into the base of the glass are by far the most difficult. To help set the twine, use a little clear glue as you wrap, to ensure the twine stays in place! At the bottom, glue it into place before cutting!

 Voila! You have some new decor, for practically nothing! You can stop anywhere, but I did mine all the way to the bottom, to make for a unified piece.

Add a bunch of them with some beautiful wildflowers and look at this gorgeous decoration!Enjoy! 

 

~The Girls