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We bought a farmhouse built in 1900 and have been slowly doing a DIY renovation on the entire house. After much thought, consideration and planning, we decided to tear off the old kitchen and back room addition and add a better structured space. Here are our old farmhouse addition during photos!
I’ve created an easy recipe for a healthy maple gravy frosting that is refined sugar free! This recipe is the best way to frost all your favorite baked goods: scones, donuts, bundt cakes, cinnamon rolls and more!
Sometimes you want to change up the Christmas décor you’ve used since the first year of marriage. But buying all new Christmas stuff can certainly kill the budget. Here is a list of 45 thrift store Christmas decorations. Not only are they budget friendly, but many of them can be used as regular home decorations the rest of the year!
In our previous bungalow home in town, the partial upstairs had been finished in the 1990’s. Before then, it had been an empty, unfinished attic. The entire upstairs was the master suite, which gave us a glorious amount of space. But for the great size of the bedroom, the master bathroom was small and extremely choppy. Here is our Rustic Modern bathroom remodel before and after.
It’s January, you’ve purged your home of all the extra. But you don’t want to just donate everything. What to do?!?! The feeling of a good house purge is so great until you stare at resulting piles of stuff. Do you move everything to the garage until spring garage season arrives? Well, friend, I’m about to teach you how to sell garage sale items in winter.
Our Vintage Bungalow
Howdy! I’m Tammy, and I’ve lived most of my life stretching a low decorating budget through garage sales and DIY renovation.
I am going to give you quick and easy tips on the beauty of reusing older items instead of spending tons of money on new. I’ll show you how I add vintage style that makes a your house feel like a cozy home (even with young kids, a practical husband and a big dog in tow).
