We chose an elevated planter box, because it is versatile for most spaces and easy-to-use as a garden box or as a spot to keep drinks for a backyard party.
Here’s the how-to for the project that we shared with Habitat for Humanity ReStore’s blog.
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Giving a new look to older furniture is easy with paint and a few simple tools at Habitat ReStore. (Ahem….While the headline says it took…
When I shop Habitat for Humanity ReStore, I have an idea, and then the shop’s treasures make it even better. Not every DIY project upcycle starts with…
Habitat ReStore workshops are a fun way to gain DIY skills and meet new friends. I have a major crush on creative upcycling. And while…
We used wood from a Minwax wood staining workshop to make a tray for the holidays.
We were lucky to spend a few hours with the superhero of staining, Bruce Johnson from Minwax at Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Philadelphia. What’s…
For workshops, I always choose affordable and easy-to-manage tools. The tools I shared with the team at FYI Philly are my favorite go-to tools for most projects. They also are easy to carry, set-up, and store away.
Creating something new from something old charms my artistic DIY soul. Yes, I love making wall art with uncommon items. There’s a nagging challenge in…
I shared two fun hours with 15 DIYers at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Philadelphia.
I’ve used candy, berries, plastic spiders, medallions, and more to decorate our front door. But this year I went a bit further into the upcycle world. This wreath is made from tube brushes.
