Powder Room Faux Marble wall - DIY



I love marble! (Who doesn't?) I have a ton of marble stuff around our home. The natural stones and textures have some inconceivable depth that I just find so addictive.

Having a genuine marble wall would be amazing, but that would not count as art! Also, a genuine marble wall would mean a major expense, and a huge remodel which I don't think everyone has the time for. Being the crazy artsy self, I thought faux marble marble walls would take it to a whole different level, (and give me a large canvas to experiment on!) And I could also argue that repainting a wall in a faux marble finish would give me that classy marble look at a fraction of the cost. (Not sure about what I was up to, but I got a go ahead from hubs. Worst case scenario was that it would look like cobwebs, but we could just paint over it, so gave it a go anyway!)

I know several of you might shudder at the thought, but trust me - achieving the effect requires patience but is moderately easy. You can come up with your own tweaked technique to make up your own unique marble colors, or your design. There is no right or wrong, and the possibilities are endless!

Upcycled thrift store find: Altered Spoon (Tutorial)

Hello everyone! I hope you had a wonderful week. Today, I'm going to share how I altered this vintage spoon I had picked up at the Lost and Found Market. It had so much character that I just couldn't let it go.  

To get started, all you need, other than basic supplies, is an old silverware piece (which you can usually find at thrift stores):


Pantry Organization - Image transfer for clear labels

Pantries come in all sizes: small, big, walk-in, drawers, shelves, roll-out compartments… and the list goes on. Whatever may be the size, these clear labels can adore pantry jars in all. So excited to share a fun way to make clear labels, perfect for the pantry jars and knick-knacks! Turn a clear packaging tape into clear labels using the image transfer technique!

For this project, you’ll need this stuff:

Supplies 
  • Clear tape. I feel stronger the tape, the better the labels
  • Inkjet printer
  • Scissors or Paper Trimmer