Recycled and Upcycled Projects for your Home
It’s hard to believe that it is already the third Friday of the month, but since it is, that means I’m guest posting over at My Repurposed Life. If you have one of those 80’s, no door on the bathroom … Continue Reading →
I just put away the Christmas decorations and I’m already thinking about Valentine’s Day. Well, I did have an empty space on the wall where the pallet Christmas tree has stood for the last couple of months. I could have … Continue Reading →
Not too far from my home used to be the site of one of Maryland’s Most Haunted buildings, the Henryton State Hospital. The hospital closed it’s doors in 1985, having been opened since the early 1920’s. In it’s prime, it housed … Continue Reading →
Way back in September, I got a call from my middle son, Kevin. He had been mowing his lawn and had run over an old stump that the previous owners had left behind. The stump did some kind of damage … Continue Reading →
Welcome back and Happy New Year! I usually don’t make New Year’s resolutions. Frankly, I have very little willpower and who can say no to chocolate. That being said, I love January. January is the time I work on all … Continue Reading →
Welcome back. I hope you all are surviving the holidays and are truly able to enjoy spending those precious moments with family and friends. My 2 oldest sons and their wives spent the night Christmas Eve, so we were able … Continue Reading →
Can you believe Christmas is this week? Back in November when the stores first started to play their Christmas carols, it was like, seriously? Aren’t you rushing the season just a bit? But now I find myself singing along to all the … Continue Reading →
Good morning and welcome back. If it’s the third Friday in the month then it means I must be guest posting over at My Repurposed Life today. I think you’ll really love this project and it brings me back to my … Continue Reading →
Welcome back. For the past couple of weeks I’ve been showing you gifts that kids can make and relatives will actually like to receive. The age of your kids will determine how much assistance they will need with any of the … Continue Reading →
When I shared last weeks build-a-snowman kit I mentioned that it was son #3’s birthday. Yes, he was born kind of close to Christmas and he was so eager to get in on the gift giving that he had to have … Continue Reading →
This diy gift was made by my youngest son, about 5 years ago to give to all his Aunts, Uncles and Grandparents, but we keep making it over and over because it really is that good. If your child can … Continue Reading →
Before I begin, I’d like to take a second to wish my youngest son a very Happy Birthday. I don’t know where the time has gone, but my baby is 17 years old today. That’s him in the picture above. … Continue Reading →
I have a great diy for you today, a flea market or thrift store wooden salad bowl covered with sticks. If you have a glue gun and a chop saw you are well on your way to making this project. … Continue Reading →
I had this great idea to continue my hurricane lamp slip covers with a beautiful cable knit thrift store sweater. You may remember my hurricane lamps covered in shells, driftwood, moss and honeysuckle vines. But after doing a little research I found … Continue Reading →
This week I’m sharing with you two thrift store makeovers, that you could also use for your holiday gift giving. This is a salt and pepper grinder I found at a local thrift store. There is actually nothing wrong with them, but that … Continue Reading →
One week to Thanksgiving and counting. Sorry, didn’t mean to shock you, I’m sort of just reminding myself. I have 18 people coming for dinner next week and I have no menu and I still need to start cleaning house. … Continue Reading →
Here at the Scavenger Chic household we have a sad little advent calendar we’ve been using for over 25 years. And every year I see these beautiful advent calendars with little doors and little nooks and crannies and think, I’ve … Continue Reading →
Welcome back diyers. We are about to transform this plain, ordinary, humdrum cheese box into a unique, one of a kind masterpiece. Did I oversell? Well, it will be cool. From what I can tell, cheese boxes were first used … Continue Reading →