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Monday, June 1, 2020

Country Farmhouse Budget Friendly Wreath - DIY

Country Farmhouse Budget Friendly Wreath

Rustic Farmhouse Wreath

Using a sign from Dollar Tree I painted it with Waverly white chalk paint


found this print from hen silhouette cut it out and glue the silhouette to the sign.

I added some doodle around the edge with a black sharpie.


attach the sign to the wreath form from Dollar Tree.


I made up three messy bows with black and white fabric and some rick-rack from my local fabric store, foliage pick, burlap ribbon, jute twine from Dollar Tree, topped the bow with natural raffia strands, also from Dollar Tree. 


I started to lay out the bows and foliage to get the right placement


I like how this wreath turned out.

Thank you for stopping by, so until next time.

God bless you, Vicki

Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Rustic Country Farmhouse Blue Jeans - Garland DIY


A Project you can do with Wore Out Blue Jeans?


Hi Friends,

Today I thought I would show you how I made this super easy project, using wore out blue jeans. It's really just a rag garland, I'm using blue jeans.

With 3 young grandson around, the pile of wore out jeans gets big!  So with all these wore out jeans, I decided to make a few quick garlands.


I cut off the legs of the jeans and cut off the outside seam and the bottom leg hem to try and make the pieces all the same size.


Then I cut 1/2" strip about 5" long for the rag garland


and measured the length of where I wanted to hang the garland on the hutch.
I used white yarn, I had on hand to the length I needed.

Then sat down with the piece of yarn and the strips of wore out jeans and started tying the strips onto the yarn with a half not.  Pretty easy it took me 30 to 45 minutes per garland,(I made one for the mantel also).


I then decided to cut a few triangles to make a couple of short banners for the vintage window I have placed around my home.



I just many, have know idea how many triangles for the blue jean pile and glued the on to a measured piece of twine, to fit onto the window frame at the entry door.


I want to thank you for stopping by

May God Bless You and Your Family,
I'm Vicki a Colorado Junkett

Monday, September 20, 2010

Vintage Tea Tin - Filled with Late Summer Sunflowers

Hi friends,

Here is a vintage tea tin filled with sunflowers and a bit of white pip berries, and stems of eucalyptus.






Have A Great Day!
Vicki a Colorado Junkett