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The story of this wall is actually a pretty fun one. In 2023 I threw my name in the mix to compete in an accent wall competition at a DIY Content Creator Conference and I was 1 of 4 selected. As part of the competition I had to submit my design idea as well as a list of all of the materials I would need so I decided to go with a fluted wall and after looking through all of the available materials, I stumbled across these pine screen molding pieces and they could not be more

I had a vision for this door ever since I completed the accent wall in my bedroom 2 years ago. Once I stumbled upon the concealed sliding door hardware it all came together. In this post I'm going over how I built my door as well as answering the most commonly asked questions about it. You can find all of the materials to build the door HERE . Concealed sliding door hardware can be found HERE . *links may earn me a small commission. Step 1: Starting With the Basics I began b

Closets might be my favorite type of DIY build... I mean what feels better than an organized closet? They can make sure a difference in day to day life. So after I finished my sliding closet door, I figured it was time to tackle our primary closet. I knew this project would be quite the undertaking, which is why I put it off for so long but the wire shelving was starting to fall apart and there was so much wasted space. I wanted something functional, organized, and custom—w

Adding this wall rack to our kitchen was the perfect way to add interest as well as functional storage. We use it to store commonly used spices, small measuring spoons, cutting boards, glassware, etc. Adjust the following dimensions to fit your space and needs. *This post contains some affiliate links and may earn a small commission. Materials: (Click Here to Shop All Materials) 1x4 Select Pine  (for the frame and shelves) Beadboard Paneling  (for the backing) 3/8 inch Dowels

What could be cuter than DIY cardboard gingerbread house ornaments? Thank you for asking: gingerbread house ornaments with teeny tiny faces peeking out! They are especially adorable when illuminated by the glow of twinkling tree lights. These little cuties are made using materials easily found around the house and are completely customizable. Materials Needed: SHOP ITEMS HERE Thin cardboard Utility knife or sharp cutting blade Paint pens, puffy paint, glitter, stickers (anyt

One of my favorite things to do each year is to make keepsake ornaments for our Christmas tree. I love seeing how my kids have grown through the years as I decorate the tree. What's wonderful about these ornaments is their versatility—you can use materials readily available at home and you can customize the pictures and ribbon or decorartions to match your style. Materials You'll Need: SHOP MATERIALS HERE Lid:  Reuse jar lids or any circular base. Make sure you have room to

I think by now you all know that I love to make things but this time of year I especially love making holiday decorations and gifts. Every year I make a new keepsake ornament for our tree. Generally they involve an adorable picture of my kids or dog but the great thing is that you can customize them to fit your personal style or preference. These adorable decorations are really easy to make and extremely versitile. You can include a little face if thats what your into or c