Paint a Crackle Finish- 3 Easy Steps!
I want to share with you a simple painting technique! Using a few dollar store wooden frames and supplies that you most likely already have in your home, this project comes to life quickly! Painting a crackle finish adds a rustic touch and fun texture to your project. Turn a boring frame into something exciting!
Decorating can be a hassle. Especially when you aren’t sure of color schemes and don’t have a ton of money to spend. I personally spend a bunch of time decorating with things like toilet paper tubes and disposable aluminum pans. I’m a cheapskate at heart.
Now that we live full time in our RV as we travel, I have even less opportunity and space to express my decorating whims. Every single thing that I put in my home now needs to have a purpose.
This post also includes more unique Painting Ideas! So be sure to keep reading for lots of inspiration!
I’m SO excited to be guest posting over at Kenarry: Ideas for the Home today sharing all of the instructions for this project! You can find the full details, and lots of photos of this easy technique for creating a Crackle Finish HERE!
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Jar O’ Nutcracker Spoons with Free Pattern
One of my favorite things to collect over the years for Christmas was fun and colorful nutcrackers. When I sold my house a few years ago, I sold everything in it including my nutcracker collection. Living in a motorhome means not much room for decorations.
So this week, I decided to create a batch of tiny nutcrackers made from wooden spoons. And I’ve included a free pattern for you to make your own! You can find it HERE!
A few months ago, I ran across a stash of metal rake heads that just called my name. Last week, I showed you my Santa Rake Head Door Greeter, and this week, I’m presenting my Turkey Rake Door Greeter. A cute way to recycle, and a colorful addition to your front door just in time for the holidays! Want to know how to make him? CLICK HERE!
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