My obsession with dishes has already been well documented on this site. I grew up seeing my parents amazing collection, I’ve found some fun ways to use glass containers at my home parties, and I even have done a DIY on repurposing glass bottles. So naturally, when I was at the Dollar Tree looking for a few party supplies and came across some great glass items I saw another DIY opportunity. I couldn’t be happier with the results from this $2 project. I happened to already have a good glass specific glue. If you don’t have one on-hand already, you can pick one up while you’re there, for the low price of…
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Pantone Universe
I have to admit that I fall into that graphic designer cliche; I love my fonts, paper and Pantone. Pantone has been gaining popularity outside the industry for awhile now, and for those of us who just can’t get enough, you can find their colors on an ever growing body of products. Love this Pantone swag. And how about these stylish Pantone bikes from Abici.
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Budget Decor: Threshold
Target launched their own line of decor accessories called Threshold in September 2012, and they’ve been churning out great deals on really stylish pieces regularly ever since. They just launched a new Spring collection in March, and here are a few of my favorite pieces. Are you as obsessed with Target’s Threshold line as I am?
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DIY Chalkboard Tray
A couple weeks ago, I drove by my favorite craft store, Hobby Lobby, and let me tell you, that place is so amazing that it makes every 25 miles trip to their closest store from my home worth it. I went inside to get a few things for a future DIY project, and could not pass up these beautiful gingham handles. Immediately I thought they would look great on a tray and why not a chalkboard tray. If needed, sand off any rough areas and wipe it clean for smooth surface. Apply 2 layers of chalkboard paint and let it dry for three hours.