Materials and the sequence of the job sit together on this page.
go-to Alternative Christmas Tree: A reader, Kisa, shared this striking tree her mom, Chelsea Kehde, created. It is memorable what you can do with something as direct as neckties. Read more over at Sedalia Democrat in the article (and photo) courtesy of Faith Bemiss.
go-to Upcycle: Cross stitch never looked this cool!! Old tennis rackets are the well fitted canvas for some Christmas cross stitch! See all the details over at Sadie Seasongoods.
go-to Handmade Library Wall: Ever since I watched Beauty and the Beast as a child, I’ve dreamed of the huge library. I probably won’t ever live in a castle so I’ll have to settle for a striking library wall like this one by Just Measured Up.
go-to Furniture Remake: Navy is always a striking choice. This dresser used to look outdated, but now it looks stylish and has new life TV stand. Made over by Timeless Creations.
go-to Unique Gallery Wall: Gallery walls are fun for photos, but that isn’t the only way to use them. Trailer Trash Treasure Trove used christmas ornaments, garland and frames to make a faux christmas tree gallery wall.
go-to Old Window option: Take an ugly florescent light cover and make it look striking by using an old window like this option from Grandma’s House Handmade.
go-to Farmhouse Kitchen Sink: I love a farmhouse sink, but now always one without a divider. See more of this striking house over at This Old House.
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go-to Little Girl Room: I might not be a little girl anymore, but I want to be when I see this adorable room! So many strong details!
Now it’s your turn!!!
