Why buy new decor when you can thrift and upcycle all of your home projects. Upcycled and thrifted decor often have much prettier outcomes, plus they are customized perfectly to suit your home! I never rip-and-replace anything if I can reuse and upcycle it later!
Top 10 DIY Projects of 2014! I have to be honest with you. 2014 really kicked my butt. I don’t shy…
This post is sponsored by Modern Masters, I received paint and supplies from the Metallic Paint Collection in Warm Silver….
The easiest and least expensive transformation is a furniture transformation. As I sit through another game of Catchphrase or Uno,…
Above: My DIY version of Ballard Designs Monogram Art. $1.00 + I used extra paint supplies I already had at…
I love this time of year because everything seems so much more relaxed. It’s the calm before 9 months of…
I adopted this beautiful table for $25 off of Craigslist last year. The paint had been partially scraped off and…
As you know, I LOVE transforming furniture with mixed media and decoupage. So every time I run across these tables…
This simple Mason jar winterscape made its first appearance in my holiday home tour. My Masons were just sitting empty…
If you’re new here, welcome to Snazzy Little Things, my DIY & vintage decor blog! Feel free to browse the many…
*** Acquired this nice table Goodwill for $25, I have been doing this (selectively) over the past few months. Our…
I needed to get out of the house for a bit and if you read my previous post, you know…
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint is a DIY’er dream. From start to finish, this piece was complete in under two hours!…
Industrial basement with exposed ductwork including before & after photos, and our paint swatches at the bottom of this post….
When was the last time you received a letter in the mail…just because? And not because of an event or…
