A DIY blog for the queen bee lifestyle
If you have ever needed or wanted to take off your door handleset, you probably have noticed that they are a bit more complex than a standard door knob. For one, there is usually no noticeable screws. So, how are you suppose to get the darn thing off?!?! Well, it’s not as complicated as it appears, and I can show you how to remove door handlesets using just a few common household tools.
If you look through enough articles on my blog, you will begin to notice a heavy concentration on storage/organization (in addition to my love for woodworking). One particular area that seems to garner an excessive amount of interest is closets. Everyone wants to know how to get the most out of their own clothing storage space. As a result, I get a lot of questions concerning this issue. Today, I would like to address some of these questions. So, I will be going over the standard closet measurement guidelines.
Well, one more summer has come to an end, and a wonderful Fall seems to be just around the corner. I love the crisp, cool weather. I love being able to pull out my Fall wardrobe – chucking the flip flops for my socks and booties. There are only a few issues with Fall that I dread… ragweed pollen and Fall cleaning. My goal each year is to complete each item on my Ultimate Fall Cleaning Checklist Printable before the ragweed pollen season ends. (My sinuses let me know if I have succeeded) 😉
We all enjoy having a nice Halloween or Fall display. So, it can be quite disappointing to put in a lot of work to achieve that perfect carved or decorated pumpkin, only to discover that it has shriveled or rotted out before the big day arrives. That is why I wanted to discuss with you several tips for How To Make Your Jack O’ Lantern Last Until Halloween, and perhaps even longer.
Remember the days when toys were made of wood and had a solid construction. Well, if you are nostalgic about things like that, then you will love this DIY. A family friend of mine recently made some adorable wooden boats. He has so kindly shared the instructions with me , of which, I am now passing on to you. This DIY wooden toy boat would make a perfect gift for a little one, or it could be a great project to do with a slightly older child.
I don’t know about you, but my mattress and my bedding are two things that I am diligent about preserving. I want them to have as long a life as possible. Partly, because mattresses are so expensive and partly because a good set of sheets are so hard to find. (Or maybe that is just me. I admit that I am particular about how my sheets feel). So, I sat down and compiled a list of the things that you can do to extend the life of your bedding.
Well, the holidays are just right around the corner, and with October finally here, it’s time to start rolling out the decor. So, I thought that I would show a few of my favorite easy halloween decorations. Each one of these crafty projects can be completed in just a matter of minutes, and usually from items that you already have around the house.
Today, I thought that I would share with you some of my favorite Halloween Treats that I have collect over the past few years. Why are these my favorite? Well, because they are easy. 😉 I loooove the easy stuff! (
For quite a while now, I have been working on a way to show my appreciation to all of my subscribers. As you may or may not know, email subscribers are the life blood of a blogger (or at least they are for this blogger). So as such, I feel that it is important to work hard at keeping them. That is when my plan for free printables came along.
I wanted to take the time to show you a few easy craft projects that can be done with some of my free printables. So I thought, what better way to get started but to show you how to create your very own tear away notepads. You know the kind – similar to the standard sticky notes. (minus the sticky). These DIY tear away notepads are incredibly easy to make.
