Trash to treasure inspiration and all things upcycled, repurposed and reused. You can make unique home decor out of the most unlikely of items so let’s use what we have and repurpose it instead. So much better than adding to the landfill.
Kokedamas, or moss balls, originated in Japan, and these charming floating gardens are taking over the internet. Reminiscent of the hanging gardens of Babylon, they’re a great way to turn…
We’re super fortunate to have a large lush garden that’s pretty self-sustaining, and we have loads of feathered friends who visit on a regular basis. From teeny tiny Cape White-eyes,…
A while back we shared a tin ceiling plant stand that we made for our succulent collection. I love how that project turned out BTW. Have you seen it? When…
For as long as I can remember we’ve been turning discarded things into something that’s unique, useful, and hopefully pretty too. So when my Upcycle Sharin’ friends suggested we make…
When I cleaned out my closet the other day, I found a pair of jeans that I haven’t been able to pull over my ever-spreading laptop butt for about 10…
Sometimes a project takes on a life of its own and turns out way more gorgeous than expected, like these translucent dragonfly wings. Just look at those colors. Aren’t…
Make this adorable fairy potting bench using rusty nails and stirrer sticks. Quick and easy craft idea for your miniature garden
This beginner mosaic tutorial will show you how to turn a sponge ball into a ladybug, or ladybird mosaic.
Our garden fairies have been working their tiny little butts off in our garden this summer. It’s been super hot, and we had some major floods too. So you can…
Sometimes I see something in my head and go, “I wanna make that”, and it doesn’t work out. And then there are the times that IT does work!!! And it…
I don’t know what it is about mosaics, but every time I contemplate a new project, I lose all sense of reason. Case in point, last week. I bought a…
Ever since Clement Moore composed the classic poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas” way back in 1822, reindeers have featured prominently in Christmas stories and decor. Sadly we don’t see…
