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With Thanksgiving just three and a half weeks away, I visited the Flylady's website to reread her Holiday Control Journal.
I was surprised to see that the website has been completely revamped and is absolutely beautiful!
If you haven't visited her site lately, check it out at Flylady.net.
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Sunset.com
Once you have invested in the necessary tools, paint really can be one of the most inexpensive, yet impactful ways to change the dynamic of a room.
After years of renting, when Paul and I finally bought and remodeled our home, we went a little nutty with paint. Our bedroom is Amazon Green, our kitchen is Tuscan Orange, our living room is Renaissance Yellow and my office has an Imperial Red accent wall.
Each room is a statement of our family's personality and six years later, the colors still make me happy every time I walk in the door.
For ideas visit: http://bit.ly/ozb5Vw
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Better Homes and Gardens
Quick, easy and affordable DIY projects including wall shelves, message boards, jewelry organizers and more.
Read the article at http://bit.ly/nvpF8L
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Sunset
Just last night, my friend Liz was telling us about her passion for buying used furniture at garage sales then refurnishing and painting the items in fun and funky colors. Now, after reading this article about reinvented Craigstlist items, I am inspired to make my own restored creation!
Read the article at http://bit.ly/nkpM7
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Good Housekeeping
Just about everyone in my family is a DIY whiz - especially my mom. As much as I enjoy making small repairs myself, I am not a natural at it. However, armed with the Internet and a handful of tools, I have been able to do repairs around the house that would have cost me quite a bit to hire someone. At the same time, I have also learned when it is worth bringing in the experts.
This article from Good Housekeeping offers advice for making simple, yet impactful repairs around your home.
Read the article at http://bit.ly/mTo848
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