Hello lovely friends! If y'all have spent any time here at all, chances are you've seen a flatware box makeover or two or five. I just cannot pass them up when I see them! As I was looking through my storage room to find my next project, I found three of them, and decided this
Hello lovely Friends! If you read about my big purge not too long ago, you may remember this photo: This was a pile of things I decided to keep, figuring I could still do something with them. Three of those items are flatware boxes, you know the kind that fancy silverware comes in? I decided to start
Hello amazing friends!! If y'all have followed me for any length of time at all, you know I have a hard time passing up a few things. One of them is old flatware boxes. Imagine my delight when I happened upon the mother of all flatware boxes at the thrift store by my Mom's house
Do you have an old silverware box that you no longer use for your silverware? This elegant flatware box makeover is a great way to give that box new life!
It seems like there are a couple of items that I just can't seem to pass up when I go thrifting. One of them is frames, and the other is flatware boxes. It wouldn't be March Madness if I didn't share a bit of both. Today's makeover my sweet Friends, #21...can you believe it??, is
Hello amazing friends! Today's thrifty makeover is another flatware box makeover! After this, I have only two pieces left before I get to reveal my brand new haul!! Here is today's subject: How pretty is this box? It was a steal too at $6.75 at the thrift store. It did have a few scratches, but
I really just could not think of a more befitting name for this post. I found this flatware box at the thrift store for just under $5. Here it is as I found it: Ooh good find, right? There are so many possible uses for a little chest like this... Except it needed a little
Hello lovelies!! I'm back today sharing how I updated this flatware box: The title suggests it was only $2, but it was actually marked $3.25. However all green tags were half price the day I found this, so it was even cheaper...$1.63! It would have been weird to put that in the title. In fact,
This old flatware box makeover uses pretty green paint, colorful new fabric and bird transfers for spring! Perfect for holding many things besides flatware!
Hi friends, and welcome to day #30 of my March Madness, 31 Thrifty Makeovers in 31 Days series! We are almost there, just two more makeovers to go! Let's start with today's thrifty find... This flatware chest that had certainly seen better days: Not so bad though, right? Oh yes it was... Yikes! After going
Hey there, my awesome Friends! I missed y'all on Thursday! I had a great long weekend, but I'm pretty sure I went up a pant size. I ate a half a batch of chocolate chip cookies myself. In one night. (And they were totally worth it.) Now it's time to get back to work stocking my
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This upcycled silverware chest just needed some TLC. New fabric lining and painted with a sweet finish. It's now ready for home decor.
Hello my friends! I regularly find old silverware boxes on my treasure hunting adventures. They make a great repurposing project. My most recent box find had pl…
Hello lovelies!! On Tuesday I counted down my top 12 furniture makeovers from 2018. See them all HERE if you missed them! I had almost as many non-furniture makeovers last year, so today I'm sharing those favorites! Spoiler alert: Our kitchen reveal was hands down the number one post of 2018. I shared several posts,
I have always wanted to convert an antique silverware chest into a keepsake box and I finally found one with an inside in bad shape. Follow along as I give it a…
This flatware box upcycle is another idea for those old flatware boxes! The VIntage Post transfer really gave this one new life!