Organized Clutter

  Back in March, I created this Boho style stenciled planter box with Goodwill finds, chalk paint, and a mudcloth stencil  HERE. I actually liked the finished project but I was unable to sell it at our local consignment store so I decided to give it another makeover!

  I found this box of 12 ceramic Christmas Village miniature ornaments at our local thrift shop earlier this week.

I found this wooden chest last fall at a Goodwill in the Twin Cities. I think I paid $14.99. It appears to be be a homemade chest in very good condition.

This wooden and metal sleigh Christmas decoration was thrifted by my mom several years ago. I decided to give it a makeover!

I found this 12 sided wooden bucket at the thrift store a while back.  It has a jute handle. Scroll on to see how I transformed this find into a cute Christmas decoration, and take in another great edition of projects from the Thrift Store Decor Team too!

  Probably about fifteen years ago, (maybe more) I had homespun valances and curtains custom made for my den/guest room.  Red was my favorite color, and this red and gold homespun plaid was well suited for my primitive country decor.  (Now I have transitioned to a farmhouse decor style in this room.) The scalloped roller shades are even older.  I purchased them from the old JC Penney catalog.  I desperately wanted to update the window treatments in this room without spending a lot of money.

I found this old stool at a garage sale back in 2018, along with a lot of other items for upcycling  HERE. Read on to see the stool makeover, along with seven other upcycled projects from the Thrift Store Decor Team!

I have been upcycling old suitcases recently.  This old Samsonite suitcase was found at the local thrift shop for $7.  Read on to see the makeover, AND how I used the suitcases as decorative storage.

  I found this little wooden decorative suitcase at Goodwill in August.  It was $3.99.

  I recently purchased the chip basket, DIY frame, and wood riser at Target's Bullseye Playground at the front store bins.  Everything in the bins is $5 or less.