Fireflies and Cattails
Growing up in Minnesota I remember the beautiful fireflies and trying to catch them. I re-purposed an old apple cider jug by adding some cattails and lights to remind me of the fireflies I grew up with.
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Creative Homemade Bottle Light Ideas to Illuminate Your Space
Upcycle an old glass bottle into a glowing light for your home. It’s very easy to do, a great gift idea or fun for crafting night.
How To Etch Glass – It’s So Easy!
Today I’m going to show you how easy it can be to etch glass! Great for all kinds of personalized gifts! Once you get started, you’ll want to try even more.
Easy Personalizable Kid’s Luminary
Up-cycle a glass jar into a kid’s luminary. This project is inexpensive, personalizable, you can involve the kids or make it as a gift.
Easy and Amazing DIY Cut Glass Bottle Craft Ideas
I have had several requests after posting my Up-cycling with a Bottle Cutter post! I thought it was time to do part 2 and show you some crafts & projects you can make with this cool tool.
Easy Light Up Valentine Heart
This project is easy and inexpensive. Great for Valentine’s day, gift, or night light. Make it with your friends for Galentine’s Day!
Plain Glass Block to Glowing Valentine Decor
Creating a seasonal look in your home doesn’t have to be hard. Just a few simple items put together can create ambiance in your home. This project is easy, great for decorations, party craft, or a gift.
Up-Cycle An Outdated Lazy Susan
I found this old Lazy Susan at Good Will for $2. I grabbed it fast because I knew just how to up-cycle it for my kitchen table with Dixie Belle Paint & Stencils!
Upcycle Plain LED Tree to Birch/Aspen Tree
I have had this plain LED tree for a while. I almost got rid of it last summer at our garage sale. I just felt it was missing something. When I was walking through Target this holiday season I saw they were selling trees like this one and they looked like aspen or birch trees. They were super expensive and the light bulb went on! I can do this with my tree with just a little Paint!