Thank you for all of your kind words on my son’s new half bath. One of my favorite features is the planked wall behind the mirror. Today I’m going to show you how I achieved that look. To start, of course you’ll need to have a planked wall. Although I …
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I have a super quick tutorial for you today. I was looking for some artwork for my son’s bedroom/half-bath makeover, and thought some canvas art would fit the bill. Inspired by these I found on Etsy, and these from Pottery Barn, here’s what I came up with: If you want to make some yourself, here’s …
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Hi there! No, this isn’t another Easter post, despite the pictures. I’m posting this in response to some questions I had about what I used to cover the metal cake pans I used for the centerpiece in my Easter Tablescape. How often you’ll need to conceal the outer edge of a …
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I’m baaaack! Sorry to be late with the April calendar. Being out of town for a little over a week has set me back a bit. I still have some (okay, lots) of laundry to catch up on, among other things, but I wanted to get this calendar out for …
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Adding an electrical outlet can come in handy, and if you’ve ever wished you knew how to do it, join me and I’ll show you how easy it can be.
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Some of you who’ve been following me for a little while know that I’ve been working on my son’s bedroom. One of the changes we needed to make was to get him some new bedding. So we went window screen shopping at one of our favorite places for inspiration: Pottery Barn …
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Mesh laundry bags, PVC piping and drawer slides were used to build these drying racks. They’re my all-time favorite feature in my new laundry room, and I’ll show you how easy it is to put them together.
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Back when I showed you my laundry room makeover, I told you I would post a tutorial showing how I made the clock that hangs over the door. Well, that was two months ago, so here I am to make good on my word.
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Happy New Year! Here’s a look back at the top 10 most popular posts of 2012 here at Me and My DIY. I should start out by mentioning that since I’ve only been blogging for five months, several of these posts are still fairly recent. And given the fact that this is …
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Every year I make a special ornament for our book club ornament exchange. This year is no exception. I started with Martha Stewart’s Holiday Card Ornaments, but added a few little tweaks of my own. If history is any indication, this will be the one that everybody wants.
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