Time to get crafty and rock our some fun, unique, upcycled, inspiring, thrifty, and beautiful creations
My real passion is taking junk and turning it into something pretty, fun, and useful. I was super excited when the website Earth 911 contacted me and asked me to participate in one of their amaze-balls contests! Check out this one to Organize Your Desk Mess and this one called Protect Your Tech This challenge ... continue reading
It is getting might chilly in my garage, but I did manage to bang out a fun pallet Christmas project! I pulled 5 good boards off of a pallet and then then used extra pieces of pallet wood along the back to attach all the boards to. Then I sanded, sanded, and sanded and painted ... continue reading
This is my favorite part of the tree I did for Better Homes and Gardens! We collected sticks one day on a hike and got to work! MATERIALS 10 Sticks Jute Bed Spring Chicken Wire Hot Glue (1) Lay the sticks out in a star shape (get a template here) and hot glue all of ... continue reading
I have been a Fabric Pin Maniac. My dining room table has been covered with fabric scraps, hot glue, and pins for 2 weeks. I shared my first creation {here} and I am really excited about the one I am sharing today! This was easy, like ridiculously easy and I already wore it and got ... continue reading
Here are some close ups and the nitty gritty on the ornaments I made for the Better Homes and Gardens Recycled Tree Decorations. I made similar ornaments last year, but decided to use my old scrap paper to fill clear glass ornaments this year. You can use junk mail, newspaper, old magazines, anything! After you ... continue reading
I absolutely LOVE this garland! Last year I made a similar garland but for this Ultimate Recycling Project Christmas Tree for Better Homes and Gardens, I just couldn't used bought paper. So off I ran to my stash of shopping bags, and to the phone to hit up all of my friend's stashes as well! ... continue reading
Last week, I shared some amazing fabric pin inspirations. Here is the first version I made and how I made it. It was super easy and cost next to nothing. You will need: 16 strips of BURLAP 4 strips of FABRIC 2 FABRIC circles PIN, CLIP, or BARRETTE HOT GLUE GUN SCISSORS (2) Glue the ... continue reading
If you follow along here at Too Much Time, you know my husband gave me free rein to decorate his office. It was a BLANK SLATE. We decided on an industrial chic theme which totally blends in with style going on in the rest of the building. Here are the first and second projects I ... continue reading
Today, I am hanging with Vanessa over at Nifty Thrifty Things! I shared some of my most favorite projects and a crafty tutorial. Stop on over there if you have a chance!
I have discussed our addiction to step stools before. Here are a few I have done up and some that have turned into step stools out of necessity. Since I am redoing our powder room, I decided this sad little number could be retired to the kids bathroom, after all they don't really care what ... continue reading
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