We really need some good weather cause I have a list of projects that require some spray paint!!  Anywho, I was able to get this one in during our last break in below freezing temps.  Amie had seen something similar on Pinterest to use for Wedding Cards at the Reception.  I bought the crate at Michael’s for $9.99.  I already had the stain.  I bought stickers for the lettering, bought the burlap flower and hot glued a rhinestone button in the middle of it.  The wood crate surface is a bit rough so I used some “Mod Podge” to coat over the letters for a little extra protection.  Then, just cut some triangles out of cardstock for the little “cards” banner and glued them to some cute trim.  Turned out pretty cute if I say so myself! 😉

Love my deer head!!  I first saw this on Pinterest and realized “Kirkland’s” sold it.  The only Kirkland’s I’m aware of is down in Colorado Springs & thank goodness my daughter lives there!!  I decided to hang it inside an empty frame because I wanted it to be part of my wall grouping and thought it would look better framed.  I love it!!  I bought the frame at Michael’s 50% off and removed the matt and glass.  I found the “chalk ar” canvas at Home Goods.  Now I just need to finish the wall so I can show it all to you. 😉

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I bought this little dresser from a friend at work.  I just love the look of it, the wood, the handles and the details.  I got it home and polished it up.  I decided to line the drawers with something a little different.  I used scrapbook paper & some Modge Podge!  I already had this Antique Modge Podge so I used this one, not sure if it made much of a difference than the regular Modge Podge, but it’s suppose to leave it a little browner/yellower than the regular – if it did it’s just a tad.  My recommendation would be if you’d like to try this in a drawer or a shelf, use printed cardstock instead of paper.  It’s a little thicker and works a little better.  Just use a sponge brush and paint the Modge Podge onto your surface. Lay down your paper and smooth, then top coat again and then again with the Modge Podge.  It will bubble up less with the cardstock but will eventually lay down.  Love it!