Organized Clutter

Last minute Easter decor with a simple three legged, small wooden stool from the thrift shop.

 I found this metal flowerpot at a local thrift shop recently.

Oops!  I almost forgot to take a "Before" pic of this wooden 26" spoon and fork my mom salvaged for me from the garbage when one of her fellow tenants moved out of the apartment building.  As you can see, I am painting the spoon and fork white.  To be exact, I am painting the wooden spoon and fork with Fusion Paint (Champlain) . 

 I got this package of floral napkins from my mom a couple nights ago.  I have been wanting to try napkin decoupage on rough sawn boards ever since seeing a post from  Sweet Pickins blog.

My first thrift shop makeover is this Early American style wall planter with brass insert.

I purchased this  basket and standing wooden cross at the thrift shop yesterday.

These galvanized "envelopes" were a part of my  Midwinter Rummage Sale Haul in January.   I paid a buck a piece for mine, but similar ones are available at  Target  for $9.99 each.   I had another glued end board ( 1" x 12" x 48)  from  Menard's  on hand.

I have never met a cutting board/breadboard that I didn't like... Unless of course it was TOO expensive. Here is a round up of my cutting board projects to date from Rummage Sale/Thrift Shop Finds: Breadboard/Cutting Board Clipboard

 I think this is my very first fish cutting board thrift shop find.  I usually clean my cutting boards with Krud Kutter to remove any residue from cooking oil.  Krud Kutter is also great for cleaning crud around the house.

I am dreaming of spring, so I decided to makeover these three thrift shop, black metal, candle holders with spring in mind.

I picked up this antique brass towel bar at the thrift shop the other day.