Posts from: November 2020

I’m so excited to once again join the fabulous ladies from Welcome Home Sunday as this weeks guest host! Each week Kelly at The Tattered Pew and her co-hosts gather …

Welcome to the second Week of Dirt Road Adventures. This is where I share what I’ve been up to this past week, some behind the scenes kind of stuff and …

Here is the absolute easiest way to age new Christmas Ornaments to make them look like vintage shiny brites. Y’all, I have been fortunate to find a good supply of …

The Pinterest Challenge this month is to style a crate or basket for Christmas! I’m excited to join a talented group of blogger’s for this challenge hosted by Cindy at …

Welcome to the first week of Dirt Road Adventures. I’m excited to be sharing a new version of what’s been happening at the end of the Dirt Road this week. …

Get ready for some easy, creative, and budget-friendly tips for a Christmas Tablescape using a mix of old, new, DIY, and repurposed items. I hope these tips inspire you to …

Don’t you just love changing your holiday decor each year? But what do you do with last years decorations? In addition, what about all those new styles when you have …

This Cranberry & Apple Bake Recipe is one of our family’s all-time favorite holiday recipes. It’s so “easy that even I will make it,” and it’s the perfect combination of …

Here are 2 Easy Steps to Flock to a Christmas Tree & more without all that mess. You can easily add faux snow to trees, wreaths, and pinecones; they also …

See how to easily make a unique, sustainable dried fruit and herb Christmas garland. I’ve made several dried fruit garlands for previous holidays, but this one is my favorite. Plus, …

Don’t you just love the smell of fruits and herbs during the holidays. I love to dry fruit and use it to create yummy smelling Garlands and Wreaths. If you’d …

I’ve collected some Best Tips to Save Plants Over Winter from friends who have already had success with these techniques. Here are the tips and materials you will need to …