Recently, I was struggling with guilt because I hadn’t maintained my garden journal…Keeping a record of seedlings, soil, plants, weather, favorite vegetables, etc.
One day, I was skimming through my photos and remembered I had been sending photos and garden updates through text messages. I had been keeping a journal after all! Sharing the garden photos and news was effortless, because I was excited about the process. For me, journaling the information on paper wasn’t exciting nor fun.
If I want to excel as a gardener, I must keep good records. This is my second year, so it feels like I’m at the toddler stage of experiencing new and wonderful things…and, I want to share it with everyone!
To get to the next stage, I’ve got to learn to breathe, listen, learn, and grow a little more (me, not the plants!).
Recently, I was struggling with guilt because I hadn’t maintained my garden journal…Keeping a record of seedlings, soil, plants, weather, favorite vegetables, etc.
One day, I was skimming through my photos and remembered I had been sending photos and garden updates through text messages. I had been keeping a journal after all! Sharing the garden photos and news was effortless, because I was excited about the process. For me, journaling the information on paper wasn’t exciting nor fun.
If I want to excel as a gardener, I must keep good records. This is my second year, so it feels like I’m at the toddler stage of experiencing new and wonderful things…and, I want to share it with everyone!
To get to the next stage, I’ve got to learn to breathe, listen, learn, and grow a little more (me, not the plants!).
The front doormat…it sends you off to work, it greets you when you arrive home, and it keeps your carpets dirt-free. Time to show IT some love! Repurpose that mat…and create something astonishing!
Gone are the days of only hanging paintings and framed pictures to dress up the walls of your home. These painted doormats are unique and eye-catching…certain to strike up a conversation!
…you can create these stunning, intricate slabs of stone! Accent your garden walls with these lovely rock plaques, have these step stones guide the way to your front door, or construct your own coffee table with a one-of-a-kind stone top…the possibilities are endless! The project details are on the Monica’s Creative Room website.
Now-a-days, we store more information on computers and less in filing cabinets. With that said, the time has come to do something with that old, useless cabinet you’ve had cooped up in the corner of your home office. Get it outside, give it some fresh air, and with a few simple steps…it’ll have a whole new look and purpose!
There are times when standing out is a good thing…but not when it’s the air vent in the middle of your family picture wall. Covering that eyesore of a vent with a black doormat gives it an elegant, stylish wrought iron look, and still allows for easy air flow. “Wrought on!”
Turn a few inexpensive, plain doormats into a breathtaking, beautiful headboard for your bed! Doormats come in a variety of designs and patterns, and spray paint comes in an endless amount of color choices. So you really are able to create a piece that reflects your personal taste and style! Check out the full project scoop on the Kara Paslay Designs website.
Looking for a way to block a bit of the neighborhood busyness out, while still allowing the light to shine in? Well, rubber doormats are your solution. You JUST may start a trend with these chic shades!
Those adorable new sneakers on your child’s feet…super cute! But those adorable new sneakers on the wall of your kitchen island…not so cute! These rubber mats make wonderful blockers between those tiny toes and the suede paint on your walls.
Your doormat has always been a place to simply wipe your feet after a trying day. However, these innovative ideas just may help you to see your front doormat in a very different light! Share these fabulous finds with your fabulous friends and encourage creativity!
I am always looking for new ways to organize and get rid of clutter. Of course the best way is to throw things away, but the sentimental side of me often takes over!
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