All of my favorite DIY sites are chock full of white pumpkins right now. Whether you go with the real deal or fake ones, they can get pretty pricey the more you buy. Whip up some homemade chalk paint and you can turn even the most inexpensive crazy colored pumpkins into matte white Baby Boos for sophisticated fall decorating. You’ll need: (affiliate link proceeds are all donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. Shop through these links to raise monthly

Fur baby paw prints. Do I have to say anything more? Many pet parents have used ink and paper to make these prints. But if you’ve done this already, you know how much of a pain it is to get all that ink off of toe beans and hair! My version is more detailed and much cleaner! You’ll need: (affiliate link proceeds are ALL donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations: ❤ A computer, scanner/printer, paper, double sided tape, and a frame. First, set your scanner to

We try not to leave things out when they aren’t in use… but we noticed that we were doing exactly that with our television. This Hidden TV Cabinet keeps it and all related electronics nicely stored away. You’ll need (affiliate link proceeds are all donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations): 2x4s 1x4s 2x2s 1x2s 2 and a half inch, 2 inch, and 1 and a quarter inch screws. You may also need some washers. Miter saw, nail gun, safety glasses, 1-inch brad nails fo

I absolutely love having my home smelling like my favorite scents but I don’t like all of the harmful chemicals involved in the store-bought plug-in type versions. This easy-to-make reed diffuser only uses a few simple ingredients and has no bad chemicals. It also doesn’t require electricity like plug-ins do and is much safer to use than a candle as you can leave diffusers unattended. You’ll need: (affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue orga

Rattan, cane webbing, raffia, and other fibrous textures are trending this year which makes a simple item like tumbleweed the perfect natural accessory in your home décor. Grab one or two as they blow by… ummm, maybe not that one… Turn a tumbleweed into a statement chandelier with a lamp socket, lamp cord, chain, and screwdriver. (Affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations) Unscrew the socket and feed the end of the power cord thr

Sometimes a round wreath just won’t do. When you need to up your wreath game, make one in any shape for a truly customizable look. You’ll need (affiliate link proceeds are all donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. THANK YOU for shopping through these sites and helping to raise donations ❤ ) : * Round reed for basket weaving, a board larger than you want the size of your wreath to be, wood screws, a drill, and a pencil * A basin and water * You may also

Barrel band orbs are strong spherical elements that can hold their own as décor pieces or as part of another display. Real ones are heavy, expensive, and aren’t always available in smaller sizes. This faux version creates the same look with embroidery hoops and is much lighter, more cost-effective, and can be created in almost any size. You’ll need: (affiliate link proceeds are all donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. Shopping through these links help

White pumpkins were trending in fall décor and white pinecones are its winter version. You can accomplish the look with two different processes – by bleaching or by whitewashing. Bailey and I will show you both so you can decide which version you’d like better in your décor. (Affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. Shopping through these links helps raise donations for some pretty amazing non-profits. See the 'Animal Rescue Su

The moon is timeless, mysterious, and beautiful. So why not capture a bit of its essence and incorporate it into your home décor? This glow-y Harvest Moon Light not only makes for a howling addition to your fall and Halloween vibe but it also brings a dreamy, soothing luminosity to a nursery or bedroom. You’ll need (affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations): * A sea sponge * Acrylic or latex paint * A piece of cardboard for paint

Have you seen putka pods yet? These dried fruit pods look like tiny little pumpkins and are trending in fall home décor this year. Sure, you could use them as filler in vases or candle holders but that’s what’s everyone else is doing with them. Instead, make this glowy Pumpkin Putka Pod Light with a thrift store fixture and some hot glue. You’ll need: (affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. Please use the links for your Amaz

Pampas grass plumes are so beautiful…and brittle. While I love the look in my fall décor, I don’t love the mess they make. Create a faux version with yarn that won’t shed all over your floors. You’ll need: (ALL affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations ❤) * Yarn * Scissors * A chopstick or dowel rod * Wire brush For the bunny tails, I’m using traditional yarn and for pampas grass, I’m using feather fringe yarn. * An ultra firm hol

Stencils are cool and all but raised stencils with joint compound are easy and give a unique textured look to your finished project. You’ll need (all affiliate link proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations): * A canvas or other surface * Stencil * Joint compound * Measuring tape * A scraper * Painters tape (or masking tape) * Painting supplies – I’m going to give a rusted, patina finish to my stencil so I’m using different paints, a grazing med

A bubbler fountain is much less splashy and is a gorgeous way to bring the gentle, relaxing sound of water to an interior tabletop setting. With a couple of thrift store items, you can create this Glass Globe Fountain. You’ll need (affiliate links are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. THANK YOU for shopping here! ❤ ) * A glass globe from a light fixture – this one measures 25 inches around * Frosted glass spray (since the glass is clear and the tub

This simple wood box is an easy build and can serve as a gorgeous rustic catch-all anywhere in your home. You’ll need: (affiliate link proceeds are all donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations. Please do your shopping here to help raise money for animals!) * 1x4 wood * Nail gun * Safety glasses * Measuring tape * Miter saw * A drill and bits for drilling and screwing * Two knobs or handles * Wood filler * Sandpaper * Spray paint * Drop cloth First, use the

Did you see the wreath I made to finish off the Scrap Floor Wall Art episode? I received a ton of requests for a tutorial so here you go!

The next 'On The Fly...DIY' episode is out on YouTube and just in time for the Fourth of July: To anyone else, this looks like patriotic wall décor. Only you'll know it's something more. With three compartments secured by RFID locks, this American Flag Wall Safe has no key holes to give away that your priceless valuables are inside. You'll need: (Affiliate links below. Proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters and rescue organizations!) * Half inch plywood * 3/4 inch

Mirrors have plenty of applications in home decor but sometimes, you don't want a brand new, flawless reflection. Learn to age / antique your mirrors in a few easy steps. These go perfect with the farm house or fixer upper look! Sponsored in part by Rust-Oleum. #diy #mirror #agedmirror #agingamirror #antiquingamirror #fixerupper #bleach #rustoleum #homedecor #homeimprovement