Check out my new workspace! Most of these items were purchased at IKEA.
I have two maker stations with pegboards to store all of our tools and clipboards. In the center, I can show the day's work schedule or watch TV.
I used metal racks to store all of my ribbon. I organized everything by color so I can easily see what ribbon I'm looking for.
My favorite part of the workshop - the flowers! I used plastic grates and sorted everything by color. It's so nice to be able to see everything in one place!
I used pink cardboard boxes which I labeled with my Silhouette to store tulle, vinyl, glue, paper, and other miscellaneous items. I've got a peg board on the side to store all of tools.
Over here I have my packing station. I stored all of my cardboard boxes in the existing bench storage and added some racks to the wall to store materials. In the gift wrapping station, I used another pegboard to store my wrapping paper and gift bags & I used a dresser I had laying around which I painted hot pink to match the rest of the workshop.
Over here I have a second packing station. I love how the vertical storage saves us on space. I hung two cute pink lamps above to add some extra light.
I used some file cabinets I had laying around for additional storage & to put the printed on top of.
I just love how this all turned out! I especially love how everything is Ever Blooming Originals colors - pink and green!
Hanging a wreath on your front door is a great way to add some curb appeal. But your front door isn't the only place to hang a wreath! Check out these photos from our customers showing the unique areas they hung their wreaths:
My husband and I were in dire need of a new coffee table. We'd been using a $35 coffee table from Walmart that was entirely too small for our couch. I had a very specific look in mind & didn't want to break the bank. So we took on the adventurous feat of DIYing it. It only took us three trips to Lowe's and almost quitting five times, but in the end, it turned out great. We spent about $150 on the whole project.
As many of you know, I recently moved and am in the process of doing lots and lots of DIY projects around the house. Over the next few months, I plan to share several of them with you. Here is the first project I am posting!
