Diy home décor tutorials, simple home improvement projects, and budget organizing tips.
This is one of those projects that I had been dreading! Not because I dislike painting, but because I knew it would end up taking longer than expected. SO, needless to say, this toybox had been sitting in the basement for quite some time before I mustered up the courage to tackle this. I will say that the outcome was worth the time spent, and I feel better knowing this will not be sitting in a landfill!
I was browsing online a few months back, and I came across a beautiful boxwood wreath on the Michael's website. I fell in love with the look of it, but the $99 price tag was less than appealing. So, I made it my mission to create my own version.
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It's hard to believe the first quarter of the year is already gone! But, I'm excited about the warm weather finally arriving because that means getting to spend more time outdoors. One thing I love about the outdoors if seeing flowers bloom and the trees turn green again. And while I love natural flowers, there is a place for faux flowers. This diy is part of the #diyblogchallenge.
