I was scrolling through Etsy and came across this beautiful piece of wood.  As soon as I saw it I thought it needed a copper tree in the center.  I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out.






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My husband and I took a trip out West and collected a bunch of flat round rocks along the way.  I decided instead of putting them in a basket somewhere I would turn them into a piece of art for our walls.   My handy hubby made the shadow box frame.

I was challenged to make something from $10 or less at the store 5 Below.  I chose two kinds of bath salts, hot glue sticks and two bottles of clear nail polish. I cut "crystals" out of the glue sticks, then colored the bath salts and "crystals" with alcohol markers and then attached everything to the salt rock with clear nail polish.  My sister is a HUGE rock collector and I fooled her until she picked them up lol.













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My nephew is REALLY into skateboarding so when his birthday rolled around I knew I had to make him something skateboard related.  I figured who doesn't need some hooks in their bedroom lol.  I had the best time blasting the stickers on it.

These came about because I lost someone close to me and I needed to work through some grief.

My niece asked for a cork board for Christmas and this is what I came up with.  After I finished gluing in the corks I decided the spacing was strange so I added colorful wood beads...I love the hidden pop of color.





I also made her some succulent thumb tacks

Yet another use for my pine cone succulents

I decided to embrace Christmas in Florida. The wreath is made of 214 vintage ornaments and 37 new ornaments (yes I counted as I made it lol)

I have bunch of wood I salvaged after Hurricane Irma and I thought putting fish on some of the pieces would look cool...I think it works.  The fish are made of clay that I then painted.

Yup another one lol.  I decided to see if the pine cones would work with driftwood...I'd say yes they do lol.  This is a wreath I made years ago and change it from season to season...though I may be done with that and just keep it this way since it really turned out cool looking.