The Hunter household is on a budget freeze. Â Not just a little budget chill, a frigid freeze, I tell you. Â Like Antarctica-in-a-blizzard-floating-on-an -iceberg-think-I-just-saw-a-polar-bear type of budget freeze. Â Therefore anything you see me do from here until….hmmmm….new job for hubby? I go back to work full-time? kingdom come? will be from “shopping the house”.Â
Below is a picture of my front porch. Â I love it. Â It fulfills my black and green whimsies and showcases my no-sew pillows. Â But my front door was purpley-brown and needed a makeover. Â It also needed a wreath. Â The door was an easy fix with some black paint I had in the basement. Â The wreath? Â Well…I thought that was just going to have to wait until kingdom come.
However, I found this sad little creature below buried under some baby toys in the basement. Â No, not my toe, although it’s a sad creature in need of a pedicure and has definitely spent it’s fair share of time buried under toys! Â The wreath was the first I ever purchased around 6 years ago, and I almost tossed it in the trash. Â Â
But wait…what if we take this $.25 (yes!) letter H that I bought awhile back at the Christmas Tree Shop….Â
…put some cute black/white gingham paper on it and hang it with a coordinating ribbon?
Much better! Â Maybe shopping from the house isn’t so bad after all. Â Especially if your house is well stocked in craft supplies :).
Join in the DIY Party over at Kimba’s or at least be sure to visit!
However, I found this sad little creature below buried under some baby toys in the basement. Â No, not my toe, although it’s a sad creature in need of a pedicure and has definitely spent it’s fair share of time buried under toys! Â The wreath was the first I ever purchased around 6 years ago, and I almost tossed it in the trash. Â Â 
But wait…what if we take this $.25 (yes!) letter H that I bought awhile back at the Christmas Tree Shop…. 
…put some cute black/white gingham paper on it and hang it with a coordinating ribbon?
Much better! Â Maybe shopping from the house isn’t so bad after all. Â Especially if your house is well stocked in craft supplies :).
Join in the DIY Party over at Kimba’s or at least be sure to visit!
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I love this wreath and your porch is amazing! Just perused your blog and it's wonderful, so glad you visited me today!
I love it! It looks really, really cute! Great ingenuity!
I love it!! And you can use it all year long. I would be so easy to make little changes for each holiday!
Great job. And you didn't spend a dime. You inspire me. Your front porch looks awesome.
Love your porch and I love your remade wreath!
That is gorgeous! Now I want one for my house!:) Lori
SO CUTE CO SIMPLE SO CHIC! Thanks for sharing!Come check out my TRANSOFORMATION end table at DIY DAY!
Love it!
Very cute..I love all your pillows!
sandy toe
Ooohhh…I love how this turned out!!! It looks so great on your door!!! Wonderful!!!
This is my first visit to your blog!!! I love it!!! I can't wait to return again and again!!!
Enjoy!!!
XOXO
Cathy
I LOVE the transformation! Great job!
Carrie
What a great example you are to shop in your house and not be embittered by the financial decrease. God will so honor that.
very lovely! You may need to get tight on finances more often! lol