Upcycled Wooden Totes

My mom found these wooden totes at a yard sale and I admit I had my doubts about them but she made them look adorable! She put terra cotta pots in one, vintage mini milk bottles in another, and vintage blue mason jars in the other one. I love them (We didn't take any before photos so just picture plain boring wooden totes )

Crate Crazy!

My favorite finds are always crates, but the question becomes what do you do with these crates when you get them home? Here are some ways my mom and I thought to use some crates we had laying around.

Long thin ones look cute with jars and bottles in them to make cute center pieces or silverware caddies

Divided soda crates and soda bottles can make a cute table decoration, too. We came up with this:

But I can also picture this as a cute way of displaying place cards at a wedding.

They also look cute just stacked and decorated like little mini bookshelves

Or make a cute pillow, add legs, and make a pet bed!

(Our handsome model, Brody)

We're also in the process of making a crate into a raised foot stool with a padded hinged top!

Vintage Milk Glass Vases

Ack! I love milk glass vases and I love this idea my mom had to use them! We were thinking they'd be cute for wedding tables-like to write the numbers on.

This set is listed on Etsy here!

We have A TON more vases so we'll definitely be making sets up. Keep an eye on our Etsy shop for them!



Update: Here's another set!!

find this set on Etsy here!

Vintage Mason Jar and Buralp Roses Part 2

We've sold the first 2 sets we've made so we're slowly making more. Here's the next one we made. I have to admit, I love these and I was sad to see them go.

Burlap Roses and Vintage Mason Jars

My mom and I threw together some, in my opinion, adorable centerpieces. All it is is vintage teal mason jar, wrapped in twine, burlap flowers, some ribbon, and a chalkboard heart tag. We have 2 listed on our shop.

I'm thinking of making a bunch for my wedding. Although instead of a vintage blue jar I may just buy a bunch of clear and color them to look like sea glass with food coloring and glue. We'll see. If the sea glass thing works out I'm thinking of making sets to sell for people to buy for their wedding tables. Sometimes these blue jars a hard to come by.