Frame Collage Project

Hiya!!!!

Sooo since we moved into our home we've been staring at a bare wall in our family room for quite some time. I kept telling myself over and over that I'd get to it; well I FINALLY did. And thank goodness for that! I absolutely LOVE the way it came out. 

So these are the steps that I took to ATTEMPT to make it as leveled as possible LOL. First I created a border around the area which I wanted to lay the frames. I traced the frames onto brown builder's paper (which you can get plenty from Home Depot). I did this so I can rearrange where I wanted to lay out the frames; before I started punching holes in the wall LOL. 

Once the builder's paper was up, I placed the frames where I wanted them and was able to rearrange when I needed to. Because I am a Virgo and need to be so meticulous about everything, you can say I rearranged the builders paper more times then I needed! 

Check out the pics below!! I hope this helps!! 

Peace and Love, Kali 

DIY Headboard Project

Hiiiiii. I know it's been a crazy while since I've shared anything! But it's a New Year and I figure I get back into the swing of things!! 

So i wanted to share my latest project with you guys. Apparently, down here in the Sunshine State there is wood just randomly being given away!! I couldn't believe it, just loads and loads of wood pallets at your disposal!! If you have a truck or the means to to travel with it, then viola it's yours! 

I had the idea that I wanted to make a headboard, why not right? Random wood pallets just lying around, why not put it to good use. Besides taking the wood apart, I created a frame and stained it with 'Wood Finish' in color 'Golden Oak'. Now I wish it could've been a taaaad lighter but after hours of work, I was NOT about to restain it. LOL  Then I went to Target and Home Goods and purchased the bed accessories. Needless to say I absolutely love the outcome :) What do you think?? 

Peace & Love,

Kali

BEKVAM Spice Rack Hack

So I was browsing the Internet for home  organizational ideas and hacks; and I came across the different uses for the IKEA BEKVÄM Spice rack. These are small little shelves which were initially to be used in the kitchen, but I needed additional space in the bathroom sooooo I decided to use it for that instead. What I absolutely looooovee about these racks is they're not bulky and take up as little space as possible. I placed two shelves behind my bathroom door on un-utilized wall space and it works amazingly well! One I put right side up and the other upside down. One of the reasons I did this was to hang a hand towel for easy access. The best part, and of course my favorite part, is they only cost $3.99 each!

Peace & Love,
Kali