I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season. Ken and I have been working away on bringing the basement up to snuff. I can’t say “back up to snuff” because I don’t think there was ever a snuff before now. We have managed to create a cozier little TV area, and we have been enjoying it, but there is still a bit more to do before I show it off.
2014 has been quite a crafty year, here on the blog, and although I hope to do more than just crafty stuff in 2015, I wanted to share the 10 best craft diys from this year.
These are the ones that got the most pins, comments or shares, which I can only assume
means they are the best of the bunch!
An old pair of blue jeans becomes hanging storage.
A soda can gets a faux hammered copper treatment.
Mason jars get the look of speckled robin’s eggs with a faux decoupage technique.
A salvaged and very dated lamp gets a whole new life when it’s wrapped in cozy, new yarn.
Used jars and thrifted glass plates become ornamental (and usable) bird feeders.
Chalkboard paint gives shiny new chicken wire and aged and weathered look.
Chicken wire and old pallet wood make for pretty vertical hanging moss planters.
Another batch of used jars get wrapped with fishermans netting for a cozy coastal setting.
Used box lids and chalkboard paint make for cheap and easy signage.
A thrifted dome cake plate and vase get transformed into a friendly (or spooky) ghost.
Thanks for stopping by.
Please have a safe and Happy New Year and I’ll see ya on the backside ;} ~ Amy
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Anne@DesignDreams says
You had such a great year! Love your projects!!
Happy New Year Amy!
xox
Shanna Gilbert says
Such a fabulous collection of creativity! I can’t wait to see what you come up with in 2015!
Cheryl in Wisconsin says
Thanks for all the great ideas!
chris aka monkey says
amy these were great but geeze the twigs i went nuts over and your trips i know aren’t a craft but i loved them especially the trip to boston xx happy new year xx
Sharleen says
You have such great ideas Amy. I truly look forward to your next projects. I also loved your tip posts. Keep up the good work. You are a mastermind, !! Thanks for all the posts.
Danni@SiloHillFarm says
I love them all! But…I’m sure you know that those fishermans net bottles are my very faves 😉