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Easy Shoji Screen Makeover

 Hi everyone! I hope all is well with you. Today I am going to take my almost 20-year-old shoji screen and transform it using just a few materials I had on hand. I purchased this shoji screen when living in Arizona. When my husband, and I moved around due to the military, this screen followed along with us. It has been through a lot. I decided over the weekend that I would give it a complete makeover. I'd love to share my experience with all of you. This project took one day to complete. I decided to keep the white shoji paper and work around it. Materials  Peel and stick wallpaper -The roll I am using was purchased at Lowe's during a sale they had. I believe it was $37 for the package. And it only takes one to complete this project Paint- I'm using my leftover Valspar furniture and cabinet paint Adhesive- E6000 Paintbrush Ruler  Scissors Spray paint Screwdriver Start by applying paint to the frame on each section of your shoji screen. I only applied paint to the outer su...

DIY Colorful Summer Hanging Design

Hello all! This craft is easy and a lot of fun. I recently came across assorted fruit stickers at my local Dollar Tree, and I thought of using them for a summer craft. Today, we'll be making a colorful summer hanging design. I only had to buy the stickers for this, and I spent around three dollars on this project. I already had most of the materials on hand. Materials: - Assorted fruit stickers - Summer word wood decoration - Wood frame - Paint - Faux succulents - Paintbrush or sponge brush - Twine -  Hot glue - Scissors - Floral cutters Start by applying paint to your wooden frame. Apply around two coats of paint. Set your frame aside, and allow it to dry. Next, begin painting your wooden summer word decoration. Add gems or glitter. Then set it aside to dry. Once the frame and decorations are dry, use hot glue to attach your summer word decoration to the sign. After, take your assorted stickers, and begin to add them to your wood frame. You are now ready to cut your succulents. Us...

Three Dollar Chalkboard Re-do

 Hello, my lovely crafters! I went to the Dollar Tree and found this simple wooden chalkboard for three dollars. I was pretty excited because I love a quick and easy re-do project. You can find all the materials for this fun craft at Dollar Tree, or any craft store.  Materials needed One wooden chalkboard  Paint- I'm using bright magenta, and black Gems Pop-up butterfly stickers Paintbrush Hot glue Succulents- Just a few smaller succulents  Start by applying paint to your chalkboard. I painted my bright magenta around the outer section just around the chalkboard section. Next, take your black paint and apply it to the bottom section near the hooks on your chalkboard. I also went around the sides, and top of my chalkboard with my black paint. Once you have applied your paint, allow it to fully dry. Next, take your succulents and begin to glue them onto your chalkboard. I used just a little hot glue to add them onto my chalkboard. I glued my succulents on the left bott...

Ceramic Hanging Decoration Upgrade

Hi everyone! I recently took a trip to my local Target store, and I found this simple unfinished ceramic hanging decoration kit. The kit included paint, one bead, rope, and a tassel. I decided to give it a simple upgrade using my own paint colors, succulents that I had on hand, and a few craft butterflies I purchased a while back at Dollar Tree.  The kit was three dollars.  If you're ready, I'll take you through this simple upgrade. You will need: One hanging kit design Butterfly gems Succulents Paint- I'm using celery and antique white Hot glue Floral snips Start by applying paint to your hanging ceramic decoration. I decided I would use the color celery in my design. Allow it to fully dry. Next, using your second paint color, add it to the lines of your ceramic decoration.  After you have painted your ceramic design, you can start to add on your succulents. Using floral snips, cut your succulents to the desired size. Add a small amount of hot glue onto the back of each ...

10 Feel Good Things You Should Do Right Now.

  Discover 10 feel-good activities that you can do right now to boost your mood and overall well-being. These simple and enjoyable tasks will help you cultivate positivity and happiness in your life. Here are ten wonderful ways to enhance your mood and brighten your day: 1. Display fresh flowers in your space to help brighten your mood. 2. Start a blog to express your thoughts and inspire others. 3. Go on an outdoor adventure, take a walk, and breathe in some fresh air. 4. Plan a meet-up or video chat with a friend to laugh, cry and feel good. 5. Create something new, take on a new craft, or try a new recipe. 6. Get moving by going for a walk, bike ride, or taking an online fitness class. 7. Explore new recipes and have fun with cooking. 8. Journal to relieve stress and express yourself. 9. Read a new book, listen to a podcast, or a daily devotional. 10. Be in the moment, sit in silence, gather your thoughts, and take a deep breath. Remember to be good to yourself and appreciate th...

DIY Easy Succulent Love Sign

Hi everyone! I hope you are all doing well. I decided to work on a simple project that takes little time, and a few materials. Today we are creating an easy succulent love sign. Materials needed Black paint One small round wood sign paintbrush Gold sticker design Succulents Two strands of vines Adhesive/Hot glue Floral snips/ Scissors Start by applying your black paint to your wooden round sign. I applied paint to the front side of my wood sign, but you can apply paint on both the front and the back of the sign if you choose to do so. Apply around two coats of your black paint, and a total of four coats if you decide to paint the front and back of your sign. Next, take your love gold sticker, and apply a little adhesive to give it extra hold when placed onto your sign. I did this because I have noticed that the sticky backing on some stickers doesn't hold as well once applied on top of a painted surface. Next, gather your vines, and succulents. Using some floral snips, cut your vin...

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