

And to my wonderful hubby, thank you for being a wonderful husband, father and provider for us. We love and appreciate you!
Your Girls
And speaking of a makeover, I decided to give my bar stools a little face lift as well. Here's a picture of how they looked before. They were dark and just seemed to disappear.
First up!
You will receive one of my little white pots with a black crown on the front.
Also, a Tyler candle company candle with a 20-25 hour burn time in "intense"
These make your whole house smell sooooo good!
And finally!
A pillow case covered in vintage Paris Postcards!
Here are the rules....
Post a link to this giveaway on your blog.
Make sure you link back here.
Leave a comment on this post.
That is it!
I made this one for a friends daughter.
There's no mistaking where the pantry is now.
They also make chalkboard decals. I have one on order that will go on the wall above this bench. I can't wait to get it. Here's the link for the chalkboards. http://bethann.uppercaseliving.net/ViewItem.m?CategoryId=174&DesignId=&ItemId=17848&Keyword=chalk&CurrentPage=1
I saw this idea from My Sweet Savannah. http://mysweetsavannah.blogspot.com/2008/11/how-to.html
This would be an expensive decal. So I borrowed an overhead projector and hand painted it.
~Dianne~
Here is a very simple and yet budget friendly project using mirror tiles that you can get from any craft store. I got mine at Hobby Lobby while they were 50% off. The tiles ended up costing me about $50.00. Lay them out on a piece of 1/2" MDF. Make marks and cut the MDF to fit whatever size tiles you have. Paint the MDF and simply glue the tiles down with construction adhesive. There you have it!!! Something this size would cost twice as much in the store. I also hung pictures on top of the mirror to give it a layered look. Have fun with this one.
Here are the results after a little TLC and a lot of elbow grease.
~Dianne~