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I’ve been eyeing this pin, I found on Pinterest forever ago, in hopes of someday figuring out a way how to reuse and repurpose all those used candle jars that had minuscule amounts of wax left at the bottom. Finally, I gave this post a read and realized it is stupid easy to do and doesn’t require anything other than boiled water! So, let me walk you through what I experienced as I was following this pin’s instructions…
Category: DIY
Quick & Easy DIY: Organized sunglasses
Ideas come to you in a split second. Grab them or they may never come back.
I want to talk to you guys about something important and a bit serious. I am not really the philosophical type at all. I am more of a black and white kind of person, who is either happy or not. But lately I must admit, I’ve been in a limbo.
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Water stains and lemon
Too good to be true?
When I first saw this pin, I thought to myself “OMG! If this really works, I am going to wee, wee all the way home .” I almost held my breath, no joke. The pin blew up in popularity with almost 300 re-pins within 24 hours. I knew at that point, it was my duty to investigate this supposed magical solution. And since I always have lemons and water stained bathroom faucets in my house, it was an easy task to handle.
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Diy Shower Curtain from Ikea Sheets – Part II
Dying and Hanging the curtain
Just a little preview 
So now that we’ve completed sewing the shower curtain from Ikea sheets, we move to the next step of the process – dying it. It’s not as hard as it seems but being my first time, I was very nervous (that’s what she said!).
DIY Shower Curtain from Ikea Sheets – Part I
Sewing the curtain
We’ve been living in rental properties for years now. And every time we move, my husband reminds me how I shouldn’t be making any holes in the walls or purchasing expensive customized items. So far, we’ve only had one bathroom that required a shower curtain and we used the one we got as a wedding gift. Now, we have a rental with an extra bathroom and I really needed a curtain. I didn’t want to buy one because cheaper ones are usually not what I want and the one I want is usually way out of my price range. So, I set out to make one for the amount of money I would pay for a cheap one at Target, around $20.
DIY – Vintage Blouse Upcycled with Lace
Sweet potato! That back is hot!
I’ve been seeing shirts with lace back insert pop up here and there for a while now. But, I could never bring myself to pay $30-$60 for something that looked like a basic shirt with a small lace insert, especially since I could easily do this myself. So I decided to do it and do it under $10.