Make an easy Coastal Christmas Decor piece using vinyl and a thrift store sign. This easy Ho, Ho, Ho sign adds a fun touch to a coastal Christmas. . . .
Starfish Design Coffee Table Tray
Turn a thrift store find into pretty coastal decor. Give it a weathered paint look and add a fun quote with vinyl letters for a one of a kind Starfish Design Coffee Table Tray. . . .
Coastal Anchor Welcome Sign
Make your own Coastal Anchor Welcome Sign in minutes! Start with an old plaque and a wood craft anchor to have a beach themed sign to greet your guests. . . .
Wedding Guest Book Alternative Using a Globe
If you're planning a wedding or know someone who is and you're looking for some alternatives to traditional projects, this wedding guest book alternative using a globe is a fun way to save messages from your friends and family. . . .
Gather Tray Using a Thrift Store Find
This simple Gather Tray using a thrift store find was a quick and easy Thanksgiving decor project. I love using my Cricut for projects like this, but any vinyl decals could be used. . . .
DIY Broom Parking Sign for Halloween
Make a DIY Broom Parking Sign for Halloween easily using a thrift store find sign and vinyl letters and graphics. This is a fun piece of lawn decor for Halloween. . . .
DIY Halloween Wine Glasses and Hocus Pocus Tray
Make a set of DIY Halloween Wine Glasses and Hocus Pocus Tray using plastic glasses, cups, and vinyl letters and designs. Use a cutting machine or some Halloween stickers to put together a fun drink serving tray for your Halloween party. . . .
Spooky Halloween Clock
Transform a thrift store find into a spooky Halloween Clock for an easy diy decor piece for your Halloween party. Use paint and vinyl letters to make this quick, easy, and fun piece. . . .
Hello Fall Canvas Using Cricut
Make a Hello Fall canvas using Cricut or vinyl decals. You can make one of these quickly and have a fun diy fall decor piece that's budget friendly! . . .
Appetizer Menu Chalkboard
Making an Appetizer Menu Chalkboard is a great way to let your guests know what you're serving. Even when I think everything should look familiar, I often have guests asking what's this or that. I plan on using this frequently. . . .