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New Knobs {Hardware Resources}

I have a real problem with hardware for furniture.  I buy them when I don’t need them.  With no project in mind.  No piece of furniture or plan for their use.  Some women love shoes, I love knobs. At least that is a cheaper habit.

I decided to put my hoarding of knobs to good use and change out the hardware on this buffet.

I had two of these Through the Woods knobs from Anthropologie saved for a rainy day.

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Previously this buffet had red glass knobs adorning it’s drawers but I am slowly weeding out all of the red hues in my home.  I replaced them with gold hardware from Hobby Lobby ($2.00 each at 50% off.  Did you know knobs are always priced at 50% off at Hobby Lobby?  Not good for my addiction.)

I saved the expensive Anthro knobs for the two opening doors.

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And remember how this buffet had a run-in with a Bath & Body Works scented plug-in?

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I couldn’t bear to repaint the top of the buffet so I just covered up the mess with this tray I made on a FOX 25 Segment.

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I love the new knobs and even though the Fox heads are kind of quirky, it is so my style, and that is what matters.

Where is your favorite place to buy hardware for furniture?  Am I the only one that hoards weird stuff, like knobs?

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Last Day to Grab a Spot in Saturday’s Workshop!

Today is the last day to secure your spot in this Saturday’s Furniture Painting Workshop at Showplace Market!

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We never have openings in our classes, as our June Class is almost full!  This is a great chance to slide in last minute if this has been on your bucket list!  You can reserve your spot by clicking here!

Also, I will be at Serendipity Market tonight from 6:30pm – 8pm hosting a free demo of CeCe Caldwell’s Paints & Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paints at their Mom’s Night Out.

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Either way, I hope to see YOU in the next few days!  Stop by, give me a hug, and get your questions answered for all of your weekend projects! 

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For The Mom Who Loves to Craft {10 Mothersday Gift Ideas}

The countdown to Mother’s Day is on! Who’s ready?  If your answer is “NO” then let me give you a few hints for that crafty, Pinterest loving lady in your life.

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30% of the peeps who read this blog are men. No excuses this year guys.  I am doing the work for you.  Print this post and out get after it.   Or if you want to drop a subtle hint of a few things YOU might like to make an appearance on your special day then feel free to forward this blog post to your hubs.  Now that we’ve covered all of the bases on how to make this blog post work to your advantage, let’s dive in to this Momma’s Day roundup of my favorite gifts (and a few hints I’m dropping on my baby daddy as well.)

The card is the foundation of any gift.  If you open the card and it sucks then you pretty much assume that the gift will suck too.  Just sayin’.  (And not to seem totally selfish and materialistic but Gifts are my 3rd love language. I love them. Small or big, inexpensive or fancy, I love gifts and I love giving gifts even more.)

  I love any type of stationary and this Mothers Day Card from QuillandFox via Etsy will scream “fasten your seat belt, the gift you are about to open will knock your rubber cleaning gloves off!”

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What an awesome way to spend time with your mom then by attending a canvas painting class together!  There are several here locally in OKC and one worth mentioning is Wine & Palette.  You simply show up, open a favorite bottle of wine, and get inspired by local artists who guide you step-by-step through a featured painting.  And at the end of the night you get to leave with your own masterpiece!  I am personally giving this to my Mom for Mother’s Day and I am probably more excited than she is!

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Another unique gift idea is a gift certificate to attend a Michael’s Craft Class.  Michael’s classes range from cake decorating, oil painting, jewelry making, Martha Stewart Crafts, and Scrapbooking! To present her with this unforgettable gift, print out the Class Calendar, attach it to a paint brush, charm, or an item themed towards her interest, along with a gift card for the class.   Mom’s rarely take time out for themselves and this is the perfect excuse for her to get away, guilt free, and tap into her creative energy.

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A gift basket full of DIY or crafing goodies would make any crafter swoon.  Craft supplies can really add up! The below picture is a DIY Wedding Basket  but you could adapt the same concept for Mother’s Day.

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This adorable new apron from Funktion can do double duty for gardening, used as a tool belt, and can hold your brushes and tools when working on projects.

PS:  I own this exact apron!

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Magazine Subscriptions are a luxury that Mom’s usually don’t indulge in the time it takes to read them or think about purchasing one for themselves.

HGTV Magazine is a must-have in any DIYers mailbox.

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If you live far away from your BMF (Best Mom Forever) this map from Everyday Atlas will melt her heart.

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And this rustic frame from The Little Mason Jar would be perfect on a nightstand.  As a busy Mom I need a reminder, next to my bed, to thank my Savior for my blessings before I turn off the light.

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I know I am biased but a Refunk My Junk Workshop Gift Certificate would definitely make any lady smile.

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If none of these gifts are right up your alley, you can never go wrong with a pedi or massage!

What is on your Mother’s Day wish list?

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Free Printable Stencil {Honeycomb}

I have been searching high and low for a honeycomb shaped stencil since I posted about my obsession last week.  After perusing all corners of the internet I came up empty handed.  I took matters into my own hands and whipped up a printable stencil and painted my son’s toy box.  I loved how easy this project was so I just have to share my free printable stencil with all of you! 

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First you need to print out the stencil on regular old printer paper and cut it out.

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I traced the stencil onto an old file folder.  This allowed me to have firmer paper when I outline it onto my furniture.

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Then I cut it out.

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I painted this toy box using a 4oz sample of CeCe Caldwell’s Chalk and Clay Paints in Santa Fe Turquoise with a smidge of Cottonwood Sienna to give it a vintage green hue.

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I measured the middle of the toy box , using a leveler and a piece of chalk, I drew a line to keep me centered when I outlined my honeycomb pattern.

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And then I started tracing. And tracing.

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I have to give a shout out to my mint green nail polish.  Yup.  Minty fresh nails. 

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Here is the top of the toy box all traced up.

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To paint over my chalk outline I used a small angled paintbrush.  When painting small patterns I prefer angled brushes because I can move my brush in any direction and still get a crisp, clean line.

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I chose Nantucket Spray for my honeycomb color.  It has a soft hint of mint to it.  Do I need to remind you that I lurve mint?  

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Once I had the top all painted I couldn’t resist standing back and admiring it.

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More lovely honeycomb.

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I also painted the bottom molding and the lip of the lid to give it some extra umph and sealed it with Durable Satin Finish to protect it from sticky toddler hands.

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I am so happy with how this little project turned out!  And in case you are wondering if all of that tracing is worth it, I timed myself, start to finish, on the entire project.  It only took me 45 minutes to trace the whole toy box and then paint over the chalk outlines. 

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If you are wanting some honeycomb in your home you are in luck!  You can download the free printable stencil here!

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What are you planning on honeycombing?  A wall?  A painted rug?  I would love for you to share your projects with me by posting a pic on my Facebook wall or send me a tweet on Twitter!

Have a great weekend and happy honeycombing!

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